Lewis Jones
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428 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2019
last heard Apr 2020
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And then we could have a situation where the team that finishes bottom will have beaten both Manchester City and Liverpool.
Although this really won't be a free hit for Liverpool because Norwich...
will ask questions of them and you've got to give a huge amount of credit to Daniel Farker for sticking by his principles this season.
Norwich are very easy on the eye but they just tend to concede when under pressure and they fail to take those big chances that come their way and it's their inability to be ruthless at the big moments in games that has seen them drop 14 points from winning positions this season and they remain the only team not to have won any points this season from a losing position so
In other words, every time they've fallen behind, they've lost the game, which is a shame for Daniel Farker.
He seems such a great character as well.
I mean, I think he's a great man to have in a crisis just from my own perception of him.
I could imagine me flapping around in an important exam.
And if he came over to tell me everything was going to be OK in his soft German accent, I'd sort of believe him.
You'd feel it.
instantly relax and probably go on to get an A star so it's that calmness and complete faith in his philosophy that makes me think that Norwich might not just be done yet but I'm probably not best place to speak about Daniel Farke because I'm sitting next to a man here Ron Walker actually interviewed him this season spent some good time with Daniel Farke earlier this season Ron didn't you he's a very well smelling man and
Yeah, potentially.
I was asking myself this question earlier.
I was saying, would you risk Mane against Norwich?
The answer is probably no, to be honest.
With the huge game coming up on Tuesday against Atletico Madrid, you'd need Mane at least approaching match finish for that game.
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain actually came in and played further forward in the 4-0 win over Southampton and looks more than comfortable undertaking that role on the left-hand side of the front three.
So...
I'm sure Klopp will just want to keep things rolling nicely along and probably play Oxlade-Chamberlain off the left.
Klopp's built such a well-oiled machine in terms of the way Liverpool attack with the way their patterns of play work.
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