Hello and I'm

welcome to your latest Liverpool Echo Blood Red podcast, I'm Neil Jones standing in his host for the absent Ian Doyle

and I'm delighted to say I'm joined by the two big hitters on the Echo Sports team.

I'm joined by our full-time Liverpool reporter,

home and away, James Pierce, and our full-time Liverpool editor, mainly home only, Andy Kelly. I'm getting on a bit yeah exactly doesn't really go on the road as much as as much as James

And but we've got plenty to get to do we've got obviously the the disappointment of of of Saturday

Hopefully the optimism of Saturday hopefully the optimism of Tuesday and

also obviously transfers and I think that's probably the best place to start because

that's all people are talking about at the moment. Deadland days coming up tomorrow.

Jim White's got his yellow tie dusted off.

And James is about to base every bubble by telling us exactly what Liverpool are going to be

up to on Deadland day.

Yeah, no an awful lot is the is the short answer.

I don't think there'll be any surprises.

The club has been very consistent as on the other way through the window that he would have

certain targets he was he would have liked to have brought in they weren't available

people will debate it and all the rest of it. He's adamant that the money was there that he's got absolutely no issues in terms of the

financial backing from the owners but you know the ones he wanted

he simply couldn't get those deals this month so he's decided to sit tight for

the for the summer personally I think Liverpool needed at least one if not two new faces and not bringing

those in and having them lined up at the start of the month there certainly cost them

this month but you know cop doesn't do panic buys or, you know, short-term options.

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