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

I only turn around, one to be a second alone and then up and go. So I've watched my team.

No, I felt pretty alone in this moment.

We are responsible. We are responsible that nobody can leave a stadium a minute before the last whistle

because everything can happen and that's what we have to show.

One of the biggest strength of this club is the togetherness in difficult times.

And if you want, these games are always the one moment when you really can show it.

If you want, you can can show it. If you want you can see it with the med CD 5 times a week pretty much so

and you watch it and you see it and you know you have to write this and deny that and then you know

okay all possible but quite difficult you need really good football

team to do that and thank God I have one and I don't care if you are on a stadium

yes that's good. Love it.

But I want to have even full energy when you are at home in front of television, in front of the laptop, in front of whatever,

smartphone. If you are with us then push us that's it.

There will be a moment for sure in the future when I think back and hopefully it will be a different

number than and not only 64.

After 99 Home Premier League games in charge, Jörgen Klop leads Liverpool out for the 100th time at Anfield in league action on Sunday.

And of course, it's no less than Manchester United the

visitors to Anfield. We're here with a special podcast on the Blood Red channel

for Self Guy Clark joined by Peter Hooten and Paul Philbin to chat through Yergenclop's first 99

home league games in charge of the Reds. Of course, currently presiding over a 67 game unbeaten run a club record and

Peter up to you for sort of the statistics from Yergen clock

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