Julian Lorenz

And if that Brighton game was next weekend, I think it'd be different.

But the fact it's in three days' time now, considering the tiredness and all the effort put out today, I think that's a bit of a worry.

It was really unhappy.

I mean, it's not the first time.

This is an issue that we see week in and week out, especially since even under Maresca, but since he's taken over last weekend against Burnley, for example, the draw, it was a late corner, a goal on the corner.

And by the way, they could have lost that game on another corner five minutes later if Brun Larsson had been a bit more efficient and precise with his header.

So it's not the first time we've seen this.

But I can understand his frustration, and that was exactly all his post-match interviews today, whether it was for English TV, English radio, his press conference.

He was clearly very frustrated, especially about the red card from Neto, obviously because he's so stupid, as we said already, and the goals on set pieces.

Okay, you're disappointed and frustrated.

You should work more on it.

And like Shaka said, why are you not trying something a little bit different like you did in the League Cup semi-final?

Like Frank said, you should work more on it.

Because if you're that good offensively on set pieces, surely you could be almost as good defensively.

It's the same players who this time defend and not attack.

And okay, it's a very different context and the dynamic and the momentum is different.

I get that.

But still, you've got height, you've got size, you've got power, you've got everything defensively.

Sort it out.

And he's been here for a long time now, since December.