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United post-match delirium

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I remember when Dennis Bergkamp, Dennis Bergkamp, Dennis Bergkamp, scored that goal against the Argies there was loads of blow hard football fans saying it wasn't that good, it was just a long ball over the top.
 
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8) But then that is the nature of trying to beat this particular game of whack-a-mole. Whereas Manchester City’s strength at their peak was the almost mechanic way of scoring the exact same goal – dragging opponents out of position before a wide forward squares it for a teammate to score from six yards – Liverpool are the exact opposite. They have so many different ways of inflicting pain and pressure that succumbing to one of them is inevitable.
It could be a Firmino flick, some Salah magic, a sudden burst and finish from Mane, Divock Origi tripping over his own shoelaces and accidentally arsing it in or Georginio Wijnaldum finishing a sublime team move. It could come from a press, a counter-press, a Gegenpress or just some impressive skill. The only certainty is that it will happen.
In this instance Liverpool took the simplest route – Alexander-Arnold crossing for a Van Dijk header – to extend their run of scoring in consecutive Premier League games to 31. You can cover as many holes as you like but you will run out of plugs long before they run out of ideas.
 
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Whoever said that - has got it spot on, that is what separates us from City, and also another point about City, they have the ball so much, that their actual experience of in-game defending has probably gotten worse over the last year. It is not a surprise that those defenders whom they played big money for are not really performing - they have hardly needed to practice their skill of defending much due to City's high ball retention rate, and occupying the opposition half. They have lost the habit of defending.
 
Whoever said that - has got it spot on, that is what separates us from City, and also another point about City, they have the ball so much, that their actual experience of in-game defending has probably gotten worse over the last year. It is not a surprise that those defenders whom they played big money for are not really performing - they have hardly needed to practice their skill of defending much due to City's high ball retention rate, and occupying the opposition half. They have lost the habit of defending.

Your last argument seems something off of Blue Fume. “We are so spectacularly good, that we’re bad. We are literally too good to win this crap league, because we never get to practice defending.”
 
The best part about the game (other than Alisson celebrating with Mo) was after Virg scored the first he jogged along the touch line and looked over at the away fans with a disgusted look as if to say 'Yeah what you saying now you cunts'
 
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