Hello, everybody. Welcome to the Redmond TV and your latest of our tributes to Mohammed Salah.

My name is Dan Club. I'm absolutely delighted to be joined by Saul Davis from James for this one,

no less. Saul, my friend, how are you okay? Very good. Yeah, monasala and all that.

Do you know what? When I started putting this together, like, you know, full disclosure, we've spoken to a variety of people, team mates of his, coaches, all kinds of people.

And they always had in mind because I've tried to cover lots of bases. I think it's fair to say, I've got to speak to someone from James. I've just got to because it has been the soundtrack of almost this entire Liverpool time.

And I'm so glad to get you on.

And I think actually more sort of, it makes it more relevant because you were born in Liverpool,

let's you 10 minutes from him.

I am Winston.

Is that right?

Yeah, that's right.

Yeah, I'm actually technically a Scouse.

Yeah.

I didn't, I was, I was, well, I was born a very long time ago.

Like in the era when it was black and white, you know, when you go back to YouTube,

I'm definitely in the black and white era.

But, and so I don't have much memory there at all.

I was only, I was a year old when we left Liverpool, we moved to Oldham.

And then across and up north and ended up in Scotland where I am now.

But yeah, I was born in Winston General Hospital in 1965.

Wow, okay.

I mean, that in itself. And I have to say whenever I go back to Liverpool, which is only really when we play shows or we've got something to do, we're doing promotion, whatever. We're lucky enough to be extremely busy. You know these last few years have been mad for us. But so I never get, I never really get the chance to visit Liverpool,

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