Hello and

Welcome to the latest Liverpool Blood Red Podcast with me Ian Doyle.

With me today is our full-time

Liverpool reports about Home and Away,

James Pierce and our LFC editor Andy Kelly.

And all three of us were at Anfield last night

to watch Liverpool against Manchester United and somehow we're going to talk for at

length about it because it wasn't particularly great was it Andrew it wasn't great though I think you know that was probably to be expected when you get two sides you have the potential to

cancel each other out I mean I probably ruined it before the game by tweeting

that there's only been one goalless draw in 48 between the two in the Premier League era

and that so we were pretty much guaranteed goals

and that there's only been one draw in the last 21 so of course it was going to be a nil-nill draw

so apologies for that, but it was, you know, it was a sort of night that no one is going to particularly

remember it for the football. There wasn't even anything particularly controversial off the field that will be remembered.

The Black Cat was the finest site, I think, apart from Kutinio's shot.

You know, Liverpool had the best two opportunities of the game probably

I would not even tell about continual shot there I don't even regard that as a chance

you know that that was just I don't nothing but I think the

the Chan shot and the the fantastic tackle from Valencia on for me no later on were probably the two best chances in the game and you know once

again the importance of having a world-class goalkeeper shone through for United

that was that was different between

Liverpool getting a you know a hard-fought one-nill type victory that people would have

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