I'm Gab, he's Jules, a horrible, speedy weather over West London, but it doesn't matter because

the Champions League is about, and we're halfway through Jules and believe that, there's

a lot to talk about, we'll be talking about belly, I'm scoring again, what a shock,

Newcastle losing at home, when you're in Berlin, nine defeats in a row, how about that?

Let's start at the park to Peronc again, because I think most people agree this is going to be

the tightest Champions League group. I was curious to see how Milan would approach this game.

Yeah. They decided to approach it by playing this very high line, and Paris as your man said,

oh, you want to play a high line against us when we've got people who can pass the ball and we

have a barbeque who can run, and Dembele who can run, please go right ahead, and they win through

now. Yes, because as you said, everybody in Paris, including me, I think including Risen

Rickey and his staff at the players, expected Milan to have more of a median low block.

So for the first 15 minutes, when we saw Milan pressing high, I have an element of surprise.

Yes, and it kind of worked for 15 minutes, and then PEG adapted and then Milan, where

completely lost, I think. We will come to Milan after, and there's clearly something

to work in there. I don't know if it's in terms of efficiency or on the page, if it's collectively

individually, if Giro is the guy, if policy glider, all of that. But I just thought that once PSG

have worked out the high line and the press, and they're starting to feel more comfortable with

the memory and Vitigna, Dembele, Kilian, etc. That maybe Piolli should have reverted back to,

okay, we tried the high press, it kind of worked, but now it's becoming dangerous.

But instead, he kept doing it, and then they got punished for it.

One of the people punished him, and I know you want to talk about his words are your Emory,

who, he got, I was watching the video the other night, and he kept repeating, he's only 17

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