Hey everyone, welcome to Red Men TV. It is the Red Men Originals podcast. I'm Steehor,

filling in for Paul today, but joined as ever by Chris, Chloe and Dan. We're going to review

Liverpool's 5-2 win over West Ham in part one. And then in part two, we're going to look ahead

to Liverpool versus Wolves or Wolves versus Liverpool times two as the Reds face the same team

twice in a matter of days,

one in the league and one in the FA Cup.

Thank you very much guys for joining us.

Hope all is well.

We might as I guess straight into it, Dan.

If Liverpool would have just hired the set-piece coach last rumour, as you,

can we be reigning defending champions by now?

It clearly exists. Like Liverpool are the best set-piece team in the world, no. Yeah, right now, maybe. It might be wishful thinking to suggest that that would have solved all our ailments. But yeah, listen, we've certainly... 99% of them, Dad. Yeah, if you couldn't beat them, join them. It feels like we've joined them in recent times, doesn't it?

I think Arnoldingly has opted to just be better at set pieces.

Even his best conference this morning, he was talking about his preferred style of football

referencing Barcelona some years ago and hoping they were on every Sunday night

when he sat down to Washington 40.

I don't think he loves the idea of us being this set piece out of Arsenal, playbook, dominant side. But listen, again, I come back to it. It was such an Achilles heel of ours from a defensive point of view. And in the other end, in the other box, we needed to get better in the attacking sense as well. So, yeah, we've done that.

We've stopped the bleeding a little bit at the back as well, which has been useful. So, yeah, listen, it's better from that perspective. Obviously, Aaron Briggs has gone now. Lewis Mahoney's taking over the reins and seems to be doing a pretty good job of it. It's one of them as well, Chloe, isn't it? Where, like, actually, I've seen Liverpool play better than they played at the weekend and not win games.

And yet it is the difference of like... It's one of them as well, Chloe, isn't it? Where, like, actually, I've seen Liverpool play better than they played at the weekend and not win games.

And yet it is the difference of, like, being three-nill-up via three set-piece goals.

On the back of, I think Liverpool's seven goals, up until Cody Gapho scored,

had all been from set pieces of the previous seven goals, which was, like, a record,

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