This is the Blood Red Podcast from the Liverpool Echo giving you the inside track on all the big talking points from Anfield.

Hello and welcome to your latest podcast on the Blood Red Channel. My name is Paul Weelock and this week a true

Liverpool FC legend makes his return to the city. Kevin Keegan will be at Waterstones in

town on Wednesday afternoon to promote his brilliant new autobiography, My Life in Football.

The book was written with Daniel Taylor, the chief football writer for The Guardian and the

Observer Newspapers and the Sports Journalist Association Football Journalist of the

the year for the past three years. I picked up the phone to Daniel before he

met up with Kevin for the latest lag of the book signing tour. So much of the

focus on the book has surrounded the

explosive revelations regarding Kevin's second spell in charge of Newcastle. But as

Daniel explains in our chat, there is much more to his story, not least the six years at Liverpool that

transformed his career and life and the importance of the manager who signed him

at Anfield, the one and only Bill Shankly. Kevin said recently that

Jirgen Klop is the modern manager he would like to play

under the most and in this podcast Daniel talks about the similarities between

the two, Liverpool's performance at Chelsea at the weekend, the difference between Clop and Jose Marino,

why it would be an incredible achievement for the Reds to win the Premier League this season,

and about Ream Brewster, who sat down with Daniel late last year to talk about the racist abuse he has

received in his young and highly promising career. I hope you enjoyed this

podcast and we'll be back tomorrow with our preview of Liverpool's Champions League

clash in Napoli.

The Blood Red Podcast from the Liverpool Echo.

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