Hello, everybody, welcome to the Red Men TV and my match reaction after Liverpool drew 2-2,

Aston Villa. I'm just walking away from Villa Park now, as you can probably tell.

It's crossed some chaotic rows. I've just nearly, I'll have to redo the video because I just had to cross around about which was utter chaos, to be honest.

But yeah, we go again.

Yeah, Liverpool, it's frustrating really.

Difficult place to come to, obviously, Villa Park, Aspenville of a decent side, albeit inconsistent so far this recently, this season.

I think Champions League's had its impact on their form and ability to put down

proper consistent runs. But yeah, from our point of view, I've always started the game

quite well actually. But yeah, coming here is never likely to be straightforward. It's never

likely to be comfortable tonight's work,

I don't think. But I do feel like there's a few too many wasted chances, a few too many

wasted moments from a Liverpool perspective whereby we will look back upon as what might have been

a touch. And I'm sure Villa fans and Villa, the Uni Emory and the squad and the team will have their own sort of gripes

about a couple of decisions, a couple of things didn't go their way,

they had a couple of goals without offside.

Liverpool, we don't defend either goals that we can see particularly brilliantly.

We don't cover ourselves in glory for either of them for me.

And the game kind of swung at ebbed and flowed a lot

they had spells we had spells i think on the balance i think we probably just about do edge it overall

but yeah i think ultimately it all boils down to darwin nunes in the second half doesn't it

comes on i think it was the right sub i think he was the right guy to introduce in the second half, doesn't it? Comes on, I think it was the right

sub. I think he was the right guy to introduce him the circumstances because the game

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