Ali Moreno

But I didn't even need to see the screen to know that Liverpool had done something awful.

Can we speak to the professionalism of Stevie Nicoll?

This whole show, while we have been doing this show, behind the cameras there is a big TV screen that all they've been doing is play time and time and time again, I mean on repeat, the Wolves goal.

Over and over and the celebration over and over again.

And yet, Stevie, here he is answering the tough question.

Are you all right there?

It's because of that pressure.

Go ahead.

Go ahead, Frank.

Go ahead.

Yeah, I think

I find myself anyway, I cannot speak for anybody else, but I find myself when the quote-unquote big games are coming up in the Premier League and you get excited about the potential match-ups and how important those matches could be for a title race, and I'll give you the example of Arsenal-Chelsea, you sit there and you begin to watch the game with an expectation of a certain level of play.

And this particular game that I just mentioned, Arsenal-Chelsea from this past weekend, it was hard work to watch.

And it...

I don't begrudge Arsenal for depending on set pieces.

If they do it very well, then so be it, you take advantage of it.

But where I do have an issue is that when that becomes the angular piece of your attack, that you depend on that heavily, that it's not just an asset that you can use, but that becomes the thing that separates you from the rest.

And because they have done it so very well, then other teams are now placing even more focus on it, both defensively and offensively, and it then becomes this corner league, as Frank is mentioning.

But just even before we get to the corner kick, I'm not...

Again, I don't begrudge set pieces, but before we get to the corner kick, the level of play in between the two 18-yard boxes, it hasn't been all that great consistently.