Dan Thomas

And Brighton are such an open game today.

But even so, regardless, maybe he's kind of trying to change the narrative of their season, some of their struggles during the course of the season.

But as this game went on, I didn't think this was any different from what we've seen for Liverpool for at least 50% of the season.

I think it felt different because it got a Tasserae game and result.

So now all of a sudden you're thinking, well, this is... Galatasaray, you may argue, is as good as Liverpool have been all season.

And now you think, well, finally things are clicking for them.

But...

That aside, the Galatasaray game aside, this is no real difference from what we've seen.

You know, we were criticising Rossinho the other day for being inexperienced and naive with his comments.

Mm-hm.

Anaslott doesn't fall into that category.

So why is Anaslott not coming out and saying, you know what, this isn't good enough?

We got beat in every single category possible today.

Outplayed, out-fought, out-ran, out-thought.

I mean, you name it.

Every category that it takes to run a football team, Liverpool were second best today.

And I would expect a manager of his experience to come out and say that, instead of coming out with some sort of narrative about injuries or teams sitting back behind the ball.

He has got a point, though, hasn't he?

Eketike, obviously, out.

Izak, out.