Julian Lorenz

Absolutely.

To be fair, they should have been 4-0 down even before Richarlison scored that goal anywhere.

So you saw the stats, you saw the expected goals.

There was just no match at all.

And where I'm disappointed, and we said it after the North London derby last week as well, because they didn't really understand Tudor's plan in that game and the fact that he only went with two attacking players.

For me, it didn't make sense.

Today, this is a guy that he was born in a back three, right?

Literally, he was born, you know, at the hospital, he was born, he was a back three.

All his life, he was back three as a player.

All his life as a manager, he was a back three.

His second game in charge at this club, when he's got players available on the bench, we saw Denzel coming on in the 90th minute, I don't know why.

And then he reversed to a back four where he's never played.

I think the stats is 98% of his games as manager with a back three and 2% with a back four.

And what does he do in his second game in charge, away from home in a London derby against a good team like Fulham?

He goes to a back four, which is not him.

So already the guy is kind of betraying his own ideas, his own philosophy, his own methods.

All they did this week at training was beep test.

This is all they did.

Somebody was telling me twice a day, they were running like this.

We saw it today.