The loss to Sunderland is the fourth league game that Liverpool has lost this season.

Liverpool's points are 10 points less than Manchester United, who is the top spot.

"I think that instead of tidying up a page of A4 paper at the press conference, Benitez would rather pay attention to Liverpool's current points first. I'm not sure that they can still rank ahead of Sunderland after this round of the game."

On October 23, Ferguson was interviewed by Sky Sports and happily talked about his league opponent two days later.

Manchester United's opponent in the next round of the league is Liverpool.

Ferguson obviously did not forget that Benitez took out a page of A4 paper at the press conference at the beginning of the year and couldn't help but bring up the old story again.

This was a psychological war that Ferguson was quite proud of.

Last season, Liverpool became the leader in the Premier League championship battle, so Ferguson spoke through the media, "There is no doubt that Liverpool will become nervous in the second half of the season. They will enter a strange field."

Ferguson has been in the Premier League for so many years and has mastered his skills with one word. This sentence has brought great oppression to Benitez.

Benitez, who was criticized, was anxious and took out a wrinkled A4 paper at the press conference, listing Ferguson's privileges in the Premier League, or "evidence" one by one.

Just a war of words, you will lose if you are serious.

Benitez, who had an imbalance in his mentality, failed to lead the team to the end. Although Liverpool humiliated Manchester United by a 4-1 score in the subsequent away games, the league championship was eventually won by Ferguson.

Ferguson re-reported the old story at this moment, obviously another psychological warfare attack.

Benitez, who had suffered a lot last season, learned his lesson this time and responded to changes with the same tide. He did not respond through any media.

The Spanish are probably thinking: Can't afford to offend me, can't I still afford to hide?

Benitez's mentality was most thoroughly revealed before the start of the 25th game.

According to convention, the head coaches of both sides of the game will have a handshake out of etiquette. But when Ferguson walked past him, Benister pushed back half a step, crossed his hands and half a shoulder, looking very resistant.

Ferguson looked at the camera, spread his hands, smiled, and then walked away.

By the way, Manchester United and Liverpool are both capitals of the Lighthouse Country, but the bosses of both are not the kind of rich gentry.

Let’s not talk about the Glazer family. After acquiring Manchester United, they are thinking about going public and making money every day. The goal of the IPO is to switch from Singapore to Hong Kong and then to New York. Anyway, they are just thinking about going public, having to have a high valuation, and not losing their equity.

As for Liverpool’s two American bosses, Tom Hicks and George Gillet, in the eyes of the team fans, they are also a good guy. Just today, thousands of Liverpool fans gathered outside the Anfield Stadium to launch a march against the American boss.

In the parade, fans played banners:

“

What do we want to do?

Americans get out.

When do we hope they will leave?

Let's go now.

”

I don’t know if this wave of people in another time and space, and the group of fans who later gave high praise to the American boss when Liverpool won the championship.

Probably so.
Chapter completed!