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Hello everybody and welcome to this week's episode of Anlaius and I'm field your tactics and analytics

podcast, K courtesy of the beloved channel.

I'm Josh Williams and I'm joined Azevo by Davis Hughes. How are we doing made?

I'm very good. Thank you Josh. How are you?

I'm good. We've got quite a bit to get through.

You've seen as the matches keep coming quick and fast at the minute to the extent that we've actually I mean

the Michelin game we didn't even get a chance of preview because of just as much every

three days or so and so today we're going to have to come a bit in. We're going to look briefly back at Sheffield

United and Michigan to just keep points around those two games really. And then we're going to

look ahead to West Ham on the weekend and

that's Atlanta and then next weekend I'm assuming we'll have to do a similar thing

it's probably going to be the same same issue for the rest of the seasons to be honest.

But Dave, so we'll start with the Sheffield United game,

the teacher of you as a Anfield? Yeah, yeah. G general thoughts on how it was?

Yeah, I thought it was, obviously it was important to get the results for Liverpool but it was a little bit by their standards a disjointed performance in my opinion

Obviously the 4231 was introduced something that we talked about a lot before the season,

thinking that you know it may eventually become a thing especially with the plays that were brought in.

Joss Ertiago. And yet we saw the kind of, although it's being used before by Clop,

we kind of saw in this new era.

And yet it did feel like there was a little bit of adaptation, I guess, required at times,

the thought.

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