Hey what's happened? Welcome to the Red Men TV. Welcome to the Sam Ciro where Liverpool

leave with one more famous victory and it's a bit funny, I've been saying for ages how goals change

narratives in football games and I was mentally sort of fighting this in my head in the closing stages of that game,

thinking, a bit drought.

The way I'd sort of described,

I think it was might as well as page, I could describe this way I do the week.

Liverpool, in the last few games,

it's a bit like that swimming lesson used to have in school

where they used to make you swimming pyjamas

because it was more difficult

so it helped teach you like if you fall in the water

when you're cloned, this is how you handle it

and that's how Liverpool I've played

especially today

the amount of times

particularly in the second half when I was watching

go home, Liverpool have got no one

in the areas where I wouldn't come to have players

and that is how wide

and I've got so used to Liverpool having their best players in the wide positions. We've gotten used to, obviously we're having Saladio Manet, Al-A, Levitas out there. And Coding Afton, to be fair, you know, he's not had a great season, but his return's been okay, but it's not the point. We're not here to bash C to bash coding effort we're here to say that Liverpool tactically basically gave up those areas of

the pitch and when you look at what they do and look how they set up with the back

forward that they are as you're thinking well is there scope for the fullbacks to get

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