This is the Blood Red Podcast from the Liverpool Echo, giving you the inside track on all the big talking points from Anfield.

Hello, it's the agenda. I'm Christine Walsh with me as Joel Rebinovitz and today we are talking

about Liverpool's midfield it feels like we've spoken already what is it

three games already into the season two into the Premier League season, about the goalkeeper,

about Allison Behe, Adrian and Andy Lonergan.

It feels like we've spoken about the front three of Mosselar,

Celia O'Marnay and Roberto Fimino.

And of course, it feels like we've spoken about the defense

and the fact that it's not as granite and as firm

as it was last season so far.

So let's talk about the midfield, the one thing that we haven't really touched upon, Joel, and how are you seeing it in terms of the makeup of it so far this season?

Yeagen has pretty much used almost all of us options, but he's pretty much used everybody,

Barad and Alana. So how are you seeing this shaping up so far? I think if you look at kind of the

starting 11 as it is now I think the back five really if you've got the keeper

in the back four there's always a massive Gomez conversation but you know that Van Dyck

Robertson and Trent are going to play most of the games and the keeper if Allison's

fit is going to start and if not it's going to be Adrian the front three is

mostly going to be the front three unless there's injury or one of them really needs a rest.

I think the midfield is that one area in the team which is the most interchangeable.

You obviously saw that against Southampton, started three players who didn't play or didn't start against

Chelsea in midweek which I guess is one of the positives from that performance is

that he was able to take three players out and change them all up and obviously

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