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Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Cruyff : Liverpool have rattled the rest of Europe
Barcelona and Dutch legend Johan Cruyff admits Liverpool have the rest of Europe rattled.
“For sure, many of those who feared playing against Manchester [United] don’t want to face Liverpool from now on because of the way their demolished Madrid and then hammered United,” he wrote in his blog for El Periodico.
“They were two convincing and prestigious victories, but each was different.
“Against Madrid, Liverpool went on the pitch to attack and press them. Against Manchester, they went shoulder to shoulder and the game finally turned their way thanks to one incident: Vidic’s dismissal and the direct free-kick.
“Against Manchester United, Benitez felt comfortable with a more defensive team that was always together so that they could intercept the ball and play fast on the break.”
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