It is the Amfield Wrap. In association with Access Sports Colleges, we are Gary Judge

in last week talking about this partnership that the Amfield Wrap now has with Access Sports.

It's a pleasure to be partnering with them to be really, really clear. If you go to accesssport.ac.uk,

you can see the website and everything that they do offer. On socials, it is Access Sports Coll,

if you're on the Twitter and Access Sports Colleges, if you're on Instagram. Just to sort of

point out the key things about this partnership and what it is that Access Sports do.

There are national sports training provider focused on career related outcomes.

They're established in growing links to employers to ensure that programs have the most

relevance to modern industry. They utilise the latest sports technology and employ the most

qualified staff to create a professional student athlete experience and they regularly play

games against them, visit the biggest clubs in the country. Many of the students work at

pro clubs during their after courses. An example is Charlie Ennis, who came to Access Sports as an

aspiring footballer, looking to study alongside his training in an years now full-time at Liverpool

FC as an analyst and was employed by FIFA as part of a dedicated team to analyse the recent World Cup.

That's what Access Sports are doing. If you have an interest in them or know anyone who does

do check it out, accesssport.ac.uk. On with the show, I've got your one began, I've got Lizzie Doyle

and I've got Neil Docking joining me to talk about first and foremost Liverpool 2, Leicester City 1.

It is likely to be a painful conversation at times, as far as painfully as it can possibly be

when Liverpool have won a game, Neil Docking. We'll start with the Liverpool manager. He had to say

this to say he had this to say post himself. The result is very pleasing obviously, but we all saw

the game and it was not our best performance. We had a few good performances, really good

performances, but the majority were not on top of their game. Let me say it like this. I love

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