Hello everyone, welcome to the Red Men TV, Liverpool, Porto, last 16 of the Champions League.

Look, I'll be honest, it's been tough.

It's been tough to put together an agenda.

It doesn't start with us being really, really offensive to Porto.

We're going to try and get through this because it is a competitive game of football,

and it is in no way, shape, or form 100% guaranteed because there is a game of football to be played. I've got Chris Page, I can't stay on, unfortunately, though. So whether we can keep that off the agenda, I don't know. Ross Chandley joins us as well. Chris, is this just a glorified friendly? I don't think it can be. I mean, you know, we saw earlier on in the season what severe we were able to do when we were 3-0 up against them.

You know, I think we're in a much better position, obviously.

You know, five away goals is a healthy lead to be going in to bring them back at Amfield, isn't it?

But regardless, you have to weather that first 20

because they're going to come out

and they are going to try and score goals.

You know, they have to.

And they want to be able to have a story written

about that porosite.

You love narratives and football and stuff.

And they'll be looking at it thinking

this could be the greatest comeback

that's ever happened in the Champions League.

So regardless, take this thing out of the game, keep your foot on the ball, start passing the ball round

and use it as a training session for our passing and just don't give them the football.

Yeah, I mean look, we can't get a pass, I should say Steve, that 5-0 is pretty much an insurmountable score

line. However, that being said, that shouldn't affect Porto's mentality. It was interesting,

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