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So obviously the Amphibabs of Corden from the heart of the city and most of the views that

you hear from people who are from or living around the city but this is a huge topic

and we thought it'd be good to canvas the opinions of some international

supporters and some of Liverpool's global fan base to see if either opinions

differed or even just the process of how they reached fan and hopefully you'll enjoy it but to start us off it feels apt to go to Boston

I'm not the big man but the biggest man I know in Boston

Patrick the lady. Patrick what thank you so much for joining us on Zoom.

Oh thank you for having me, John.

I'm really excited to be able to talk to you today.

So yeah, so when we set this up obviously, the Super League was still a thing and now it very

much isn't, but it's nice to source of have of the reflection.

What did you make of it all then?

What did you make of the speed of it happened at the sort of speed of the collapse?

And I'm sure you guys out there you've got a really big you know

Sports Club kind of culture kind of out there and a lot of Liverpool fans I'm sure the

what's up groups were flying what was the kind of general kind of consensus of the

whole thing I mean right away I remember sending a text to my dad who's the one that got me into football and into

Liverpool and he was just immediately it's just I don't think a single person like this

announcement at all everyone was you heard the rumors for years and years and years

that the Super League might be a thing and everyone had that kind of reaction of like this modern football has like it's its soul being taken out of it and you know taken away from the fans and just everyone was just like this is like is this the end of of modern football. It's just like there are plenty people that saw that you know

this is not why I got into football I I enjoyed as an American I came to appreciating the English like game in the

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