Well, a big week ahead for Liverpool. Thanks for joining our LFC podcast. I'm Andy Kelly. I'm joined by Neil Jones and I'm joined by Christian Walsh.

We're going to look back a little Palace and also look ahead to these massive

clashes really with Manchester and I had in the Europa League.

Jonesy back to Sunday a thoroughly dramatic end to events at Selhurst Park.

You were down there.

How did it look from the joyous surrounds of the Selhurst Park press box?

Yeah, I saw a little bit of it. I saw a bit through the cracks in the beams that hold up

Salisbury parking restrict your view.

But yeah, it looked like a very buoyant away end.

It was certainly a very buoyant couple of trains that we got back to Houston and then, back to

to Lyme Street as well. So it didn't look like it was

going to be with half an hour to go and I think it was Yeagen Klop who used

two words and he said we said we went from rubbish feeling rubbish to feeling really great by the end and I

think that just about sums up that Sunday for Liverpool.

Christian, they're one of those teams even though they're not sort of like massive rival like you know

we'll talk about United but they're one of those teams that I think

Liverpool fans love to beat now because they've really annoyed us quite

several times over the last few weeks and I'm not looking at you in

particular for any reason on that. Yeah the the bogey team aren't the

cellage Park is a bogey grounds and why that exists in football you just don't know do you but 1997 was the last

time they won there in the league so it's a bit of a remarkable achievement

really into doing that Leonardson which you should have done the money I lost Leonardson. That's kind of the money I lost Leonards in first goal by the way.

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