Hello everybody. Welcome to Blood Red. This is a special edition of Blood Red. I'm

Andy Kelly and I'm here in the boot room up at, well I should say the boot room

cafe up at Anfield. We're not in the historic boot room itself but today

I've got a very special guest I'm joined by someone who would be familiar to most of you

Tony Barrett and he's here.

Tony, in your new Rollis, head of club and supported liaison, it's a fine title.

It's a fine title.

Whether it's a fine man or not we're about to discover.

Now it's an exciting thing for me to be invited to work for Liverpool, but it's something which is a kid obviously your first even to play for them,

but it might be highest level of having that was first division with the Sunday League,

so there was never any chance of that happening.

I've been lucky enough again to cover the club as a gymnast and this opportunity came about

obviously there's conversations that take place about how to go

where work and what my responsibilities will be

and how I see the role as well those conversations but within those

conversations does all it always a sense on my part that was never a chance.

I was going to turn it down.

It was a chance to hear from Liverpool.

So it is a new role.

And the big thing for me about the role isn't that.

I've taken it on.'s that the club has decided that the

row is necessary and that's a me just step in the right direction because I think

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