The overall remand sense I got yesterday, John, and this is where it does focus on the manager a little bit now, and I think it's worth the conversation, was same old, same old of Liverpool in terms of when Liverpool lose, Liverpool very rarely get battered on the scoreline recent. There was a spell pre-Christmas where that did happen, you know, City and Forest and PSV come to mind. But actually since then, when Liverpool have lost games,

it's been by the odd goal, often the last kick of the game.

Or when they've drew a game, it's been a similar thing,

last kicks of the game.

But there are similar themes that run throughout in the inability to create too much

and when you do create or you're gifted the chance, not take it.

The inability is rarely to control a game at the tempo you want to play it at.

It feels like we're playing everybody else's game.

Certain players last the 90 minutes who probably don't deserve to.

Maybe a lad's on the bench who you think, you know, Curtis and Rio were the best players against wolves and they're out now. And then the final one is, of course, there is set pieces and a bit of a defensive calamities all over the place. That game, yes, they ticked every one of those boxes. And if the same thing happens over and over and over and over and over and over again, that does fall at the head coach's Yeah, absolutely. I mean, if I think back to the game, I'm happy that we got away with the one-mill. You go to a place like that, you can end up on hiding like you've found, you know, last time I was, they got absolutely battered. And I think we're lucky to escape that. And it could have been that the way the game went.

What bothers me is that I think about that game.

I think about proper European runs that we've had, away games especially.

You can see the style.

You can see the format.

You can see the way they've set themselves up to get the result I

haven't got a clue what they were doing last night this is my point as well John in

that right everyone keeps harcum back to Yeager and Klopp and how Yeager and Klopp would

set Lipul up away from home and is away from home style method whatever was

doesn't really matter which are gonna win but you go back to to when Liverpool last won the European Cup under Raffert.

But he says, Lipul were solid away from home. And it was like, you shall not pass. And we'll get you back to Anfield. Or it'll be an odd goal here and there. Now, Benitez probably didn't have as good a team at a certain point, maybe at other times he did. but with honest lot at the moment it's neither all

No but if you look at the classic Liverpool

like in the 80s certain point maybe at other times he did but with Arnold Schlaught at the moment it's neither

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