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I just want to have a little chat with Errol about the ending to that game and the way that Liverpool ultimately ends up going from winning in what was what 83rd minutes of losing the game um so about three kick goes in Errol

will Liverpool actively choosing there to sit back where they were Manchester City pushing them back? What are your thoughts? Because it felt like I don't know whether again the decision was made to try and hold on to a lead or whether the people were just forced back, I don't know, but you're never comfortable with this team and it isn't the most aesthetically pleasing goal that they're de-equalising or a bit of good fortune and whatever and not a great defensive line mate

but do you think that's a tactical thing or do you think that's just the players

going into the shelves a bit because ultimately Liverpool

dominated the second half up until they scored the goal

and then it all kind of went wrong and I'd like to know your thoughts on why you think that

happened inexcusable for that me honestly inexcusable mate because I look at it and I'd like to know your thought on why you think that happened. Inexcusable for that me. Honestly, inexcusable mate because I look at it and I think if the instruction is to sit back and sit in a little bit now, you always say it when a team gets that the noses in front it's always on the other team. How do you respond? How are they going to get up for it? We knew at that point city are probably thinking if we

don't throw the kitchen sink at it here and now and you can see in the in the way that they reacted

to the goals that they scored if they don't throw the kitchen sink at it that's their title race done

they knew they had to leave absolutely nothing on that pitch today and that's what they went and done

and Liverpool didn't box smart we simply was not alive to the danger that city were a wounded animal

and was always going to act up and attack us.

And we sat in and we invited the pressure.

And as soon as you do that to a Manchester city side

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