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Yet again, Devocarigi makes the universe feel like a very different place.

It is the Anfield rap with Paul Co, Pari, Pryor and John Gibbons on a Monday four year after Saturday at 4.55 PM.

There was the period of time, John, before Virgil Van Dyke whips the ball out 40-50 yards to Mo Sala,

Salas touch as he drives forward, whips it across towards Dev O'Kurigi.

The period just before then, I would say was possibly the first time you and I were

stood together, where it did feel like all hope was lost.

It was wrong for all hope to be lost.

There is always hope.

Yeah, well there is.

There is, in my defense I saw as I lost track about how much stoppage time they're being

and so did they've whatever I me because there was some wild shouts.

You know, two minutes, three minutes, six at one point

when there was only five minutes after done.

But yeah, people were unsure.

So I thought that was it. But you know people were unsure so I thought that was it but you know this this team just

keep doing it there's a sort of amazing stats you know in Premier League history

oh that's the 39th time we've scored a stoppage time winner in the next highest of any team is 13 below.

So we've done it 30 more times than number two, which I assume is Manchester United.

But who knows? But you know, we're just brilliant

sorry we must do everyone else's heads in but I'm all for that. It's the idea

Paul I think that there's always one more chance and I thought I didn't quite think it was

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