Gary Breen

And you're right, you spent so much money, but they had created wealth, you know, in terms of selling players on to then reinvest.

But then when you let lads leave, like you said, they're three key players for nothing.

That really puts a dent in your financial muscle.

So it's a big job, you're right, to reference those people who love taking the plaudits in terms of when things are going wrong.

But now they've got to really earn their kind of money now in terms of getting Liverpool back because that looks like a big rebuilding job.

I think that's why you've got to be careful when you throw terms like it was a great game, it was one of the best games I've ever seen.

Might you have to be careful with that?

Yeah, but in terms of excitement, you've just said it wasn't a great PSG performance, but yeah, we're saying it was a great game.

So I think when you start throwing things like this was the best game I've ever seen, really both teams have to be at their optimum level collectively from an attacking point of view, and also I think from a defensive point of view.

You can't have both.

Well, he said it was a brilliant game, and Mendes...

Yeah, but I think the great games have both.

Also, when there's nine goals, there's going to be mistakes, there's going to be defensive errors, there's going to be all that kind of stuff.

By definition, it can't be a great game if you're having that many mistakes on the pitch.

It can't be a great game.

No, it can't be.

What's a great game, then?

When both fasters at the game, both teams are playing at their optimal level.

Yeah, exactly.

A nil-nil?