I'm Gabby's Jules Grace guys over West London Jules. What a weekend. You never see a manager coming out and say, oh look, I'm going to leave at the end of the season.

Instead, we've had two and two days at two of the biggest clubs in the world.

We'll be getting into all that. We'll be getting into the the FA cop. We'll be getting into Byron,, we'll be getting into Byron,

Real Madrid, tons to talk about.

But we have to start in Anfield,

where on Friday, Liverpool, or Jurgen-Kaup announced, hey, I'm Liverpool or Yurken clop announced hey my tank is nearly empty I am

running out of gas I'm gonna leave at the end of the season I wrote a long column on the website giving my views are really really good

and for me though the big takeable we'll get into the details of the nitty-grade

and obviously the fact that they beat Norwich 5-2 this weekend, is the admission of humanity,

the admission of weakness, which it's not something we see from leaders, right?

CEO types, managers, so on.

Because, and partly the reason we always thought,

oh, they have to show their self-confidence

show their vulnerability that's how they get buying people have to have faith in them

if somebody is is weak or vulnerable or tired but I think the world has changed

and maybe it's millennials maybe it's men's mental health, whatever.

Somebody can come out and say this. I know, hopefully, that they'll still follow him between now and June.

Yeah, and I think the fragility, I think you can be strong like club and Liverpool and still fragile and I think this is why

he highlighted you can be Roy Hudson and be 20 years older than the club and still feel

that you've got enough energy to manage the

Premier League and be 20 years younger like club and feel like this is it now I

can't I can't give much more even if you are at a really good time you've

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