My guest today here on Red Men TV is Liverpool legend Robbie Fowler, current manager of the Brisbane

Raw. He has a book out Robbie Fowler, my life in football which is available and he's talking to me a little bit about

some of the highs and lows of going from being a young kid in

to being a mega star a Liverpool football club.

Moving things on obviously you end up you know despite the fact that he had a

boy or evertonian which we've forgiven you for Rob I think it's only fair

You know you you go on obviously you sat you sound for the rent and you Red and you come up through the ranks and

you just be booked before you carry on there I mean what I will say I've been from

I was an enemy fan and you know from in my defense like I was I was brought up with my

mum side of the family as much as I played and practice with my guard. My dad was

an Everton fan. Or my mum's side of the family were all Everton fans.

And my dad's side of the family were all Liverpool fans,

except my dad he was still,

obviously the Black Sheep.

So that's why I grew up.

But I was never, I was never like a bitter, I was never a bitter blue, whereas,

I couldn't stand Liverpool. In fact, I did love Russia because I thought Russia was incredible.

And I was quite lucky going up in the 80s where

you know Liverpool and Ebb and who were both incredible teams then. But look I

still I still appreciated good football and as much as I was in heaven fan you know I

didn't it didn't dislike Liverpool and fact I actually quite like them as well.

Why we should add the never Tony? I just think he just wanted to be different. You know what? I find this story and I'm not saying this is true of every every evident fan because it's not at all, but I know loads of Evertonians who were Evertonians because like the brother supported Liverpool or you know they did it as like an like you say to be

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