Well, hello everybody. This is the Gary Neville podcast from Gooderson Park as the dark night sky glars over this wonderful old arena for what was almost certainly now the penultimate Goodison Derby and Evanston Garry won it. So where does that lead Liverpool? What did you think of Liverpool tonight? Where was the game one and lost?

I mean, it was a night that we talk about at Goodison Park. I mean, I first came to this stadium 30 years ago.

And I've seen this stadium at its best. I once got sent off here and Paul Skolls did as well late on in the game and we lost and the atmosphere was incredible and it was a night game and we had a good record here but when you lost here the atmosphere was special and this gantry is the only one left in the league that shakes when this crowd behind us jump and go crazy and the fact that we're not going to be in this ground

witnessing these types of atmosphere is quite sad.

I mean, that's what I felt towards the last part of the game,

this idea, this great old ground that obviously needs modernising,

they need to go to their new ground.

We know how it works.

But this is one of the last great grounds in the Premier League.

Been around such a long time,

played here so many times,

and it's been at his absolute best tonight.

I didn't expect it, Peter.

I didn't expect it all day.

I just thought Liverpool,

and you saw that team sheet that Liverpool

and put on, you thought,

I even thought this morning,

would Sean Dyche pay less, not pay less attention, you can't do, it's a Merseyside diving, but

do you think I've got a victory against Forrest. Brentford coming Saturday, try and sort of

maybe leave two or three out and say that they're a bit tight or they're a bit, you know, a bit,

you know, just not quite there and then they needed to give them a bit more rest.

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