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Sam Allardyce. Big Sam. He did it to us again.
It really is inevitable. Of course he would nullify Sadio Mane’s first goal and play his kind of football. Of course it worked. Because of course. Death, taxes and Big Sam.
Jürgen Klopp was a bit nervous about it, but finally honest.
“The frustration grew a bit throughout the game,” the Liverpool manager was quoted as saying by BBC Sport. I liked the first part, it was a real challenge in the first part, but we started excited. We played the simple passes and did all the things that were necessary but in the second half after five minutes they had more situations than in the entire first half.
“It is not easy to play against a team like this and it is not easy to play like that. It’s a challenge for West Brom, can they play like this for the rest of the season?
“Sam Allardyce has experience and sets up the team like that and he’s completely fine. It is not the first time that we play against a deep block and we usually find the solutions for it.
“You have to seize opportunities when you have them, but it’s not the end of the world, it’s a football game that we wanted to win and we should have won, but now that I’ve seen the full 95 minutes, I feel like they deserved a point. “
It is what it is. What will be will be. Big Sam is inevitable. Life goes on.
