I'm Gab, he's joules lovely blue skies over West London, not so much over the Lawrence

household.

It's a Champions League week.

We'll be talking about Paris National.

We talk about a lot of other stuff, too, because I thought it was a pretty amazing mid-week,

a lot of situations, a lot of tremendous goals, late goals, a lot of turn around, a lot

of comebacks, and we'll be talking World Cup and Klopp and we're going to start at St.

James's Park.

I think Newcastle 4-1 suggests beat down.

I don't know if it was as much of a beat down in terms of what we saw on the pitch.

Psychologically, Newcastle could ask for a bigger boost to Paris National's man, couldn't

ask, I think, for a bigger demoralization, maybe even a legitimization of Lucerica.

Yeah, that may be a bit too far, but he got it wrong, completely wrong.

He's tactics, the formation, the 4-2-4.

You can, I think, you can't get it wrong, a lot of managers do, as long as you correct

it at some point, as soon as you see that it's wrong, and that's my issue.

Maybe the biggest issue I've got on that game on Wednesday night is that you can sort

of did everything you expected them to do, the high-press, the intensity, did they have

much of the ball?

Did they really want the ball?

They didn't really play, but they were very efficient in everything they did.

Everything went their way, completely, and it was all them, great.

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