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Hello, it's John Gibbons with another one.

These are three little tasters of what is behind the payroll, a tour player.

And I'm joined by Don Morgan, who is the host of many things on the

Anfield but I think most significantly the review show which is after every

game but in my humble opinion I was just gone up a level this this season

it was one of our most popular and esteemed shows anyway but sometimes there's just a

bit of magic in the air and sometimes things go to levels that none

of us dreamed of and I feel like that's happened this year.

So Dan, first of all, thanks for hosting it.

I appreciate it.

I might not have ever said that before, but I do.

And what is it about, what is the review for those who've maybe never heard it before?

It's absolutely, well, it's my pleasure firstly, and you do value me, John.

Let's get that clear for everyone who's listening.

The review is essentially, I mean, take the word review into its context, we try to look in a bit more of a nuanced way into Liverpool's results and you know what constituted things like systems

approaches even a lot of the stuff around the press conferences and then we go into the game and you

know you've got Neil who I'm sure everyone will be aware of in terms of his skill set and what he brings to any piece of content really but also you know you got

Sean Rogers who is a UAFSA B coach, licensed coach you've got other really good contributors from the likes of Paul Cope and others who are regularly on.

And you know, I think, I think the wonderful thing about the review is it's usually recorded anything

between short 24 and 48 hours after the game and we have given ourselves that time to digest off and watch the game again, look at what's

presence, look at what's said, and really, really just try and offer just something different. I mean every piece of contents post game that goes out, you know, I think is very, very strong on the Anfield rap and I think it all each one has its own sort of

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