This is what he said to me!
It's gonna be a good game I think, I'm just ready to play.
Good afternoon, everybody, welcome to Anfield
with Liverpool eyeing yet another piece of Premier League history today,
or at least equalling it.
They're looking to become the fifth team in the 20-team era
to win 18 home league games in a season.
Manchester City have done it twice, Chelsea and Manchester United once apiece.
The Reds cured their recent travel sickness with a win at Brighton
on Wednesday night but it did come at a cost,
losing Jordan Henderson to injury for the rest of the campaign,
and he is one of the four changes in the team to face Burnley here this afternoon.
OVER PA SYSTEM: Everyone at Liverpool Football Club is saddened by the passing
of 1966 World Cup winner Jack Charlton,
the former Republic of Ireland manager.
The thoughts of everyone at the club are with Jack's family
during this sad time. Rest in peace, Jack.
We will now observe a minute's silence.
CHEERING
LIVERPOOL BENCH: Oh!
Andy, would it be fair to say
you've probably played worse than that and won a few times this season?
Credit to Burnley, they're a fantastic team and I really enjoy seeing what they do.
The manager is great, the squad is great and that's why they're in the top 10 of this league.
It's not easy for them and consistently, year-in, year-out they stay in the league,
and now they're fighting for Europe.
Credit to them, they took their chance.
Every chance we need to treat as our last and try to take it,
because if we done that, we could have probably been 2-0 or 3-0 up at half-time
and I think we would have got all three points.
We need to keep going and creating those chances,
and hopefully in the next games we're a wee bit more clinical in front of goal.
- Thanks, Robbo. - Thank you, mate.
Jürgen, are you scratching your head a little as to how you didn't win that?
Yes, a little bit. It was in moments Liverpool against Nick Pope.
It's not the first time in my life that my team
has inspired a goalkeeper to a sensational performance,
but today, it was like this.
There were moments when Nick still made the save but we should have done better,
but there were two or three absolutely outstanding saves.
We should have finished the game earlier, that's clear.
We didn't, but the boys did it so often I will not now start talking about
it not being possible, because I know it is.
We expect more, the boys expect more from themselves,
I expect more from them, so we should try to finish games off when we have the chance.
Thanks, Jürgen.