Russell Martin
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104 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Feb 2020
last heard Feb 2020
Russell Martin’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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We've looked at it a few times.
I don't think it's enough for... Listen, Norwich would feel hard done by, I would as well if I was in that situation, but I just don't think it's enough on a centre-half of that size to make that much of a difference.
I think he's missed time to jump and I think he's realised he's missed the header and a little bit of contact, he's felt it and I think he's tried to get a foul, which most would do in that situation, but I just think, as Jamie just said, it's a special goal from a special player and sometimes you have to hold your hands up and say, you know, goals like that, moments like that deserve to win football matches.
Yeah, I just thought they had so much more intensity second half, in and out of possession.
I think Jamie's right.
Moving Jordan Henderson further up the pitch certainly allowed them to do that.
But Mane, he was the main reason for what they did in the second half in terms of intensity, the way he received the ball, the way he played forward quickly.
And they just looked a bit of a different animal second half.
And it was really difficult for Norwich because the game was played in their final third.
And that was the biggest difference.
Norwich couldn't gain any real territory in the whole game.
And that's why Liverpool had a few really good chances in the second half.
Yeah, we felt like it was coming.
And as I said, it's so difficult against a team that good when you...
Norwich couldn't do what they did in the first half because the press was so much more aggressive, it was much more intense, they couldn't play out, and it didn't enable them to gain any control in the game.
So Liverpool at that point had complete control.
And as I said, in terms of territory, they just couldn't get out there and find their own defensive third, Norwich.
It was just coming back, it was relentless.
I think that's what we're speaking about, it's what Liverpool do better than anyone else, they just keep going.
They just keep jabbing until eventually they get that knockout blow and they've got special players who can deliver that.
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