Kieran Molyneux

And he said he had three players, Michael Lowen, Danny Murphy and Steven Gerrard and Robbie Fowler as well.

He said, I don't need you to teach them how to play football, I need to teach them how to be a professional.

And he came in and his dream was to lift the FA Cup, got the FA Cup, finally went playing and he was gutted.

And I remember what he said to him at the start of the year about letting these young lads learn to be professional and when they're ready to go, they'll go.

Michael Lowen won the Cup that day.

And Gareth Callister came on.

Gareth Callister came on and he said, if you come round to him after the game, the FA Cup final, put his arm round him and said, you'll be starting in the West Valadon on Wednesday night in the UEFA Cup final.

I mean, the game is life.

You've got the goal, you've got the assists, you've got the pen, you've got the man of the match.

Dan, it's not just the players that are there, mate.

It's the players that you're going for in the market.

That's a big concern.

If you're going to sign a player, and by the way, the manager at Liverpool is not the one that does all the transfers.

We have a structure in place.

And you're Richard Hughes, you're in a player, and you're saying you want to sign for Liverpool on a five-year deal.

Who's the manager next year?

Who's the manager this year?

Who's the manager past Christmas?

Is he getting a new deal?

There's all these sorts of questions, and it can definitely...