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I said in commentary it is obvious what the change would be, it would be Wirtz coming off for a midfielder.""The manager's head's gone, I understand. He's like a fan.
But I just think the frustration, that should have happened 30 seconds ago, and if the manager has lost his head a bit, he's involved in the game, that's where you want one of your coaching staff, as soon as that red card is taken on his shoulder, what are we doing? What's the plan now?"The failure wasn't just on Iraola's shoulders it extended directly to the substitutes' bench."We've seen him after about 50 seconds calling Nyoni back," Carragher fumed.
Less than three minutes after the red card, the game was turned on its head and Liverpool completely collapsed.What It means for Liverpool going forwardAs fans, we can all sympathise with Iraola's rage. The initial yellow card handed to Gravenberch was ridiculously soft, and reduced-ten-man scenarios against a side of City’s calibre are almost impossible to navigate.However, Carragher’s critique highlights a harsh truth that Iraola must address fast.
