Alejandro Moreno

Stevie, you were right.

Thank you.

All I would say is that apparently we're not cool enough to be part of the chat group between Jules and Nadim.

We don't get the messages apparently.

Well, I mean, it's in the same neighborhood of sometimes what we see from Manchester City and Erling Haaland, that it seems like he's just a passenger in the game when Manchester City has decided, as they do many a times and for long periods of time during a match, which is just passing around the box, just passing, passing, passing, passing, passing, passing, and they don't take advantage of what they have

front of them which is in the case of Erling Haaland a world-class striker now I don't think joke it is is at that level but if indeed you're gonna take advantage of a number nine he needs and this is not a mystery he needs service he needs service and if you're a striker you live and breathe and die on service

And I equate it as a source of life.

If you're a striker and you're getting service, you're more likely to make the next run and to make the next run after that because you know in your heart, in your soul, you believe that that ball is coming.

When that ball doesn't come and you've made one run, and you made a second run, and you made a third run, when there's the fourth run, you're like, well, I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know that it's coming.

I don't know that I'm going to get the service.

And it limits your game.

And I think Joe Queres is a guy that is not going to create on his own.

He needs service.

And it affects every part of his game.

And that's the part that he should address, that it shouldn't affect every part of his game.

But his movement stops.

His level of activity stops, and it's because he knows, as the guys have referenced, that the service is probably not coming.

Wait a minute, but I could say the same thing that Robert Sanchez could be saying about the defenders ahead of him, turning the ball over, trying to play out of the back.