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Hello, everybody and welcome to the Venn TV and your latest edition of Redmond,

Bankside. It is Monday the 10th of February. My name is Dan Club,

and I'm here to run you through all the latest news, reports and other stuff regarding the Reds.

And we begin, unfortunately, we have to start with the disappointing news that Liverpool crashed out of the FA Cup at the hands

of championship strugglers rooted to the bottom of the table championship Plymouth,

Argyle. Now, before we dive into it, all credit should go to Plymouth for their performance.

They were far, far, far better on the day.

Won battles, took their chance, took their moment and yeah, cause quite a huge cup upset.

Liverpool, of course, sat top of the Premier League, qualified in first place in the

Champions League, carried by Cup finalists, yeah, humbled, I think it's fair to say, down at

home park in the West Country, just nowhere near at the level required for Liverpool point of view,

just we can get back around towards and to focus on our deficiencies in the game.

Really, really poor showing from the Reds.

And on the slot named the much-changed Liverpool squads,

much-changed Liverpool 11, only really Darwin-Nunas and Curtis Jones from sort of the bigger hitters, if you like, on the bench, everyone else was kept on Merseyside, kept on home rested for what is a grueling, fixture schedule coming up, obviously starting off with the Merseyside Derby on Wednesday, which is understandable.

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