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 postgame podcast to reflect on the Nill-Nnill draw at Manchester United that let's not

forget took Liverpool back to the top of the Premier League table but wasn't

an opportunity miss given the problems that hit United before and during the

match we'll start by getting the verdict of our Liverpool FC correspondent James Pierce,

who also provides an update on the condition of Roberto F Amino,

before we get the forge of Yogan Clopf with every word of the Red Managers press conference.

We'll then hand over to the seven Liverpool reporters who have called into this show,

Matt Addison, Alex Watt, Sam Planch, Nathan Davidson, Mark Baker,

Ross Strachan and Matt Whitti.

The Blood Red Podcast from the Liverpool Echo.

Well it finished in Manchester United, Neil, Liverpool,

the Reds go in a point clear at the top of the Premier League table, but this

certainly wasn't the statement of intent that I think fans would have been hoping to see today

in terms of the Premier League title race. It was a Liverpool performance

that threatened a lot early on. I thought they were the better side in the first half,

but really lost their way, second half. I thought they got really, really ragged,

and lost their way, second half. I thought they got really, really ragged.

I enjoyed a lot of possession. I think you'd have to say it's a mark of how far

this clop team have come, the fact that they've come to a difficult place and go away

pretty downbeat about only taking a point I think you could see that from the body

language of the players when they when they left this stadium a little while ago that they know they didn't do

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