Stevie Nicholl

Yeah, you can't complain.

It should have been five, could have been six.

They got outplayed.

I heard the commentators talking about, oh, this could be another Anfield night.

I think that's a bit of a stretch.

No complaints.

He tried something different tactically, didn't he?

I was glad that he did.

I was glad he did.

We said on the show the other night that you can't keep doing the same thing and keep being so bad.

You have to change something, and he did.

Now, unfortunately for him and Liverpool, they were playing against a side who, in terms of the movement of the front players, is absolutely scary.

You know, we saw with the amount of chances, and I can sit here and go, well, it shouldn't have been weighed too wide, but at the end of the day, they'll tear apart any defence, any defence, when they're in that sort of mood.

Luckily for Liverpool, they weren't in the mood to take those chances, and that's why Liverpool are, I guess you could somewhat say they're still in the game, but if you're realistic, they're not.

They told him not.

They told him not to go.

That's the scary thing.

Holy smokes, what's going on?

You're talking about a decision that you can't possibly sit and fathom out how a referee can watch that and not give a penalty.

Well, there's not enough contact.