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Hello, it's John Givens hosting this week and I'm very excited because we are back in the studio.

We are in the studio today and I'm joined by Theheating by Sean Bennett and my career canon to talk about the last week in and around Liverpool and it'll be very Liverpool focused on and off the pitch. It's been an interesting week parts to three and 4 are all going to be focused around the test events

that went on last weekend in Liverpool. So I'm delighted to be joined people from Culture

Liverpool, from Public Health and alsojays who performed at the events and

obviously a couple of people in the room as well but I say obviously I could be in the room

at those events as well so I'm going to get them to give a little bit of feedback from their

point of view at the start when we come back in.

But before all that last weekend, as I say, was very eventful and there's a game against

Manchester United that normally we'll be reflecting on still but we can't because it

didn't happen and so instead we'll reflect on what all means from a live point

of view and I was looking around things people were saying about what we

did and how we covered last weekend and I found

this post on Wok which I thought was quite interesting and I don't know the post of the name so apologies I didn't make a note to that

but a lot of people talking about the coverage that we did and obviously being in

Manchester focused and this poster said it's fair enough and totally

understandable that Taw's attention has mostly been on the protest and its purpose.

It's part of a bigger picture after all. But now I'd like to hear

about what it means to the sporting side that looks at we're going to be pushed into

reschedule that frankly disadvantages us and helps united and there's no chance to this

will be a fair outcome. Now that the smoke of the

protest is clearing somewhat I think it's worth discussing. Now obviously that was

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