Frank Leboeuf

Frank, you were the most generous somehow with a D.

Yeah, and I didn't expect to see that.

You know, when I had a D in my classroom, it's because I was at the back of the classroom, close to the radiator, and you understand nothing about anything that the teacher is saying.

So I thought it was already hard.

But F, well, coming from a Manchester United fan and a former Newcastle player, I'm not surprised.

But I really think that...

He cannot be more than D, let's say, in a good way.

He has to be D, or E if he does exist, and F, because that guy, well, didn't do anything good.

And maybe because of what happened to him around him, and because of him, as Craig mentioned, because he wasn't fit enough.

But...

That was very strange to see him taking Ekitike's position as well, when Ekitike did very, very well and should have stayed in that position until Isaac got back to his best.

No, no, no.

It's not because of that.

Because since the first game that he played for Liverpool, he has been outstanding.

And as Xhaka alluded, he's in a classroom where all students are very, very bad.

And he's the only one, you know, not drowning with them.

And he just signed for the club, a big club with big troubles right now.

And the guy keep on scoring goals and goals.

He deserves nothing but less than an A+.

Nothing.