Radishana Hunter-Rajah

And I think she almost prided herself on being divisive.

Because it's almost like, if men in football can be divisive, why can't I?

And she's made a lot of tough decisions.

She's made a lot of correct decisions.

She's made a lot of bad decisions.

I think fundamentally, she has taken the game quite far.

to the point where West Ham you know you can be disliked by Birmingham City fans or West Ham fans and I think people within football who've worked with her speak of someone who's like ruled with quite an iron fist and basically like grafted for everything she's got and in that regard like she makes it easier for the next woman who comes through and

Yeah, fair.

It's also, it's crazy.

I feel like she's been around for her entire footballing life.

I appreciate you wouldn't have got that from the accents.

Yeah, I wonder how much of it is keeping up appearances.

I think if you're a club of Liverpool's stature, especially having won the Premier League last season, there is an element of not looking too desperate, too trigger happy.

Like Liverpool's reputation is not built on being impulsive.

It's not built on, you know, ultimately any big club, the thing you want to purvey is structure and integrity and this, that and the other.

All the things that basically Chelsea are losing.

Yes.

And so this is a way of showing that.

It's like, yeah, it hasn't gone into plan.

There's going to be a bit of a turnover.