Hello everyone, welcome to Red Ben TV.

It's time to look ahead to Liverpool versus Manchester City in the Premier League Sunday afternoon.

Kickoff.

Chris Payjack joins me, of course.

John Maychin joined me as well.

Gents, let's get stuck into it.

Chris, a win would be season defining for Liverpool.

Anything less will be what it will be.

But if Liverpool are able to take three points

to derail Mancities' Invincibles charge,

I think that has the potential to set us up for a phenomenal season.

Absolutely. I mean, the squad right now,

we're going to be looking at,

there's a Phil Coutino-shaped hole in that squad isn't there.

And these guys need to all look at each other, look at each other in the eyes and go, we can do this without him and we can still beat Manchester City. And hopefully it will spare Liverpool on. You know, we're fighting for our own unbeaten streak here. We're 17 games unbeaten all competitions. Manchester City have been beaten recently, all recently when they put the kids out and stuff.

They're not unbeatable. It's a football match. It's 90 minutes and it's a dark place.

They haven't won at Amfield since 2003.

And so even while they've had all the money, they still haven't managed to do it.

Even when they've won the two leagues that they've won, they haven't beaten us.

This Liverpool is like I can beat Manchester City on it and you're given Sunday. Nice. I like it. I think this has got, because of the Gatino stuff that it's got, it's got extra ramifications beyond just the points and just beyond just our ambitions for the season. To be able to go and get a win like that, I think it look we can't help but have fears and doubts creeping and you know hearing stuff but Mabukator

is encouraging Simon Van Dykeh great bit of business to get that done finally but if

Liverpool got if we capitulate again

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