Liverpool defeated Manchester United at Anfield on Tuesday night, leaving their rivals in disarray. Jurgen Klopp is attempting to achieve a quadruple unprecedented.
Manchester United’s star Liverpool player Thiago alcantara laughed at Liverpool throughout his career. “p*** taking”Performance on Tuesday night.
Gary Neville was glumly watching the 4-0 defeat of his old team at Anfield as co-commentary. Jurgen Klopp’s team put the Red Devils under the sword in an astonishing display for the visitors. This result allowed the hosts to keep the pressure on Premier League title rivals Manchester City.
Thiago was the star of the show, and he was absolutely electrifying throughout the contest. His performance was filled with delightful flicks, jaw-dropping passes, and left United players with whiplash.
Neville believes that the Spain International was having a great time, as evidenced by Klopp’s chuckle when he took Klopp off with 10 minutes left. “What Liverpool have done tonight is toyed with Manchester United,”Gary Neville Podcast: Former defender spoke out.
“Thiago was laughing when he came off, he was laughing at them all game. I don’t normally swear on the Gary Neville Podcast, but he took the f****** p*** out of Manchester United tonight. That was so simple for the Liverpool players.”
Neville’s commentary praised Hannibal Mejbri, who was on the pitch for the final few minutes. He was caught in possession of Liverpool’s fourth goal, committed two fouls, and was given a booking for sending Nabykeita flying.
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Although the legend of the Red Devils admitted it was unprofessional, he insisted that the 19 year-old displayed more fight than the rest. Neville said: “You find yourself being slightly unprofessional because he’s come on and started to top some of them, but the reality is I had to say it.
“Because the instinct in you, the 1980s, 1990s growing up through those periods, if you’re having the p*** taken out of you on a football pitch, and if Thiago is going around there rolling his foot on the ball, pipping it around the corner and laughing at you on the bench, you’ve got to come on and throw a few challenges out.
“That’s what Norman Whiteside used to do, and Bryan Robson when they came here [to Anfield] and they knew they were playing against better players and a better team, they’d come and give it some.
“I also watched as she awoke. [Manchester United] team through the 80s who didn’t win the league, so this isn’t coming from a point of utopia, I came from a poor childhood because this club [Liverpool]They won everything.
“But those players out on the pitch never did that [United’s performance against Liverpool], they never, ever did that.
“Then, that kid came on at last and he did something. And he reminded me of Nobby Stiles, and Eric Harrison, and the basic, basic principles of being a football player – compete, win your duels, fight for every ball.”
