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It is the Anfield draft after Nottingham Forest,

one Liverpool nil.

And before whatever happens in Amsterdam,

I am joined by Antibella I found Amsterdam difficult to say there.

Andy Lackinson, Philippa Smallwood and St. St. St. St. St. St. St. Paulwood and Stu Wright, we are obviously going to be talking about the

forthcoming game in Amsterdam because at least offers the potential of something brighter than talking about what happened on Saturday lunchtime,

Nottingham Forest 1, Liverpool, nil. Andy, you were there.

It was poor from Liverpool. The one one thing there's lots of mitigating

circumstances but I'm sick of mitigating circumstances in a number of ways the one

thing that was apparent I felt from half time let's say is it just like like a one goal game from a way out or

certainly like the first goal was going to define absolutely everything and that's

why it's so frustrating the nature of the goal that Liverpool can see in terms of its

phases in terms of what happens in the build-up to it. It's funny and it's difficult

because the solidity of the two home games completely disappeared against a

side that does not have the attacking talent,

never mind of Manchester City but of West Ham and Liverpool yet found a way to concede a really soft one.

Yeah it was really really per loads of really poor individual performances and so disappointing that we've kind of been catfished by these last two games, thinking our seasons turned around, having a look at the league table, seeing it's only a seven-point gap, can we get to the World Cup with that gap intact then you never

know and it kind of all just went out the window yesterday and we saw the

Liverpool that we've seen unfortunately for the vast majority of this season

there's so many per individual performances, it's unreal.

I think, you know, my issue at the minute is that, you mentioned the mitigating circumstances,

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