Anfield

Chelsea in the Carabao, that is Arsenal.

Brighton come to Anfield.

They're a very good team as, as we've seen.

Um, so there's no easy games really in that next block of fixtures, certainly in the league.

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In the summer of 2017, the financial and sporting pole of Paris Saint-Germain ultimately kept the generational prodigy in his homeland before his eventual blockbuster move to Real Madrid.

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Hello.

How are we? Welcome along to Anfield Agenda.

My name is Conor and I'm here to go through all of the latest Liverpool news as Liverpool are getting closer to appointing Julian Ward as the new sporting director.

We'll be discussing that.

It's a family club, a big club.

She went to Anfield, fell in love with it.

She watched a few games alone to feel the atmosphere because she wanted to imagine me in the stadium.

At the time we were talking, what do you think, mum? And she'd say, for me personally, you have to go to Liverpool I said okay okay okay because Jurgen Klopp was an amazing manager I met him and had a wonderful relationship with him I had big respect for him so it was close like it was a genuine consideration for the Mbappé family that Mbappé come to Liverpool at that point and as I said big respect to Kylian Mbappé's mum as well for showing Liverpool a lot of love and for speaking fondly about Jurgen Klopp and of course the atmosphere in the city.

Oh, it is incredible, and I'm not going to give any of it away today.

been given plenty away over the airwaves over the last few days but yeah it's definitely one to check out for that reaction on this day in 2012 definitely one worth more remembering than that 2-1 win at Anfield Raphael scored with a great goal with his left foot and then Robin Van Persie with a penalty and it might have been the only penalty that United got in the Premier League there, ever, before or since, I can't, I'm not sure, there probably is one, oh, Dennis Irwin scored one, didn't he, in 1999, but other than that, they're hard to come by at Anfield, I think they once got three in one game at Old Trafford, didn't they, but it felt like they got about 50. anyway that's it for today guys i'll be back tomorrow with the news and gossip and if you'll forgive it tomorrow more of a meteor plug for my book that is published tomorrow

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of all places do I have to put in a shithole Anfield like

do you

know and it's funny there are so

many people who'll be listening to this maybe not listening to this so many people who are Liverpool fans in Cork and in Ireland who just dream of being in Anfield just generally and probably never make it to a game probably make it to a game once every five years or so like i can't understand that whereas we with our tiny little podcasts for in our tiny little local league we get to perform in anfield something that they'll never get to do

and taught up live in anfield that would be it's doable like mobile devices mobile microphones

i mean we could just do it in a skip and it would be just i was in liverpool about two years ago and did a stadium tour there and i'm not like we just sparked a big discussion our group chat about stadium tours and stuff and like i think they're a great way there was

no big discussion i think you just talked to yourself

But Stamford Bridge, we know it's always been a very difficult place for us to go, right? Always has been typically.

Same with Anfield, same with the Emirates.

But the home games, I think, are so crucial.

Like the Coventry game and the Palace game.

But I, I do think that we do look at the Premier League table almost as soon as the season has started and, you know, we make judgments and predictions very early now.

So six points is the gap between us and City, and it's significant partly because our first game back after the international break will be against Manchester City at Anfield, which obviously promises to be a, it's a proper Super Sunday blockbuster.

It's at home, so you know that Anfield is, is gonna be rocking for this one.

And I think it's just what Liverpool need right now after what I would call, you know, a steady start in terms of results and where we are in the league.

You know, a couple of wins, three draws.

I drove up to New Jersey to see him and my mom.

And we were, I was talking about, you know, all the games that were coming in the champions league games that this week, you know, I'm a big Liverpool fan, you know, I got to score at Anfield for Sheffield Wednesday, which was great.

One, one.

So I didn't know what to do with myself then.