Dan we spoke a few months ago that you've never been to Norway

and we've arranged it for the Lippill Festival in Yovic, 26.

Now is the time to book and make arrangements and stuff.

Are you ready for it?

About that. Yeah, difficult one.

I hate to break it to you, but I'm not going to be able to make make it just so happens I'll be heading to probably the other side of the world

United States of America Liverpool pre-season tour but

but it's not all bad news I've got us I've lined up the perfect

replacement better than I could have ever been out in Norway do you don't know who it is

Paul not Paul better than I could have ever been out in Norway do you don't know who it is Paul not Paul better than Paul Chloe yeah not Chloe okay I give in then

Chris Pager Chris well that was a bit awkward for me listen you are our first

substitute well that's nice we've had a little chat about Norway about how greater is, what it is, the legends of players and stuff like that. Are you looking forward to it? I can't wait, mate. I absolutely love the country. So I went a few years ago, and me and my missus did Oslo, and then we went up to Tromso, did the dog sledding up there, did the northern lights up there and stuff. It's just an unbelievable country so to go somewhere where I probably deem it I will never ever get to again or it would never be on my radar. I've been looking at the maps, been looking at the photos of it. It looks unbelievable and I just cannot wait to get out there because the people in Norway are absolutely sensational. They vibe exactly with Liverpool fans and stuff. There are so many Liverpool fans. We can't wait to meet, greet, and more importantly, have a pint with everybody over there. As long as we're not... And I'll try, I will try and have a pint with every single person over the job, I told you. As long as we're not paying for the pints and all. Listen, it's absolutely brilliant. First time I went, I went very short notice. It's on a huge lake. It's about an hour and a half from Oslo, about half an hour from Lilley Hammer, which was the Olympic Village Village so we're trying and get a little trip in there

but the festival's grown from year to year

obviously as Norwegians

like to be they like to be precise

and they like to be better

this year we've got absolute legends

we've got some coming back some going for the first time

we've got David Fairclough who is the

first ever guest for the festival.

Next year is 50 years since our first European Cup.

So a lot of talk about with David.

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