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All right, the Reds, it is the weekend, 40s back, but not as we know it.

And after a hundred days without Premier League football, the longest break from top like football since the wartime,

we have got something back. It is not the football that we know as I say, me Garret Roberts I've got Rob

Goodman Ian Salmon and Melissa ready with me to talk about what he thought of

the football being back and also of course later to talk about playing the blues at Goodison Park on Sunday evening.

We've also got Grant Wild with Neill Atkinson.

We've got some other bits and Bob's coming up as well at a pack show but first of all

let's talk about what we saw yesterday those two Premier League games those two

games played which now means everyone is on 29 games played. Lots of stuff to get into where everyone can

sort of go where they want with it. But basically we saw drink breaks, we saw more substitutions,

we saw a big tallyy with fans faces on where the crowd should have been very significantly.

We saw players and officials taking the knee. We saw a goal line Avilla Park, where Hawkeye

Occlusion, which was a great word used in their statements,

that they said haven't happened in 9,000 matches happened and denied Shephev United a goal and potentially a victory.

And then we saw David Louise beat David Louise and Man City easily claimed victory against Arsenal which means that

Liverpool now can't win the league at Guidosum Park and still require six more

points. Rob I'll start with, you look eager to go.

What did you make of the seeing the action again in the Premier League yesterday?

I enjoyed it. Yeah, I did, I enjoyed it. Yeah I did I enjoyed it a lot in as much as

but you quickly slipped back in and you sort of I watched both games and end to end and if you

you sort of forget you've ever been away soon enough.

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