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MUTU wrote:Am I the only one who thinks Ribery is playing far, far better than Gnabry who has hardly had a sniff?

Gnabry isn't involved but Ribery is ruining chances

MUTU wrote:Am I the only one who thinks Ribery is playing far, far better than Gnabry who has hardly had a sniff?

Hugging the ball a lot does not mean he is playing better. Anything worth noting happens on Gnabry's side.

MUTU wrote:Am I the only one who thinks Ribery is playing far, far better than Gnabry who has hardly had a sniff?

noo , gnabry is able to run

MUTU wrote:Am I the only one who thinks Ribery is playing far, far better than Gnabry who has hardly had a sniff?

That’s because Thiago Hummels and James keep trying to play him in. If we played half as many ball over the top on the right I bet Gnabry would have seen more action. He’s hasn’t had a chance to get in foot races yet and the one he has been in led to a goal

MUTU wrote:Am I the only one who thinks Ribery is playing far, far better than Gnabry who has hardly had a sniff?

Yes, you are.

Pips wrote:Thiago with another awesome game doing his standard send ball to stands shit. Mental midget.

Lol

FCBayernMunchen wrote:Difficult but doable.. was more confident at kick off

I agree Liverpool looked shaky when Bayern put a bit of pressure. Half time came too early.

Can someone explain Kovac that we are not Eintracht Frankfurt?

First 30 minutes were an absolute disgrace and I felt ashamed. As stupid as it might sound, Neuer's horrible mistake was a blessing in disguise. Since then we've started to actually PLAY some football and even scored a goal.

We should've been playing like this since the first minute ! There's a big difference between attacking and playing full atack leaving spaces at the back. We should have played more offensive football as we have quality and momentum to score a few. But NO, what about playing for a 0-0 and hoping to win on penalties that by the way haven't even been trained

sherpthederp wrote:

MUTU wrote:Am I the only one who thinks Ribery is playing far, far better than Gnabry who has hardly had a sniff?

That’s because Thiago Hummels and James keep trying to play him in. If we played half as many ball over the top on the right I bet Gnabry would have seen more action. He’s hasn’t had a chance to get in foot races yet and the one he has been in led to a goal

It could even be a tactic by Klopp to make sure Arnold gives Ribery enough space for us to constantly try to channel our attack through him but stick Robertson close to Gnabry.

sherpthederp wrote:

MUTU wrote:Am I the only one who thinks Ribery is playing far, far better than Gnabry who has hardly had a sniff?

That’s because Thiago Hummels and James keep trying to play him in. If we played half as many ball over the top on the right I bet Gnabry would have seen more action. He’s hasn’t had a chance to get in foot races yet and the one he has been in led to a goal

yes, ball to feet for Ribery, ball to chase for Gnabry.

MUTU wrote:

sherpthederp wrote:

MUTU wrote:Am I the only one who thinks Ribery is playing far, far better than Gnabry who has hardly had a sniff?

That’s because Thiago Hummels and James keep trying to play him in. If we played half as many ball over the top on the right I bet Gnabry would have seen more action. He’s hasn’t had a chance to get in foot races yet and the one he has been in led to a goal

A big reason why Gnabry hasn't gotten in foot races is his dubious first touch combined with Liverpool's pressing.

Or that Riberys had like 10 balls played over the top to him while Gnabry had one.