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It's the review show on the Amphibale rap after Liverpool managed to win,

draw, lose, draw and eventually win against West Ham United by three goals, that's who I'm Dan Morgan.

And I've got Ian Ryan and I've got Paul Coppin Ian. It's a game that shares a lot of reminders in many ways,

and one of the most fundamental being that there's a reason

that Yegan-Clop instills these values into his players, the values of working harder than

your opponents and the values of no matter who you're up against, you know, you leave it all on the pitch and you make sure that there's no way in which they in many ways outweigh you, which at times happened last night, and as a result, it got a little bit sticky.

It did get a bit sticky and I think maybe as a collective we all thought it would be maybe an easy one a nice nice at the office

it wasn't that anything but that in the end you know the crowd wasn't particularly

vibrant it was quite a strange game I thought you know you're five games way from

one in the league and yet it didn't feel anything like that really so it did

obviously change as the game wore on and stuff and we found ourselves too on

behind and actually the crowd kind of came into a lot more but I felt the

players I don't whether I'd say sluggish but certainly it wasn't quite right and

actually I think you've got to give maybe West I'm a little bit of credit here you know if

you look at the previous game

they set up very much to contain so it's five at the back it tall her up top on his own and they change

it this time and Moyes probably deserves a bit of praise for that because he does leave

whether you like them or not he leaves 67 million pounds worth of striking talent on the

bench and this is a team that doesn't score goals so Hallor doesn't start

Jared Bowen his new sign in January doesn't start. She had a bow in his new sign in January doesn't start.

But what he has got, he's got

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