So it's David's first week. Welcome David. Actually to kick things off David, maybe you can let us know your thoughts on the productivity portfolio flips around the spending dilip.

Okay, sorry? Give us your initial POV on the productivity portfolio Moomu make much more with a feather this morning?

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Making work makes sense, Alan Schia. Hello and welcome to the rest is football with me garrainica

mica richards uh... no and shea unfortunately is is otherwise detained

we're amfield mica so we thought we'd we do a little bit of a special not just on the ground but perhaps a little bit of

the history of Liverpool and our our experiences against this this great football club at this particular ground there is something

undeniably special about this place though isn't that? But what is it?

Honestly so when you when you pull up let's take it all the way back so you you're at the ground, you've been in a hotel and then the drive,

when are you in the coach to Anfield. I don't know what it is, subconsciouslyly you have some sort of fear factor I don't know why that's me I'm talking for you

But then when you arrive at the ground it's just something it's almost like and I've said it before, like they have some sort of force feel around it.

I don't know if it's the history is so great, the players that they had at the times when I was playing against them but you just come to

Anfield and think they've got no chance. Imagine feeling that? I mean it's not the

biggest ground in the country, I think it's just over 61,000 fans that can get in now, fifth largest actually in the country.

It's been their home since 1892, but they weren't the first team to play here for seven years prior to that do you know played

I'm feel everton yeah I didn't know that yeah there's something about obviously we talk about

the atmosphere at amfield and I suppose it's hard to understand why it's different here.

I think it might have been evoked by Bill Shankly, who was the person that had this incredibly charismatic nature to him that

connected with the people of Liverpool, even though he's from Scotland, of course. And he had that connection. of fans will come and stand, where the cop, the spying cop as they called it, would

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