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It is the Anfield Rap on this Monday to talk about the Bundesliga first and

foremost how all that fit into the Premier League and the

first most of the most of the most of the

questions around the English league football.

By the way, the Scottish stuff's absolutely bananas.

Talk they may well award Celtic the title today.

There's controversy everywhere.

There's talk of investigations.

It shows that this stuff's hard will touch upon that as well

and also we'll be chatting about the fact that transfers appear to have re-emerged themselves with

there with it looks as those Samido going from Barcelona to events with a couple of players in exchange, which also looks to me like moving a wage bill around issue two.

I have got with me Adle Smith, Garith Roberts and Dan Morgan to go through the show and we'll start it all nice and easy and straightforward first and foremost

You'll have watched some of the games at the weekend Gareth how did you feel about watching the Bundesliga return.

I mean I was initially excited by the idea just through, I think we've been such a lot of times,

you know, you just wanted to see something new, something different, something that wasn't a rerun some new football and also

obviously Bundesliga is lighten away if you like for the Premier League so from that aspect as well it was fascinating but I tuned in for the the Dortmund game

first of all Dortmund shelter on on Saturday which you know we went over there we spoke to

some of their fans we know how much they ate each other and how much it goes off between the two sets of supporters.

And I couldn't sort of shake that knowledge really throughout watching the game.

I just kept thinking, well, what would this be like if fans were there?

And the game itself, I thought, you know, okay, you're seeing good players on display and, you know, no one can knock some of the goals that were scored and some of the performances and things like that. But equally, it felt a bit training grand football to me, not just because of the you know the echos around

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