That’s Gerrard header had shades of Roy Keane header against Juve 99’ both unreal technique to put pace and accuracy on the delivery into the only place a keeper stood zero chance !
As a Liverpool fan I don't either. Not a single Liverpool player would have gotten into that Milan starting 11 and they were down 3-0 at halftime. Absolute miracle they pulled off.
@@hashshashiin.forsī Gerrard is about the only player who could get in that squad, probably displacing Gattuso even though that would make for a more unbalanced midfield. Milan's midfield was already loaded with offensive playmakers with Kaká, Seedorf, and even Pirlo at DM. I'm not sure they'd need another one.
Notice when you like something and when you do not and how this changes the way you listen. We tend to move away from a continuous direct experience of our senses into a mental reaction to, or representation of, them. This is one of the things Right View is meant to illuminate. In our day-to-day lives, this shortcut is a big help. If someone honks his horn at us, we don’t listen to its sound waves rise and fall,we react and look to see what the problem is. As helpful as this involuntary reaction can be, we use it more than is necessary. It is as if we are constantly on guard. Right View asks us to explore this in the relative calm of meditation. When we see how much it drives us in the micro universe, we get some sense of how it might be conditioning us in the macro one.
