Frank Leboeuf

Maybe they were tired, maybe they lost their concentration, but how can you lose against Manchester City, who normally doesn't know what to do in the second half?

And you concede two goals, you could have even conceded three.

It's not enough, and it's not the Liverpool we know and we have recognised.

Can we put that also, because the skill is absolutely fantastic, and I, of course, don't want to put that down in terms of level, what we saw with Sobozai, and we saw that also against Arsenal, but because of the football and the texture of the football nowadays, we see that, and we've been seeing that with Ronaldo, with so many others, you know, in the past decades,

decade or two decades.

But before, when we were playing, we have never seen free kicks like that.

It couldn't exist.

The ball would have flown above the net.

It would have never stayed in the right position.

So that's also the football, the texture of the football, which allows the players to do that now.

Yeah.

Didn't Roberto Carlos do it to your boys?

That was an old ball.

That was an exception.

And I was there.

That was exceptional.

But that was really, the guy was really an exception.

I would talk to him.

I would say, you know what?

I love you.