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Guys, today we have a lesson on tactical analysis of a football match. Tell me, why is Henderson free between the lines?

Games? I gave you an example of a game where Messi's team was humiliated. Why do I need Klopp saying that Leo can be undefended when he built his positional attacks around Leo's (and Suarez's) terrible play without the ball when preparing for Messi's match against Barcelona. Listen and enjoy.

Let's revisit that tactical parsing of Klopp's assistant again. I love it so much. Especially at 18:21.

What the hell are you talking about? It wasn't just Liverpool's pressing that was the problem, it was the fact that neither Suarez nor Messi gave on the DH. And the assistant talks directly about how they took advantage of that. Clear your ears and listen again. He's saying - when you don't put...

I think we've won a lot more titles, and we wouldn't be 6 years without a Champions League title if Leo had changed his approach to working without the ball. Certainly from 2012 to 2021 we would have won many more Champions League titles than one.

Listen to what Klopp was thinking as he prepared to humiliate Messi's Barcelona at Anfield. Just don't cry. There was a 555 million euro contract and that's an absolute fact.

You may hear - football used to be romantic, but now it's boring, it feels like robots are playing on the field. Sorry guys, footballjust got a lot more professional. footballplayers are much more athletic, they are much more responsible for their nutrition, regimen, there are new technologies...

That said, it's important to realize that Leo wasn't a pressing machine in 2012 when Pep was in the team either. But it wasn't as critical then. But it became more and more critical thereafter. Soccer started to change a lot. Most teams used to just make very long passes forward to get out from...

Yea, sorry. I wanted to say - CL.

I swear not. We can already see how our pressing is weaker with Lewandowski than without him. That said, I've already said that this 36 year old Lewandowski presses and works more without the ball than Leo at 28. Now imagine what would happen with Leo? Man City had less than 37% percent...

@vegitot What a stupid person you are if you don't distinguish between political correctness and real opinion. Klopp was saying that Messi might not press, and behind the scenes before the return leg against Barcelona, he and his assistant built the team's entire strategy in positional...

Wrong about what? What a load of crap you're talking about. You're already in a puddle. Time has put everything in its proper place. We remember Barcelona's "success" in the LC since the 2015-2016 season. And Messi and his friend Suarez are fully responsible for that as Van Gaal explicitly...

You have little intelligence and anatylactic thinking to be my equal. Don't take offense to that, people are different, genetics are different, education is different. Keita is a...

The public will judge which one of us is right. They are not fools and can also make cause-and-effect connections. I've given them all the inputs for that. As for Keita - are you really comparing Keita to Paulinho and Vidal? Keita was a thousand times more Barcelona-format player than those...

It has a direct correlation. You say what Klopp said about Leo being able to afford not to work without the ball. Yes, he said it in public, but behind the scenes in the Barcelona match he exploited that flaw in Leo Messi's play against us. And I provided the video fact. And you're telling me...

Don't teach me football. I understand it a thousand times better than you do. I see football differently than you do, because I also have experience as an analyst and have read a lot of papers and watched a lot of coaches' lectures. You're just a fan who counts goals and assists.

I mention this because I am well aware that what I say is 100% true. I'm very good at making cause and effect connections. As for Klopp and Pep, I know exactly why they say that. Now forget what Klopp says in public and watch how they (Klopp and his team) have been preparing behind the scenes...

Knowing Luis Enrique's football principles () I am well aware of what could have caused them to have a strained relationship.

You're a freakin' idiot who doesn't know anything about football.

https://www.eurosport.com/football/liga/2013-2014/xavi-messi-s-bust-up-with-enrique-has-zero-importance-for-barcelona_sto4583476/story.shtml Read. Xavi was the one involved in the conflict resolution. He doesn't deny it, he says it happens in all clubs.