Hey everyone, welcome to Red Men TV.

It is the Red Men Originals podcast.

I'm Steve Hall, filling in for Paul,

who's feeling a little bit unwell.

I think he did his throat in celebrating Van Dykes' winner live on the 100. What's wrong? I've done my ageing as well. It's good though. And thousands of others now, as well. I'm sure you all check out the clips from that one, but I am joined by Chris, by Chloe and by Dan.

Yes, Redmond Original's podcast time.

We're going to review, of the Merseyside Derby in part one and what a Merseyside Derby it was for a whole host of different reasons and then in part two we're going to have a look at some squad building stuff ahead of the summer Ibu Canate with a contract, which looks like he's going to be staying at Anfield now,

and a little bit of transfer news as well. You'll crack on with that in part two. But we're not going to digress too far away from the Mersey side, Darby. I'm going to start with you, Chloe, because you were there. It just, it'll never get old, be it in an injury time. we keep doing it and it keeps being absolutely fantastic.

How was it being in that stadium?

Absolutely unbelievable.

It somehow gets better every time as well.

You know, you feel like you've been there before.

I've been there before several times with Virgil Van Dyke scoring last minute winners.

But honestly, just the way it all panned out,

it was them announcing that the first goal scorer

of a Merseyside's Derby at their stadium was in and then

for it to be cancelled and us to sing to you as the fact that Moosella

is actually the first player to score on the Merseyside'sby there it was just glorious it was absolute cinema and the ending was absolutely

incredible because for a lot of that game they thought they were the better side and just a dagger

in their heart and it was oh honestly a glorious day honestly the sunshine and everything i mean it. I mean, it was made for a Derby win, wasn't it? We were talking prior to the watch along where we'd down about, you know, I'd love us to get a fast start, get a couple of goals up, but if it means you get a last minute winner, that's the best way to do it. And ultimately, that's what we we did and it broke Everton hearts again.

Yeah, it doesn't get any sweeter, does it?

Let's be honest.

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