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All right, the Reds, this is the weekender with me Garth Roberts.

I've got Martin Fitzgerald's.

I've got Harry a prior and I've got Craig Hanham with me and we're going to just talk about the Reds being Bosch once more

qualified for the Champions League, Wolves in the sights now and stuff in between two here.

So we've got Steve Warner talking about the elite academy and we've got Fran from

walk talk Liverpool talking to John about the benefits of going on walks to

help mental health I can I can tell you myself that that is a good thing

but yeah let's kick off with the Reds and Liverpool I can tell you myself that that is a good thing.

But yeah, let's kick off with the Reds.

Liverpool are level on 21 points with Premier League leaders spares,

and they are now through to the last 16 of the Champions League as group winners.

And Liverpool are currently enjoying the second longest

unbeaten home run in English top flight history, 64 games. And the they had won 53 of those drawn 11 scored

169 goals and conceded only 42 Martin what crisis what crisis. I mean when you put it like that

everything seems fine doesn't it and it's I think it's it's a testament to how good this side is that the expectations and the levels that it set itself in the last two seasons.

Whilst that they haven't hit those heights this year,

we're still top of the league and we still qualified in a Champions League as top of the group.

So, and we're playing like, I mean, sometimes I don't even know,

like I don't recognize after team sometimes.

And it just, it just you just think if we can just hit a bit of form maybe get a few

decisions go our way, B-A-R, then everything, I can't see it's getting any worse and what

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