Let's talk Virgil Van Dyck, Chris Payjack. The skipper, the man for the big occasion coming up again. Absolutely, mate. He did. And listen, the game was poor. The sides were poor. The quality was not good. But when we needed somebody to step up, it was this man. It was Virgil Van Dyke, the captain, the ball from Sir Bosley excellent he's

having his share pulled he doesn't matter he nods it over a Jordan Pickford who may

as well have been on his knees and he sat there afterwards doing the big inquest

with Tarkovsky and he just said I was on the floor, which is absolutely brilliant.

That may or may not have happened.

But in my head, that's exactly what happened.

And Virgil Vandike once again was the man to give Liverpool the three points.

And it's a massive three points.

It's a massive three points because it's the Derby.

It's the first Derby at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.

And we've planted our flag firmly in Jordan Pickford's goal and got the three points.

That's massive for that.

It's massive because we're now three points behind third and fourth as well in the Premier League.

And it's massive because we're seven points ahead of the chasing pack or rather stumbling pack, I should say, in the race for Champions E football.

Where did Virgil Van Dyke get to in it?

Did he manage to make it into Bosch?

I don't know, but like he's got to be somewhere around Sound or Boss,

surely with a winner of that magnitude in that game.

I am pleased to report, nay delighted to report,

that Virgil Van Dyke with 69.9% of the voters in Boss.

Absolutely.

And well deserved.

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