This is a Liverpool Echo podcast on Anfield Plus, the home of your daily

podcasts bringing you the inside track from Liverpool FC. Well as starts go

that was just about perfect. My name is Paul Weelock and welcome to the first post-game

podcast of the Premier League season in which we will be reflecting on Liverpool's 4-0 home win over

West Town. It was the Red's biggest opening day victory at Anfield since

1932 and we will be hearing from five match-going supporters who called in

after the game to deliver their verdicts. Then we'll hear from our

Liverpool FC correspondence both home and away James Pierce

before getting the force of Red Sposs Yergen Clop who gave his opinion on the performance,

Nabby Kater's eye-catching debut, the expectations surrounding his side,

Daysen-Lovrid's injury, and the players who had to settle for a place on what must be one of the

strongest Liverpool benches in the years.

Enjoy, and we'll be back after the Crystal Palace match a week on Monday. in the bag.

Magnificent performance. A couple of new signings started. The keeper didn't have much to do.

Didn't really get tested.

So, I can't really judge him off that performance, but obviously I think just makes a difference that we've got someone in there like that.

Kater, I mean for first through his debut I thought that was a brilliant

debut. Such an engine on the kiddies forward, back running everywhere, so creative going forward. and I like the fact that when he did take for

me and he off that he was able to slot in a bit further up the field to have that

ability in the side to interchange players like that will that will make a big

difference after the season goes on with injuries and the amount of games we're going to play.

James Millen was made captain here today without Henderson the side and to be honest I think he was banned of the match.

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