Live broadcast on August 28 news in the third round of the Premier League, Liverpool reversed against Newcastle with a score of 2-1 when ten people fought away. After the game, Arnold, deputy of the Red Army, expressed his opinion.
Arnold said: “To be honest, this result is incredible. Something special happened here today. When you come here, you will have a game plan. You want to control the game, take the initiative in controlling the ball, and let their fans scream as soon as possible. Usually, this means a huge advantage for them.”
“However, our plan soon failed. We have to play in a very difficult way, but we are united, digging deep into potential and delivering something to the Times. This is one of the best performances we have shown since the head coach took office. As a team, we have also shown many wonderful performances. Looking back at this game, we feel very special.”
“You know how difficult it is to play when one person is sent off and the score is behind, but as a team, you need to unite. Although it sounds strange, it makes you stronger and more compact as a team when ten people fight. You must run a few more steps, fill in the loopholes, and never relax.”
“At half-time, we talked about our beliefs and what we want to do in this game. You may not believe that you will win the game, but if you unite, you know that you have such an opportunity. Our mentality is not to score two goals immediately, but to stick to the last ten to ten minutes of the game. We know that our opponents will fall into fatigue, so our chances will come.”
“We implemented the changed tactics well and scored two goals through counterattack. The teammates on the bench all performed very well, including Nunez, Elliott and broad SA.”
As for the shoveling of Gordon when he had already got the yellow card, Arnold said, “Sometimes things like this may be bad for you when you are away. I made a mistake, and then the fans on the field began to clamor. Fortunately, we had the experience of playing in a difficult environment and we survived.”
(Two Monsters)