This is the Blood Red Podcast from the Liverpool Echo, giving you the inside track on all the big talking points from Anfield.

Hello and welcome to the View from the COP Podcast, seven wins from seven, top of the Premier League and off to a

fly in the Champions League. Liverpool could not be in a better position going

into a mouth-raughting in runner of matches before the next international break. I'm

your host Paul Wielock and to look ahead to the double

header with Chelsea the trip to Napoli and the visits of Manchester City

to Anfield. I'm delighted to be joined by season ticket holders Sean Bradbury.

Hello, Dan Kay. Hello there and Paul Fielden. Good afternoon. No, it's Paul Fielding.

Good afternoon.

Not as posse as you did in the war.

But we'll start with a look back on Saturday's three-noll win over Southampton

over Southampton, if that's all right.

It maintained Liverpool's perfect starts of the season.

So was the fact that it was so routine which just made it all the more impressive?

Yeah I think that was absolutely part of it. I mean it was weird wasn't it in a

way it felt like we only watched half a game given how easy we were able to take it

in the second half but like you say in the context of this run it was it was

another game that was worth another three points we had to take it seriously and we did obviously in the first half and in the second it was such a professional way to see it out.

But I just think of it, given the point of which this fell after we've made a really

good start to this tricky run and won those big games and then this this one comes

around we make a few changes but the job was done I think it was it was really good he was able to have a

little look at that that slightly tweaked formation and Shaqui's been chomping at the

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