Kev Reilly

You know, I didn't necessarily agree with what Salah did at Elm Road.

I was on the show saying it.

I didn't like it at all, to be honest.

Um...

But that's almost kind of gone now.

And I just think the manager needs to pick his battles.

And I just felt like one where he just didn't even need to get embroiled in it.

It was almost just, just forget that.

He was dropping little things in and if I could say what I want to say, you know, all that kind of stuff.

And I just think,

leave that just because that doesn't that's not gonna land well with the dressing room either you still need these fucking boys to turn up and deliver results you still need them to do that even the ones that aren't going to be there next season you've got to find a way getting them on side and that's where you think about maybe the experience piece comes in um and as i say some of it might just be because he's not been through this type of thing before

And it's a problem for him because he's got no muscle memory to be able to call on.

But as Phil said, you know, how much interest have we all got about a fella learning on the job?

And that can sound a bit mad because he's going to win a league.

And everything went, listen, you need a bit of luck in the season and things went forward that year.

And if it goes for you, then listen, you take it and you run with it and you see where you land.

And Liverpool landed the biggest prize.

So,

It's not necessarily a criticism, but sometimes things just do fall away.

Your best player just plays outstanding for the majority of the campaign.