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It is the Anfield Rap. After Liverpool, I've got Beat Nill,

at Good of some Park.

By, well-organized Everton Side, about a good plan as how they're going to get 50 yards up the pitch,

not that good a plan as to what they were going to do with the next 50, but they did have one or two opportunities.

It is, and will be acknowledged over the course of this.

Liverpool on the other hand appeared to have an odd shape to say the least,

especially into the second half we'll be talking about that a lack of control as well.

We'll talk about the incidents, chances to win the game for both sides and

composed around the penalty area. The performances from a Liverpool point of view probably

going to focus in on Gomez, Salen-Nunyez, Milner and Diogo Jotner and we'll discuss the wider league situation city dropping points as well

nothing gone but we need to improve soon I'm joined by Robbie O'Neill by most Stewart and

by Stew Wright for the next 40 45-50 minutes also on all of this and we'll just start off with the

harsh reality mow it is too dropped it's too dropped and a point of good distance

never a bad point for a variety of reasons on the one hand, but it becomes a bad point in the context of the fact that Liverpool

have now only won't share with the first six.

Yeah, but I mean even the point of Goodison being a good one, that's normally in the media after

after afters in like just getting out of the place the next day we're normally like

we should have won that game and we're exactly like that again today because

the frustration thing doesn't come from Liverpool not doing enough to win like it was at Old Trafford The frustration comes from

enough to win like it was at Old Trafford.

The frustration comes from Liverpool doing enough to win

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