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It is the Anfield rap, I'm Neil Atkinson and with me. I've got Phil Blundell,

Garath Roberts and Adam Smith. We are in association with the athletic coming up. I'm talking to James Pierce about the pieces written about being Liverpool

Which was a lot of fun and to look back on and remember mostly laugh at it rather than with it

Although the piece does do a couple of

interesting things around the fact that the people who made the thing feel as

though it did what it wanted them to do and I would be bringing that up with

James as he spoke to them. If you want to sign up to the athletic, it's the

athletics code at UK forward slash the Anfield rap for that.

And I will be speaking to Maria Eagle about Millsboro Law,

something that she's looking to get to start the process of getting through the

commons on Wednesday. She's obviously not going to be able to finish the process of getting through the Commons on Wednesday.

She's obviously not going to be able to finish that process on Wednesday, but around the

family, how families of people who are afflicted by huge disasters are able to

garner the same support as organizations a very serious thing that is to come

but what we've been doing with these shows through the lockdown when there isn't any news breaking and

just very briefly Gareth it was interesting to me there was a lot of

briefing before the last Premier League meeting that loads of stuff was on the table

etc etc they have the meeting they come out and the issue the statement which is

nothing's changed we still want to get the season finished and this seems to now be the pattern and the cycle.

Yeah, it's funny that isn't there? I said on sort of and read to the day I was annoyed by a piece that the BBC

carried which was clearly briefed from, you know, at best one or two parties and I suspect one.

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