Danny Murphy, ex-Liverpool player did not hide his skepticism about the hatred of honor that City plans to do at the Reds during the match between the two teams scheduled for Thursday evening.
“The fact that City wants to make a hedge of honor on Thursday shows their humility and the recognition of their opponent’s qualities, and it’s a way for them to say ‘play well’ in Liverpool. I think it’s nonsense “, he told the BBC microphone on the Match of The Day
“I would not do it because it would not be sincere. The fans don’t want it to happen, the players don’t really want it either. It’s just for the show but it doesn’t mean anything. (…) When I played in Liverpool, and Manchester United became champion, we knew they were better. You have to respect that and do your best to become like them. This is how you show that you respect them, “Murphy said again, before praising Kevin De Bruyne in praise.
“De Bruyne is certainly the best midfielder in the world, and he must applaud and make a hedge of honor for players who are not even able to tie their laces. “
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