Hello and also

the latest Liverpool Bloodbread Podcast with me Ian Doyle joining me today are our full-time

Liverpool reporter both home and away James Pierce I.

I a J. Hello and also our LFC editor Andrew Kelly. Hi Randy.

I am. And I James, you and me and Joe River, who's not with us at the moment.

We were at Manchester City against Liverpool yesterday afternoon to watch a game where we got a bit wet

but it was worth it for the entertainment that was on offer. It was it was just a

cracking game wasn't it from from start to finish absolutely enthralling

you know two teams so committed to attacking football and you know it was you know it

it felt like a cup tie at times really the way that you

know they just went both teams just went for it and even even in the closing stages

quite often in a game like that it might just peter out a bit and you know you might

get one team settling for what they had but but might just

get one team settling for what they had but nobody did you know and it was a

difficult one to make sense of because you know come the end obviously the

lana chance is just such a glorious opportunity that went begging you

you think you know it could have been so much more for Liverpool but then you know at

the other end you know Aguero has missed an absolute sitter for them so I think probably the gay. What would your view of proceedings? Do you think a draw as a fair result?

And you feel as though it, perhaps it was a case of, as James said there, that both teams were

going for it because they realized that we're not very good at defending it?

I don't think it's so much that they don't think they're very good. I think it's just how both managers want their teams to play and

they're both massively committed to positive attacking football and

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