This is the Blood Red Podcast from the Liverpool Echo, giving you the inside track on all the big talking points from Anfield.

Welcome to this week's Liverpool.com podcast where we did think we were over the hill and far away but it turns out

that Joel benefits still works the poor games and much they lose habitually.

Dan Morgan, Joel and Ollie, Connolly for this one.

Gents, a little bit to get through.

A bit of a mad week, really.

Liverpool signed two players.

Liverpool got two wins in London,

and then last week has just completely crippled the mood and the

momentum going into Manchester City. However, we will try and give you some varied insight into what we believe is currently going on and what our thoughts are

being projected on the in spoken form rather. So yeah I dig into Brighton and some of the post-mortem

around that then. Ollie you've written something today that's out now it's a lack of

ideas at every point really it's it's one in which as well I think the

manager has to take I think he's he's been very noble in his endeavors where he's

been taking things for the team that have been on the team but I think that

that last night is after after turn around to West Ham after he comes out post game and starts talking about fatigue, mental and physical.

I think there's no other place to look really than himself after that one.

Yeah, it's important to note that Brighton was different than the other games that have been sloppy recently.

This one to me was almost all coaching staff and tactically based, more so than even

West Ham, Newcastle, West Brom Brom in those games they did create some chances and you cannot legislate as Jurgen Clark Devakiriga running through on goal and smashing the ball against the bar.

You know your job is to get players into the final third with options.

That is the job of coaching staff, get them there with options.

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