Hello everybody feeling

Welcome to the latest Blood Red podcast with me Andy Kelly

Hope you're all feeling good on this Monday afternoon. I suspect everybody feeling a little less nervous than they were at

lunchtime on Sunday. Today we'll be looking back on that West Ham game and to do

that I'm joined by two esteemed colleagues by our full-time

Liverpool reporter both home and away James Pierce you are are James? Andy?

Oh, didn't even get hello there, just Andy.

All right, okay.

And it's a partner in crime down at the London Stadium.

I still have to think about what that grind is called these days.

Dine at the London Stadium was Neil Jones. You are all John C?

Yes, not too bad. Not too bad. So these two were dying at West Ham yesterday.

I was manning things, doing the hard yards back in the office I think is what it's

called.

But Percy that was the most important result of the season would you say

yeah it certainly felt like I think in the circumstances you know especially with the

pressure cranked up after you know those wins for

the city and on on the Saturday I think any any ideas that maybe four points from the two games would be enough had gone out the window.

It had to, you know, it was an absolute must win and, you know, the difference between, you know, I think the entire season being deemed a success or a failure so yeah it was you know me and you were on the train down there and I think you could you could sense there was a fair bit of trepidation amongst supporters but you know it was it was a

rarity in that it was it was actually a Liverpool game that you can actually enjoy

for most of it because Liverpool were that dominant, that in control and yeah the last half an hour

was an absolute procession.

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