Hello everybody and welcome to the latest Liverpool Blood Red

podcast with me Ian Doyle joining me today's not our full-time Liverpool

reports about home and away James Pierce he's away.

Say hello James hi James he's not answering back. He is isn't he yes? So he's had several breaks already this year

With me though, as you can tell from his tone that is Andrew Kelly our-Epsy editor. Hi Andy.

I am.

And also Neil Jones, Echo, journalist and man who was at West Ham.

Hello.

Now we'll start with you then, Neil.

As everybody now knows you were at West Ham.

What did you make of the game overall?

Because, you know, it was...

From watching me and we're watching it in the office here and for the first 20 minutes

Liverpool didn't look particularly great,

but then once they scored the goal it was like no doubt really

Yeah yeah quite the um do like you were taking a bit of time to figure out the game I think you sort of It reminds me a little bit of time to figure out the game. I think you sort of, it reminded me a little bit of, you know, like a boxer who isn't sure what power the other boxer's got and he sort of, he doesn't throw too much in the first couple of rounds and any sort of

feels he feels what the other guys got and things alright okay I'm gonna win this no

problem and gifted gift of the go after what 21 minutes the counter, great getting the second one so so

soon after as well and I did hope that it would be a real route it actually at one stage stage it threatened like it could get a little

messy for Liverpool, sort of a 15 minutes spell after halftime, where West Ham got

back into it but what Liverpool did very well and very crucially was they snuffed out that West Ham

revival within a minute of it appearing and by the end it was 4-1 it could have been 6-7-ehs if it had really been

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