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It is the Anfield Rap on Radio City Talk, Neil Atkinson, Kathy Long, Dan Austin, and Rob Gutman with you for the next hour or so. But it's not just then. We've also got John

Arnerisa, Paddyberger and Gary McAllister as part of the Legends game. We've got John Gibbons chatting away to them as he loves to do. I think they now see him as part of the furniture for these legends events.

And we've also got Dan here talking about West Brom. Why West Brom you might say well one of the reasons why

West Brom is because at the minute West Brom are run atrociously and I think at times we focus so much in our own football club what we actually lose

the idea of is the context in which they operate. Liverpool may not always be perfect

but my God at the minute they're a damn sight better than West Bromwich Albion.

That is all to come but we're to start off talking about the dream.

And the dream is always, oh go Kathy first, the dream is always winning the title. And something occurred to me the other day that Mohammed Sala was chatting away about his title-winning

dream with Liverpool, Mohammed Sala's title-winning dream and what I thought was well our manager says well I don't really

talk about the history with the players or anything like that and yet Mohammed Salas aware of it I think the

manager is privately selling them this dream that you would one title with

Liverpool to wear three titles anywhere else.

He's selling them that dream. Everything else is Blarnie.

I hope he's selling them that dream actually. I hope he is.

Because I've sometimes felt like the,

it's been, it's ended up being like too much of a weight

around people's neck, it's ended up playing on people

in a way that you don't want it to,

and the way that it's almost frightened them,

it's almost become too big and too much.

And I think that it needs to be looked at as this great achievement and a better achievement

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