It is to a live at Neil Hackens and joined by Neil Ducking, Sean Bennett and Steve Evo

to work through matters pertaining to, well, Liverpool's latest pickle that they've managed to get

themselves into over the course of this season after the game against Brentford looking at ever

slightly back on that and ramifications matters arising from there as well and then looking

ahead to the game coming up against Wolverhampton Wondrous. All of that is most definitely to come

the Wolverhampton Wondrous game and we're going to be touching upon lots and lots of bits and

pieces of the manager's press conference as well through that. Everything that you could

possibly ask for coming with you onto alive this week, really, really looking forward to that

sort of thing across the board. Also, you may well want to check out a lot of our aftermath

stuff from the game against Brentford. It was obviously not all meant to be a battle of laughs

and most definitely was not all a battle of laughs and yet we managed to find ourselves

still standing and we can move forward. So we'll go back to that. We will start off talking

about where that ends and up that one and we'll start off with the fact that it managed to

simultaneously be a real kick in the teeth, Neil Ducking and still have elements of deep and

miserable predictability about it. I took it hard, I have to say, the defeat on Monday. Yeah,

it was really tough. It was predictable. I think anyone who saw the game against Leicester,

especially the opening half hour, had real concerns. We spoke, I had real concerns going into

the match about the physical challenge that Leia had, whether our midfield would be up to it,

and I was really surprised when I saw the team selection. I was surprised that Elliott was

included again, ahead of Navigator, who I thought was going to come in, given the way he's been used

sparingly in the last couple of games before and I want to say the game panned out as expected.

We did start well, but it's the familiar story of wasting chances, missing good opportunities

...