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It is the Anfield rap, Neil Atkinson.

Rob Gutman laughing at my clap that I do so that we can line the video in the audio up.

You can watch this on YouTube at the same time it just makes like a clapper board

it makes it easier for them. It never stops being funny to me I don't know why.

It never doesn't scare me. I think that's a bit of that. I jump to the tension I like

that's me. I've got you one big and I've got Jamie Webster all of us together to talk about

the Reds predominantly talking about Liverpool versus West Ham United but we might

also get over and have a bit of a chat about Atalanta I'm gonna get on to some of the

matters as well with reference to things

being said on my to the day. But I mentioned before I've got Jamie, I've got Chivorn and I've got Robin

Jamie. A slog, but another Slog slogged. they had to work ever so hard, they weren't that good at times Littlepool, but they won the game.

Yeah, I think this is what we're going to have to get used to over the next few weeks you know until

until big players are back and players who are stepping in for big players who are

obviously out in band they they can you know take time to develop partnerships at the back and stuff

like that. So at the moment, the team's changing every week, do you know what I mean?

They're picking up injuries, we're trying to keep players fresh because we're playing a lot of games.

Um, listen, you, it's the mentality that counts, you know what I mean for me?

We're having to dig deep every week like we were last season and it seems that the players have still got that focus drive and determination to keep, you know, just keep applying the pressure until we get that second goal or the goal to, know take them a goal ahead it's three

homings after Jamie saying it there three homings and three have to go behind

and you can't begin to go back to talking about mentality. It's not felt that much like last season,

arguably even until Sheffield United, you've almost half forgotten there's a league to be one,

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