It is the Amfield wrap, after a classic at Amfield, whether we like it or not, it was a classic.

You do feel the times Liverpool get involved in too many classics, but when you get one,

it makes you feel like it's a joy to be alive. It was the absolute business yesterday

with me. I've got Neil Jones, I've got Jake Nolan, I've got A and Rye. We'll have a clip

from Post Match Pines with Stu Wright and Chris Walsh to come as well during this, whether

you're listening to it or the audio or watching it as video on YouTube, whatever you're

doing. Thank you very much indeed for joining us. Neil Jones, I'll go to you first, because

it's a difficult game to talk about. It's not even quite a game of two halves. It's a game

of 35 minutes where Liverpool were absolutely dreadful, and then a game of 55, 60, 65 minutes

where Liverpool were absolutely brilliant, and Arsenal had to suffer and hang on for dear

life. I was enthralled by it. It was a great game. It really was, yeah. I mean, the amount

of Liverpool fans who obviously were, I sit in the main stand right by one of the exits,

see the same faces every game, and lots now stop and have a chat before the game afterwards,

and the amount you come through, not usually it's a moan on the way out, it's hard at

referee or whatever. People just seem to have enjoyed it, which if you've told me that after

half an hour, I wouldn't give you decent odds on that. I mean, I read back the stuff I did

yesterday and I read, I had to play a rating. Are you allowed to put two numbers?

I sort of, I wish I'd made that point to be honest. I wish you'd been there yesterday.

Well, I sort of, I was reading a bad thing, I don't can't I say wrong there, I don't

chant wrong there, you know, Fabinho is better than anything that's not the way, because after

half an hour, I'd rather take all of them off, you know, that's bad. So it's always better when

it goes that way, isn't it? In a game, rather than the first half, and I'll be brilliant,

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