Hello and

Welcome to the latest Liverpool Blood Red Podcast with me Ian Doyle.

Joining me today are our full-town Liverpool report of both Home and Away James Pierce,

LFC editor Andy Kelly,

Christian Walsh also of the Echo and special guest for this week,

Cop season to get older and you may also know him as the lead singer of the farm, Peter Hooten.

Hello Peter.

Good afternoon. Nice to join us. Yeah, pleasure. Now the pleasure. Hello Peter. Good afternoon. Nice to join us.

Yeah, pleasure.

Now the pleasure now is for James Pierce to tell us about the game on Wednesday against Plymouth.

Me and you went down.

It wasn't the best game ever, was it, but it was a case of job done?

Yeah, it wasn't

particularly convincing scrappy for long periods but you know when you think of the

team that Liverpool out there you know it was just a night just to do enough and they just about did that.

You know, I thought there was some really promising performances.

Trent Alexander Arnold, I thought was Liverpool's best player on the pitch, built on his really composed

polished performance of Trafford, absolutely fearless that day, kicked on again.

Great to see Joe Gomez, you know, get some more important minutes under his belt.

Obviously, Lucas, special, special night for him, ending that seven-year gold drought.

And it proved to be very important because it didn't kill Plymouth off, you know, in the end

rode their luck and then obviously a regi waste the light penalty. But yeah, it was

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