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It is the Anfield Wrap after Liverpool, a beating Crystal Palace by three goals to one.

We'll get into that in the minute.

I've got Ian Salmon, Adamelia and Kev Riley as part of that.

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on tuesday the 5th of april where did that come from um so there we have it from peloton to come

as well i've got robbie o'neill talking about the play the assassination of margaret that'll be on

the de every man there was some controversy about that uh cooked up initially when it was written

by hilly mantel and then cooked up a initially when it was written by Hilary Mantel,

and then cooked up a little bit over the weekend as well by the Sunday Times, but you can't trust them. However, let's hope all publicity is good publicity, and it was a great conversation with Robbie that is to come. Liverpool 3, Crystal Palace 1, Adam. I'd say, before you even get to the off-the-pitch stuff, which we will come to, there's good and ugly for liverpool in amongst all of it but really let's start with the overwhelming good which is the win and the way the table is now um the fact that liverpool have created themselves a really healthy buffer off effectively just solely three wins this is the nature of being in this bit of the table it's the nature of the league this season as well and seeing those points get on the board, seeing the ball hit the back of the net, seeing Liverpool score the first two goals in any game this season, it's only a good thing. Definitely, yeah. I mean, and yeah, you say it's off the back of, you know, a fairly small amount of wins, three wins, but there's only probably us in a city that can say, we've three league games in a row, I suspect, or maybe Brighton or... No, even prior to have had a draw-trops in that also. So, yeah, so the teams around us, and in general, well, there's a few teams at the bottom have started to find some form. But yeah, it does feel as if from being in a strange place where we kind of at what I said on a show

I sort of can't believe we fifth a while ago because it felt that bad I feel like we have

hit some form and I'm kind of being cautious about it still but I guess we'd said on overview

shows and things that you might need to kind of park PSG the the two legs against PSG, because that was kind of going to be its own thing.

And so if you do park that, you know, there's there was things about that, those two legs made it hard to kind of get from your mind.

And you can't really, you can't literally put something to one side. It is all the same team that's happening to.

But the fact is that we've had

we've had three good wins in the league against three teams that we should be beating, you know,

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