Like, he could have done that.

Yeah, you are a little bit and in many ways that's harsh because it just looks clear enough.

It just looks so clear that you feel like you shouldn't have to shout and do three pirouettes for the referee or VAR to see it.

But at the same time, we know that they'll just try and get on with it if they can or they won't necessarily see things if they can.

And so I felt like you're watching Arsenal today and they just looked a little bit more... aware of how to manage the games and a little bit more streetwise than Liverpool and a bit more aware of when to make the most of situations.

And I feel like Liverpool just looked a little bit naive.

And I think that's a little bit of that for me, really.

I thought, I wasn't sure about bringing Shobberslay on that early, John.

I think they've got to really look at it and

try and change it.

It's a challenge for the manager, but you've got to think it's a challenge he wants, doesn't it? Because last year, you know, he didn't really get any of his own players and it was pretty much Jürgen's team.

And he did make some tactical changes to it, particularly with Gravenberg and how he used him.

And he got a bit more out of Mo Salah, so you think, well, fair play to that.

But now he's brought in a number 10, which I think he always played with in Holland and what he wanted.

The money they've spent on the forwards, you know, he'd be delighted by.

Do you think that could be kind of having a bearing in terms of the feeling around the group?