Thierry Henry

Well done, big man.

He was emotional, yeah.

They look like they're walking, but when you look at it, well...

Man City are not really going forward with it.

They're trying to make you come, and you also know if you come a bit in a weird way, you're going to get punished.

You know, I've seen so many teams reaching finals, sometimes being 2-0 down, or as we're going to see there, 3-0 down, where...

It's difficult to turn it around.

It's what you needed to do before being 2-0 down and 3-0 down that happens.

You know, I remember one of the best performances that I've seen in the Champions League final, and what a finish, by the way, from Silva in the past, from Danilo.

But I remember watching here in 2011, Man United, one of the best teams, if we can say that, not touching the ball for I don't know how long against Barcelona.

And they were a good team with great players, but I agree with what...

Gary was saying is that it looks like, it looks like, you know, they were giving up.

But trust me, when the team is 2-0 up against you, 3-0 up as we just saw, and they can keep the ball and make you come and you don't come well, one, two, they play through you and it becomes really difficult.

But the point that it is, is

What you should have done before being 2-0 and 3-0 down and then it's 15 minutes to go, what's going to happen?

You kick someone, you get a red, you get upset with the ref, upset with a fan or upset with yourself, and then you go down to 10 men.

It becomes too difficult to react.

The problem is I see, at times, OK, bear with me, so in the last weeks, if you take the game against Crystal Palace and Everton at home, you're 4-0 up after 30 minutes.

My phone was ringing all over the place.

Oh my God, you should see the game.