Hello everybody welcome to your latest blood-red podcast with myself Andy Kelly and today

pleased to say I am joined by our full-time Liverpool reporter both home and away

and he's actually here not rather than using his day off to

ring in James Pierce welcome James and I am I also joined by I'd have to say full

time red really by, I'd have to say, full time.

Red really.

Paul Philbon, Echo Journalist, follows Liverpool,

home and away, and as well as the city of Liverpool,

is it, Paul as well is one of your other big

loves as well but Paul's a massive football fans been on the podcast a couple

of times before as well and anyway we I think we've just about recovered from from Sunday

Percy and we're going to try and look ahead to Hodd's field and in this chat and after everything that's gone on in the last few games of Liverpool

obviously came to you, went from a 7 nil to a terrible result at Wembley.

And it felt like we needed to regroup this week and there was no midweek game and maybe that was for the best in terms of trying to focus and see where we are.

Yeah, I was at Mel with Clop this afternoon and you know you referred to that actually about you know the benefits of

having more time on the training ground this week I think sometimes after a defeat

people say that you know you want the next game to come quickly to get it out of your system but I think when you

produce a performance as bad as that I think it's probably worked in Liverpool's favour

having that that four week to prepare.

You know Monday was a proper debrief analysis of what went on at Wembley,

which people will say, well, they do that every week, but they don't actually do it like that every

week. You know, quite often they do that

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