Hello, welcome to the Redven TV. Liverpool have just beaten Tottenham Hart's spared by two goals so on.

This is your and our instant match reaction. Today I am joined by the man himself, James Redmond.

Shatlin Chris.

James, what did you think of Man is today, lad?

He was fucking boss again. He was always good. He's always good. Listen, expect it going into games now nine out of

ten minimum at the very least well no he was sad I thought he was in probably

one of our standout performers in the first half I thought he was there I thought

shallow was okay but I thought man he was the one truly creating though obviously

for me and I got the goal as well but I thought man he was the one who was getting us

into those spaces getting the ball there and you know, he was a real threat.

And was probably, in my opinion, the man of the first half just because of how he performed in terms of getting on the attack.

It's very interesting, Matt, because I agree and disagree at the same time, to be honest with you.

And I agree because we were building up over on the right-hand side with Sarah and Femino, but what that was doing was it was creating the space for Marnie, which is why he was the one that was looking dangerous, why he was on the end of things, you know. Think of that one where it was played out from the right-hand side, it was shot across, and Marnie just curled the ball around. But that like you're almost, it's hard to say who's the best there because they create the

space for him.

Yeah.

They're the ones who are doing a different job.

Exactly.

And that's what it is.

It's a team sport and those front three are so good together.

Yeah, they create space for one another by working hard and do that.

I think I probably say money.

Sorry, for interrupting you. I think I only say money, not because, listen, not just because I love them and all that. It's because you're speaking absolute. It's because I thought it was manate. But, no, the reason why I thought it was manor, I think it's because just with me growing up in the generation that I have, we like to look at the football in terms of who's actually on the ball and who's creating the

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