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I'm not so sure. by NDMike2001

That's how he plays. They had not lost a game this season. Does that suit Liverpool's style? Sure. But they also had to prove to City that they could do something no other team has done yet this season. When you are a Champion (or want to be), then I think you should act like a big club. Nobody (not even United fans) want to see their club come into Anfield and play for a point.

Arsenal doing it is an entirely different story. They need results, and Wenger can't seem to change despite the alarming evidence that suggests that he needs to.