Spurs in full cry here.

Lonella! Welcome, well, well, worth the wait.

Welcome, listeners, to the extra inch.

My name is Wendy, and I'm joined by my sidekick and best friend Bardi.

Hello, Bardi.

Good evening, Wendy.

And there's no Nathan this time now, or there might be a bit later, he might drop in some, he might drop in some

thoughts. Basically, we couldn't get our calendars to align, but we also thought we needed to cover

the city game because there's so much to say, and this is the best way we could do it. So

first off, Bardi, how did you find the game?

I was at a match. It was a quite stressful game because obviously they had the ball for large

periods of time. Ignoring the kind of chances that they missed, it was very similar to the Liverpool

match, as in we knew to stay in the game as long as we can and then as we move towards the last

kind of final quarter of the game then we'll push for it and try and and try and win it is i think

the key thing against teams like city in liverpool is not to be out dead and buried by 50 55 minutes

and marino kind of he's famous for for keeping a team in a game, isn't he?

And then turning the screw later on.

I felt like in this one, the defensive set up wasn't quite as, well, there wasn't such a

low block.

And in the Liverpool game, Oriet was essentially playing as a right winger who then dropped

into a back five.

That wasn't the case of this one.

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