Hello everybody, welcome to your second blood red podcast of the week.

I'm Andy Kelly. Today I'm joined by Neil Jones and I'm joined by Ian Doyle.

And for a change, we're not going to slag off to do it at the start of this.

We're here to talk about one year of

Yurgen clop at Anfield as promised earlier in the week and later on we're going to be joined by a very special

guest Jimmy Carrigger is going to be joining us on the phone to talk about his feelings about

Clop's anniversary. We've heard from the manager himself. He doesn't particularly want to mark the occasion

regarding it's just another day in his sort of

journey as they call it at Anfield but we're here to talk about it. Jonesy looking back a year

it feels incredible to me the difference between Liverpool as a club a year ago to Liverpool as it is now?

Yeah, it's a big change.

Liverpool wasn't a nice club to be involved with, I don't think a year ago,

or just over a year ago, because, you know, those of us who were reporting on it were sort of very much aware of the

feeling of the fans and the growing sort of apathy and resentment if you like from the

fans towards the manager.

The football wasn't particularly good to watch.

The experience of the stadium wasn't great.

I can remember being at the Carlisle game in the League Cup and wondering how can any manager ever, you know, get that back on

side, you know, booze on three occasions that night, which you don't, you know, you don't

often hear at Anfield and then within a couple of weeks the mood had changed and although

not everything changed immediately one thing that definitely did was the feeling among the supporters and the fans and the way that they went into games,

they traveled with more optimism and hope and they supported a little bit more the players

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