Hi.
Hello, hello.
Hello, hello, hello, hello.
Hello.
You can see it time and time again this season, the manager,
the way he plays in the big games.
You're right, the value is completely different, the defensive value Fabinho adds,
it's vitally important, and he's going up against a man who's scored 44 goals this season.
Thank you.
Trent, first of all, how do you feel
about the prospect of becoming a double European Cup winner at the age of 23?
And Andy, in 1981 Alan Kennedy scored the winner against Real Madrid in Paris,
to win the European Cup for Liverpool,
what thought have you given to becoming the next Liverpool left-back to do likewise?
Yeah, to even be in with a chance of winning a second Champions League at this age
is special for me, as it is for everyone.
There's been many, many legends of the game that haven't had these opportunities,
so to be here is a privilege for me,
but it goes without saying that we've got a world-class opponent
standing in our way tomorrow.
So we need to all be at it to even come close to lifting that trophy again.
As long as Hendo's got his hands on the trophy then I don't really care what happens,
but we're all excited, we're all prepared the best possible way we can,
mentally and physically, and we're really looking forward to the challenge tomorrow.
It's a team where some players can win it for a fifth time,
a team where the manager can win it a fourth time,
so that says a lot obviously,
we cannot buy that experience or get it overnight.
The only thing I can say, we feel...not the same experience,
but we have experience as well,
we're here for the third time in five years and that's special as well.
So, no, the only thing we think about is how to prepare the game, play the game,
I didn't think for a second how it would feel,
I'm patient enough to wait for that moment and tell you then.
ALL: Ohhh!
ALL SHOUT AND LAUGH
ALL: Yes!
Ohh!
Naby! Naby!
CHEERING
ROBBO: Well done, boss, thanks for coming.
Come on, last one!