This is the Blood Red Podcast from the Liverpool Echo, giving you the inside track on all the big talking points from Anfield.

Hello, welcome to this week's Liverpool.com podcast. I'm under strict instructions to talk as loud as a can from Kaidelaini. It's Dan Morgan, Oliver Connolly and Kaidelaini for

this week's edition and we are going to take you through Liverpool's midterm

report Joel Rabinovitz wrote his pen here's on Liverpool.com this week so head

over to there to check that out we might even put a link on this

depending on where you're looking at it or listening to it as to as to where you can

read his assessment of Liverpool season if you like broken down in different parts and that's what we're going to do because we're sick and tired of the back seat.

We're talking about centre-arfs, we're talking about FSD and they're talking about Liverpool not winning games or football. So with me, Dan, is Ollie and

Kyas have mentioned and we are going to run through the categories with JAR. Player of the season, team performance of the season,

individual performance, goal of the season, moments of the season, player with most surprise impact, most disappointing underperformer, the low points of the season and the worst VA call of the season, so hang about until the end for that one, because I'm sure it will go off.

Ollie Connolly has got a list as long as the Second Amendment I think.

So let's start. I'll kick us off shall we play at the season.

I am going to still go with Andy Robertson.

I think he started the season incredibly well. I think he was our player of the season up until probably the start of December and I think his tail off is not expected but I think it's the most understandable across the squad.

I think the games in his legs are incredible.

I think his ability to go again and the engine on him is incredible. I think his ability to go again in the engine on him is is incredible and I think at times it's to his detriment.

I think he's probably the one who's suffered most with not having a proper break,

not having a proper pre-season and we're not having a proper break, not having a proper pre-season,

and we're not having a winter break.

But given what he is like and what we know he's like

physically, I will back him 100% to get back on that train and just find another

gear over the coming months, the running. I just think it's hard not to not to ignore or it's hard to ignore how good he was sorry in the first part of this season.

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