Right then, let's talk about Mo, because this is where Mo comes on.

Obviously, Joe Gomez goes off.

Mo comes on.

It was announced, I think, the day before, that Mo was going to be part of the squad, which,

fair enough.

I think the way it was reported was interesting.

Like, you know, these issues still remain, but he's going to be around.

He starts on the bench.

And when he comes on, John, he does look sharp.

Again, it's fair to say, like he didn't come on and sulk,

he smiled on his face, the car, give him a bit of a session.

He was straight and almost straight away, yeah.

And didn't shoot.

He got the ball on the left, coming in on his left foot. Normally you expect Mo would just have a shot, but no, he laid the ball off and he did that a lot. It was almost like he was determined to show that he was a team player, you know. Again, he lays it in McCars, there's new, could have scored, could have squared on a different day. It was, again, it was interesting sound because there was, and again, we don't know what the future holds for more we still don't, like these problems. Clearly, I haven't gone away, but it was just good to see him back. Yeah, I was quite pleased as well with how the ground reacted to it because it wasn't like Liverpool were picked. I know online and in the media, there's been a lot of picking sides,

but really Liverpool fans aren't too fussed by that.

They just want the league winning manager and one of the greatest players

the clubs ever had to just get along.

And it did feel like in the ground, both names were being sang,

as much as some people have tried to spin it.

Equal support for both. I don't think at the end i wanted to know what you thought i didn't look like a goodbye to me

from mo i don't think he wants to go anywhere personally i mean he didn't sign a two-year contract

i know he didn't sign it to sit on the bench but he signed it as well well because he doesn't want to lose that competitive edge going to Saudi Arabia. So I'm a bit more

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