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It is the Anfield Rap.

Neil Atkinson with you with the Anfield rap after Liverpool have thankfully beaten Bormuth by four goals to nil.

With me, I've got John Gibbons. I've got Steve Armstrong

who's going to chip in throughout. I'm going to have a chat about the title picture

as a whole in so far as there is one more accurately maybe a race to the top

four later on. Gareth Roberts and Mike Nevin all with me, Steve obviously from United

We Stand. I'm going to start with Gareth, Gareth, what a relief.

Yeah, big relief, kind of felt like for me personal well-being and I just needed Liverpool to win this weekend and

thankfully they did I mean I know you know you see all the online debate and

debate you know with your own mates and everyone sort of like well it's not too bad just drawing two games why you're losing your ship or it just does show some doubts and then you know to see them come out the way they did there and you know people are say I only

Bormuth and Eddie R's tactics you know played into Liverpool's hands and all that

sorts of stuff but I'm not really asked about all the teams I'm asked about what

Liverpool are doing and I thought the attitude was spot on

the commitment was spot on and from the first whistle you could basically see that they were

on it they were getting stuck in they were press and I they were creating loads of

chances you know a few of the money

sort of our half chances, but you know, that's the way you want to see your team start the match.

And I think the only worry was that, you know, we started so well and yet we didn't get up really and you

started to get that little nickel again where you're thinking of now you know are

we not going to capitalize on the fact that we're all over them here, Casino, it's the bar with a brilliant free

hich. And then eventually the goal does come and it and it goes from there and there's

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