Hello everyone, welcome to Red Men TV. Red Men by charge podcast time. My name's Steve,

it is the 20th of November. It's Thursday. Hope you doing well. I'm here to bring you all your latest

Liverpool News. Yeah, we can crack on with our days. Once you've listened to me, I'll have you

ride up to date with everything you need to know about the Reds. Let's go straight into it then.

As we know, the international break is now over, highs and lows

across the board for various Liverpool players,

depending on how their countries did in those qualifiers.

Obviously, we now know they're all back.

I'm going to run through, actually, the amount of minutes played by each of Liverpool's first team players in the break. Just to give you a rough idea of what they've been up to and how they might be feeling. Coming back, again, Liverpool got a busy schedule coming up. So although it's been nice maybe to have a little break, some of these players certainly didn't get breaks in these big games. So thanks to the guys at this is Anfield who've compiled the list. So Virgil Van Dyke, Dom'sa Bosley, Andy Robertson and Georgie Mamadashvili, played every minute of both their country's qualifiers. Milos Kerkhas played all but four minutes in his game, so that's 176 minutes. Cody Gapha, 169, Florian Verte, 167. they're the only ones who are above 150 so plenty's 176 minutes cody gachpa 169 florian vert 167 they're the only ones who are

above 150 so plenty of minutes for all those lads conradley played 135 minutes for northern ireland

hugue ecotique played 113 minutes for france and then each of mosella ibu canate and

what harrowendo played a full 90-minute game

they didn't play the other game same for Ryan Gravenberghie although he came off like a minute

ago so we played 89 minutes Alexis McCars to play the 85 minute and then Alexander Isach

only played 28 minutes not injury related more so coming off the bench in one game

and then he was left out at the second because he's on a yellow card, and had a potential book on, would have meant that he missed out. Obviously, Sweden now have to play in a playoff round in the spring to try and get themselves to the World Cup, and obviously Graham Potter didn't want Alexander Isak suspended, so that's why he didn't play. But plenty of minutes there for the Le Poole players on International Duty.

Hopefully, yeah, they've all come back feeling that. Again, it'll be different moods, depending on really where, like Sobo and Kerca's, probably not feeling great. Andy Robbo may be feeling a little bit better. Say for Virgil Van Dyke, who captained his country to yet another major tournament so mixed fortunes but plenty of minutes in the legs

fingers crossed like say the lads are all fitting good

for when the game against Nottingham forest rolls around

speaking of that game

Alison Becker according to report

is due back in full training this week

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