This is the Blood Red Podcast from the Liverpool Echo, giving you the inside track on all the big talking points from Anfield.

Hello and welcome to the latest episode of Poetry Emotion with me Neil Fitz how are we today

Whatever you do and walking your dogs enjoying some sunshine enjoying a bit of looks like it's going to chip down what I'm living.

Probably reminiscent about last night's game and wondering what the hell is going on

on Liverpool Football Club. Look we've been we've been graced with with I don know how many podcasts we've done now.

It's been a lot and over the last four or five seasons we've watched this incredible team do remarkable things.

We've sat here on podcasts and just not really know what to say because it was it was so perfect.

Three games in, very much a different story at the moment. We've lost Sadio Mani, we've replaced, well we haven't replaced Sadio Mani obviously, but we've brought big name signing in, but last night's defeat to Manchester United felt very worrying for a lot of different reasons, really.

I'm joined by Tom Kavir or Tom Kavilla and Paul Gost as well as with me.

It doesn't matter how to say your name.

So I tried to put a little post slants on it there, kid.

We're all sitting here with faces tripping us.

Not only are we desperately at need Tom for for people to fill in the

massive gaps in the midfield. What worried me even more about last night's game

was that no in a city had drop points

and going to Man United.

It was a completely underwhelming performance

by a team that just weren't up for it yet again and not getting

themselves up for football matches and are looking increasingly worrying really.

How did you see it last night on

it was a bit of a funny one wasn't it really because I think going into the game

everyone didn't really know what to expect in terms of you know whether Man United were going to turn up or not.

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