So good, so goddamn good tonight, weren't we?

My word, the Reds put a pasting on Frankfurt tonight.

I tell you what, what a performance from Liverpool Football Club.

I was just, like, it was just sensational, wasn't it?

And it was night and day between the performance that we saw at the weekend

against Manchester United.

And it was just brilliant, wasn't it?

And I'll be honest with your eyes, before the game, I'm looking at the team,

and I'm thinking about the potential sorts of formations that we're going to play,

and the players that are on the pitch, and how is it going to work? Is it going to be a fully formulated plan? And I was worried

about it. I was. I was worried because it felt a little bit reactionary. It felt like it wasn't

something that we were going to have worked on and it felt like it was going to be something

that might not work. And I didn't think it was going to be the 442 or

the 424 whatever you want to say in possession that we saw today I did think it was probably

more likely to be like a 4-2-3-1 with maybe ekkatiki on the right or something like that but

what slot did on a couple of days with probably no training,

worked wonderfully well.

And listen, we got a goal down again,

and it was brilliant football by Frankfurt, to be fair to them.

It was brilliant football by them to get back into it,

to get into it, sorry, to break through the lines, you know, transition into the midfield and then we're a little bit unlucky with Sir Bosley and Curtis Jones running into each other and all that type of stuff. Sorry, I need to stand up for this. I can't be sitting down for this one. I'm too excited. I'm too excitable. And then, yeah, you're a goal down, you're thinking, bloody hell.

Not again.

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