Hello and welcome to the latest Liverpool Bloodbread

podcast with me Ian Doyle joining us today are our full-time

Liverpool reporter both home and away James Pierce hello James

hello James hello, our LFC editor Andrew Kelly. Hello? You're right, Ian.

I'm all right, thanks.

Thanks for asking James didn't ask.

And also with us, this echo journalist and becoming a veteran of the echo, Neil Jones.

Hello, hello there.

James, we'll start with you.

It was one of those days, or it seems there was going to be one of those days for Liverpool

against Burnley on Sunday but they they got

there in the end and I know that us on the echo sports desk certainly no ugly

when we see it and that was pretty ugly there from Liverpool wasn't it?

It was yeah it was probably about as poor as Liverpool have played all season, to be honest.

The big difference was that rather than capitulate and cave-in, as we've seen in some of those previous games that was similar to that.

They stood up to the test and dug in. The first half was just completely lifeless and looked so vulnerable defensively and

and just it was just slow and ponderous to build up playing created next to nothing

but you know the huge moment was that equalizer on the stroke of

half time and then Liverpool were better second half not much better but they

did enough and I think yeah I think that was the most satisfying thing the fact that

the resolve and the

resilience that enabled them to grind out in the end was something that kind of

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