Afternoon everybody and welcome to the Redman TV it is the match preview ahead of Wednesday night

Maisie Sards R. B. I'm Steve Ho. Joined by Chloe and Dan to have a big old chat about

Everton versus Liverpool.

Yeah Dan, Liverpool earned the right for this game to mean something.

Obviously, the Darby always means something, but I mean something in terms, yeah, something

more. This means more. I think someone should

do trademark that. But yes, someone should use that. It means it's massive for both teams. Obviously, they're

at the good winter weekend, but they're not mathematically safe and who who knows Forrest could get some points back at all up and year. Liverpool of course going for

a Premier League title needs to win all the games to do it. It feels like the most

significant Derby that I can read for a long time.

Yeah.

No I would say so, yeah most definitely and it's felt like this type of Derby has been

coming for a little while now because we've been sort of fighting at the upper end of the table and they've been sort of circling the plug goal for all intents of purposes down the bottom.

It's felt like at some point we are going to meet in these type of circumstances whereby, you know, it could mean that we go on to do potentially

in the Premier League and they could well, you know, fall foul of relegation.

I think this could well be it. I mean, the result of the weekend, Veviton lessens the importance ever so slightly but you know to wish you

thinking to suggest that Everton players or fans are going to come in relax and

but I doesn't really matter what happens is people are about it because they're

still going to be concerned about

relegation but moreover I think potentially even more importantly than that

for ever since standpoint they're going to want to put a big old dent in our title

hopes aren't they love to be the side that sort of derailed the last

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