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It is the Anfield rap. After Liverpool beat Southampton by three goals to one, I've got Jake Nolan, Dan Austin and Paul Sr. to talk about that, focusing on the goalkeeper, Darwin Nunez,

the midfield, because we talked about it a lot, the bigger picture in terms of top four, and

then the even bigger picture around stories of Liverpool's potential sale by Fenway Sports Group.

That is all to come, but to come during the international break is the most exciting project

the Anfield Rap has ever done, supported by Erder. We have got a five-part documentary on

Jurgen Clop. Three of those parts will be out in December. It will be a fantastic series of

videos. I've seen much of part one and let me tell you

it is something special. Over 30 interviews done across three or four

different countries. We've been to Germany four times you've not even noticed the

joint. All of it is to come but

here is the first little audio trailer on the Yurken clop documentary.

He is the king he is the founder he is he is our god even the people they don't know him oh

yewgen club yeah it started with him everything started with him and when I retire

and stuff like that if I enjoyed a manager's a manager more than him, I'd be surprised.

Just the whole experience with him has been absolutely amazing.

The people from Mainz wasn't interested in Mez and Futh.

That changed when Yeun was the coach.

From the moment he came here, he was aware that this is about more than just football.

Endowment first just football. Endorman, first is football, maybe family first, but then is Burrosia.

He was like, I know how to perform in Europe.

I know, this is almost like this is my competition this is where the best of me comes out and

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