Hey everyone, welcome to Red Men TV. So look, I've come to realize that because of the way things have worked out in recent months, I don't often get to sit on this channel on my own anymore and speak to people. And I've also seen a number of people in comments in recent weeks and months saying, like, where's Paul? Why you do? Why you're not there? And one of the chief that I saw amongst that was people saying, oh, you're not doing it anymore because Liverpool are rubbish and you don't want to go and do the channel anymore. Let me first and foremost say that I wish that I've been the case of times, definitely being final words and then podcasts and stuff where I really would have been nice if I could have just stayed in bed, but no, it definitely isn't that. I do want to explain that in a bit more detail. And people who are regular viewers to MHTV, which is my personal

YouTube channel, might have heard some of this stuff, but I'll come to that in due course,

but obviously we are in the, we're heading towards the 16th year of Red Men TV on YouTube.

My plan when we hit the 15th year anniversary was to do loads and loads and

loads of stuff that really sort of celebrate it. And Liverpool won the league, which became a

celebration in and of itself, but it became so all-encompassing. So we did a few things. So obviously

we updated the logo. You'll have noticed, hopefully, you'll have noticed the change we did to that

at the back end of last season. We had a very short run on a shirt, which is a whole other side story,

hopefully more on that to come in the coming months as well. But really, all of these huge sort of

like larger than life plant that I'd hope to be able to get underway,

kind of ended up being shelved for a variety of reasons. So what I want to do is engage with you

guys. We've got basically half a year left of the 15th anniversary year. So I'm Canvison,

first and all as you guys, for some thoughts and opinions on what you think we could do to market. So the 10th year anniversary, we released a range of merchandise around that. We haven't really done that. Is there any interest in that? Please, you know, do let us know in the comments. But what I'm kind of thinking of is, yeah, what can we do outside of the studio? How can we do something that's fun and interesting and engaging?

And, you know, it's the kind of thing that a YouTube audience is interested in

or they'll work on socials.

I have ideas, but I'm interested to see whether any of them stack up alongside

things that you guys might suggest in the comments.

Because long-term Red Men viewers will know that this isn't what Red Men TV always was. It very much

started life as a magazine show. It started as an homage to fantasy football and soccer

AM aimed at Liverpool fans. And look, naturally things have moved away. We have professionalised

over the years. We've absolutely, you know, gone up levels in terms of production quality and, you know,

and obviously the staff and the brilliant level of human beings that come in on a day-to-day basis,

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