It is the Anfield Rapids, Neil Ackinson. In a happy room, it is fair to say, produced by

Andy Heaton and Ash O'Rourke, I've got Neil Docking, I've got Ian Ryan, and I've got

John Gibbons. Now listen, the club's done a really strong statement after the Paris Independent

Report, come out, do check it out there, it's good to see Liverpool going in two footage

on that occasion. Also, we've done a free show about it with Dan Austin, that is also available

right now for free, do share it with people and so on and so forth, but obviously make

sure you're in the right mental space for it as it comes all the way through. The Anfield

Rapids this week is, as it has been in previous weeks in association with Access Sport, Access

Sport Colleges, and this week we're discussing the fact that Access Sport Colleges, who are

delighted to partner with, it's a national sport training provider, focused on giving students

the best possible opportunity to get a future in the sports industry. The professional

clubs and academies across the country and they're proud to power the Marine AFC football

education programme for students aged 16 to 19 in and around Liverpool and Crosby area

around Bias. It is based at the home of the Marine, the Marine Travel Arena, and students

have got a unique opportunity to study for a future career in the sport with a professional

football environment while developing as players to the highest ability on the pitch.

The programme is student pathways alongside a level 2 and 3 qualification, and it combines

practical learning with professional analysis technologies such as VL, play a tech, coach

session planner and so on and so forth. Learning within that environment provides the opportunities

to gain a range of career industry, experiences including community coaching, physio, sports

media and event management and so on. Professional development sessions are in there and there's

progression to university, US scholarships, apprenticeships and so on and so forth. It's

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