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Today's guest on this long-running series is Pepine Linders. Pep, to you and I.

If you haven't heard of him, it's because Yorg and Clop naturally grabs all the attention.

Pet Linders is the Dutch assistant to Clop at Liverpool.

And because of our interview you're about to hear about what that means in terms of this phenomenal team's development and preparation over the last few years.

I wanted to find out more about the Pine Linder's own story.

This young man who was recruited by Liverpool before the arrival... on the Liverpool press, the

plan behind the press and the lineage of this idea of football, let's call it the family tree of the press. It goes right back to the early

70s. It's in fashion now, but it wasn't. Damn it, it's exciting too. It's a key part of why Liverpool have been dominating football, both in England and Europe for the recent seasons,

and as the architect of Liverpool's key training sessions, Pitt-lineders is a big influence on how and why it works.

It also proves that he's a guy who gets under the skin of the people he works with.

Enjoy this, I think you will, and there'll be seconds. Today on the big interview we're really privileged. We've wanted to speak to pit linders for quite some time but everybody must know the schedule that these people are working under and therefore to carve out time in your schedule to us we take as a big compliment,

Pep. Help me also in your full name. Pepin, Pepin? In Dutch you have one sound and it's the I it's the I and the J so it's it's used in a lot of names like Stein or

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