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In his tour live, we are in Singapore, but we are not live. Live, it's 5 a.m. back where you are.

We do not want you to get up to bed for this.

I've got Ian's oil. I've got Ian Doyle, I've got James Pierce and I've got

John Gibbons all for us all settled down. Having a good time on tour and we'll talk to

about that in a minute or two. Also to We have got, we'll chat about the

Liverpool's deal with standard chartered, which is part of the

Singaporean experience. But we'll start off talking about the

biggest news from the week and the best news from the week, John, which is

the Senate report

into what happened at Paris. It's completely exonerated Liverpool supporters which

should be the end of that. I hope petty tribal rivalries in England will be overlooked or

though I might end up being very optimistic there.

But the truth of the matter now is that there's

nowhere else to go.

The French Senate couldn't have been more emphatic in its 15 recommendations in what it's brought from this inquiry. Liverpool supporters on the day as tweeted by Ali McGovern more than anything were heroes very much not the people who were to blame for the events.

Yeah, it's a good vindication, isn't it for Liverpool supporters who, you know, we've been cleared and spoke us one voice from

from the start about about our experiences and about what happened and now it's

it's there and my thing has been an official report done by the country by the host of this event and they've

you know generated Liverpool fans has said you know systematic failures were to blame for all the problems.

So like you say they're nearly it's there in writing if anyone wants to disagree with that, then you know, you just look like flat a heaters really. But I think, you know, what's it just to me is what happens now really so this is fantastic the truth is there

is there for everyone's sort of brain to see but but now you know how do we ensure that it doesn't happen again

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