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It is the Anfield app, Neil Atkinson, joined by Phil Blondell, Gareth Roberts and Morgan.

This show this week is brought to you in association with absolutely everything Marcus Rashford says

Let's bear that in mind as we move forward and coming up. We've got John Gibbons with a lot of us

Weskaff and we will talk Phil Kito that is to come as well.

Catineo is going to be talked about on this show.

But we will start with the fact that the football is back and

Dan Morgan you were just saying we were having a little chat off here and you were saying that we've all just got a sort of see how it plays out how these games are.

I think there's a general sense that the games will, you know, possibly follow a similar model to Germany where you've seen the intensity rise game by game, but there's no sense yet as to how the Premier League is going to

restart and what to expect from the footballers. Yeah I think in leagues very much the

words I'm using with it. I think that everyone has to

show to measure it on their own individual sense of comfort around it and

normality and it'll take a lot of getting used to I think for for a lot of people but I think I think the benefit for

Liverpool is there's very much a job to be done and there's a job in hand and I think that that can sort of sharpen the focus for

Liverpool supporters and the Liverpool team and manager it must be said going forward.

So you know for example if you're if you're someone like

Everton just the closest example I can think of it will be a sole focus on just

how this feels and how you can relate to it as a football fan and how you can relate to it as a normal.

Whereas for us, that very much feels secondary to the fact that we need to go and win the

Premier League for the first time in 30 years and I think that can benefit us in the immediate term

but also in the in the time after we hopefully win it

within the first few games in that we can sort of find

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