Everyone welcome to Red Men TV. Listen, I didn't expect to be sat here. Post-lipald game, I think every one of us just wanted to go and bury our head in the sands.

But Mohammed Sala, I've been speaking in the mix zone. You've probably seen the footage by now. It's going to be the biggest news story, basically, in global football.

He was obviously, he stopped, which is a very unmossala thing to do.

He's obviously asked about being on the bench

for the third consecutive game of football,

not brought onto the pitch in this one.

And in Liverpool, I've not won another game of football.

Some of the quotes, I mean,

we haven't really had loads of tired to digest it,

so we'll tipto our way through this to begin with, but we've got some of the quotier, stay. I'll just rush through these for people. So I can't believe it, I'm very disappointed. I've done so much for this club. Everyone can see that over the years, especially last season. To be on the bench, I don't know why, I feel like the club is throwing me under the bus.

That's how I feel.

I've said many times before I have a good relationship with the manager.

Suddenly we don't have a relationship.

I don't know why.

It's not acceptable to me, to be honest.

I don't know why it always happens to me.

We throw Moe under the bus because he's the problem.

I don't think I'm the problem. Mo Salas says. I called my mother yesterday. You didn't know I wasn't going to start today. I knew that. I said come to the Brighton game. Doesn't matter if I play or not. I'm going to enjoy it. We'll see what happens. In my mind, I'm going to enjoy it anyway because I don't know what's going to happen anyway.

The game will be at Amfield, so that will be my goodbye before I go to Afcon.

And now there is a little bit where he's basically kind of asked,

are you going to consider your future?

And the video we'd seen kind of cut up around that point, but his body language is a bit like, well, I kind of might have to.

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