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. It's Dan Morgan and Oliver Connolly from the LaPill

dot com team but we are joined by esteemed company from Bloodred's Kaidelaini and

Matt Addison. Gents hope you're all well.

Plenty of discuss this week.

Well, Liverpool, Manchester, United is that anything else to talk about?

I don't know.

We will try.

It feels like we've been building up to this game bigger than the Champions League.

To be honest, it's been one of those whereby it has seemingly become all manner of importance to everything that will be related over the last week of

so but I want to have a chat first and foremost about the Premier League table.

It's becoming part of our, I guess, our existential anxiety is looking at the table now.

Are we doing this wrong? Are we right to be concerned at the table at this point? Are we in some way

spoiled by what Liverpool and Manchester City have done to a Premier League table over the last two years?

To be honest I think there's a couple of different ways of looking at it.

I think first and foremost we have been spoiled over the last couple of seasons.

We've not needed to look at the table

because we knew exactly where Liverpool were.

We knew roughly how many points ahead of everybody else they were.

And obviously that isn't likely to ever be the case

this season just with the way that it is but there is the sort of viewpoint that you just sort of take each game as it comes and I'm sure we'll hear that line plenty of times from Yergen-Kelop and plenty of other managers in this title race but the way that I'm looking at it at

this particular moment in time is that we're almost in a false position we forget I think

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