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

The organ, it's going so well for you, isn't it? A great unbeaten run currently,

14 Premier League games. You've won five, drawn 19 unbeaten,

but you're not top of the league incredibly.

Just how good have you got to be this season to finish top of the pile ahead of the likes of

Chelsea and Manchester City. You've got to be at your brilliant best haven't you?

Yeah, but that's pretty much a case for all of us.

Not only us means this is just the standard of the league.

And to be in, not now in October, end of October obviously but in March, April or May in that in that in the area of the table that means you have to to really to perform an incredibly high level and to be

incredibly consistent and all these kind of things and in this moment we don't know if we

will be.

So that's always the thing you never can be sure about and

that's why it's so important that you have a good start.

We had a good start so far. But obviously other teams had good starts as well.

Nothing happened really in the table even when obviously some clubs feel that they

came a bit short in this early part of the season but we all know that can change pretty quickly and we have to we try to be as consistent as somehow possible and for that we need to be ready for example for tomorrow which is one of the trickiest games in the Premier League because of the work Graham is doing at Brighton and the way they play and all this kind of things so that's just

Premier League. There's no game which you can take a little bit easy, not at all you have to be

always at your absolute best.

I often wonder whether your job's getting easier or getting more difficult.

From the outside looking in,

you have a couple of 5 mil victories,

and it seems that, know from the outside looking in again

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