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A Liverpool too severe to.

I enjoyed the game. It was a strange old game, Liverpool was defending. We could probably do a separate podcast and that, but it was, you know, Severe came away with a point in a game that they could have lost and also they could have won right at the death with that glorious chance.

So what did you make of it overall?

Well let's stick to a theme that could have been pumped.

I think it's a case to say that they should have been pumped. I thought severe in the first half, maybe up to the first hour, were atrocious. And, you know, what's very clear is that we sort of themes that represent more than just that

match or the coaches or the personnel in that when when Sala makes and gets Liverpool second goal at the Turner and one goal deficit and to emphasize that

Seville are faulty and slow and lacking in combination and communication all over the pitch and are not holding the ball and controlling the game.

They don't aspire to be like Wariola's bar saw but the

the reach number one they're built by Monchi and by the new football director

they're built to pass, to hold the game, to control the tempo.

You saw it. If you come to severe for the first time you look at my

Anfield and last night you wouldn't believe that that was the aim of the

whoever put the team together or the coach and when they come when lot, and okay, I want to know what you mean by Liverpool's defending because

lover makes a mistake and a bad mistake. But I think there's, I think Liverpool's defending

refers to something completely different than that.

And that, you know, there's Blitzkrig football that they play with guys who understand each other who are pace and releasing the ball, pacey and

getting into spaces to ask for the ball and then two or three of them are outrageously quick on the ball.

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