Klopp is a real game reader! Loves how he analysis and influence the game

@nerdstark9002

5 ай бұрын

Let's be honest here. Arsenal had the most control in both games. They just can't score.

@user-ro9jr7jt3p

5 ай бұрын

@@nerdstark9002 in Anfield? Hell no. There was a blatant handball that wasn't granted and Trent missed an easy goal, not only that, Arsenal had 1 really good chance besides their actual goal and they missed it. So from what I'm seeing had things counted that's a 3-2 for Liverpool under Arsenal's "control" assuming they gone and took their chances in the Anfield game, but I do agree Liverpool were lucky to not get battered in the first half in the FA cup game.

@saintslfc13

5 ай бұрын

@@nerdstark9002 Liverpool should've won the game at anfield, Arsenal are a good side but they cant finish

@mitch4117

5 ай бұрын

Don’t underestimate his assistant coaches’ input in these in-game decisions

@thepieguynameddamian9831

5 ай бұрын

Klopp, unlike most managers today, has a talent for changing things up on the fly, especially when things are not going Liverpool's way. The amount of times Liverpool turned things around in the second half and with subs this season is nothing short of amazing. Most managers can't come up with new strategies on the fly like that

I feared the worst when Bradley and Clark came on. They have a collective total of 1 premier league appearance between them in their careers so far. So away at the Emirates I thought this would wake Arsenal up. Instead the opposite happened. If you include injury time those lads were on the pitch for around 19 or minutes. And Arsenal managed a grand total of one shot. Whereas Liverpool had about 5 including the goal. That period would be my biggest worry if I'm an Arsenal fan. And why did it take Arteta until the 88th minute to bring on Rowe and Trossard especially given how the 2nd half had been going. Props to Klopp for those substitutions because that was a ballsy move.

@ikenna.designed5606

5 ай бұрын

Martinelli was a planned attempt to get at Trent. Its something we've done to Liverpool in our last two meetings. Trossard and Rowe and Nketiah were desperation plays. Especially as Rowe essentially came on because when Havertz moved from CF to LM /CM for Nketiah he lost the ball like 5 times and misplaced passes that would have been key outlets from the pressure we were under. Say what you want about young players but I definitely immediately felt Martinelli would struggle after Conor Bradley. Not only more sound than Trent, but just as fresh as Martinelli, so yeah not too surprising to me. As an arsenal fan this was a game where a Trossard or Nketiah starts, as much as he instinctively but himself in great positions, Havertz played with no conviction. He was just disgusting to watch

@FuturePast2019

5 ай бұрын

Yes, Klopp won, I was wrong. "We have nothing to put on" 🙂

@munawaralias8980

5 ай бұрын

It's like watching Ali vs. Foreman. Ali absorbed everything Foreman threw at him. Later, when Foreman exhausted, Ali delivered the knockout punch.

@fayesouthall6604

5 ай бұрын

Martinelli did Trent a couple of times, thank you Ibou. Bradley comes on an Martinelli tries to pass him. Nope he’s loses the ball to Bradley who hits it back onto Martinelli for a goal kick. The next 3 times martinelli got the ball on the wing, he saw Bradley and back passed. That’s brilliant 🤩

@FuturePast2019

5 ай бұрын

@@fayesouthall6604 What's your thoughts?

Jota was so direct when he came on, he really added to the momentum Liverpool built. Brilliant analysis, thank you.

@paulie-g

5 ай бұрын

Jota really is a fantastic little player. He's clever both with his passing and especially his finishes, they're almost never blast and hope. He constantly manages to put in dangerous headers despite being much smaller than the players supposedly marking him. He's direct, he's creative, has fantastic movement (it's how he magically finds himself with the ball and "unmarked" in the box).. Goes far too far under the radar. One of our best signings in recent history. Now we just need him to have good luck with staying injury-free.

@TristanBailey

5 ай бұрын

Hate Jota especially as a sub against us.

@MrMcrRed

5 ай бұрын

Jota's one of those players that can run as fast with the ball as without. Agree. He's a sublime player

@paulie-g

5 ай бұрын

@@MrMcrRed No unnecessary flash either: everything he does, he does with a purpose . He's creating danger for the oppo *all the time*. Going under the radar reputation-wise must help because he's not getting doubled-up on anywhere as often as Mo, Mane and Bobby did.

@CollideWithTheSlope

5 ай бұрын

He is such an intelligent player, my gosh.... and being a bloody great FIFA/FC player must've helped big time as well

Bradley looks like a very smart defensive player

@yessi1585

5 ай бұрын

Great on the ball too. Been class every time he’s came on

@86Brasco

5 ай бұрын

He defends in a similar style to Robertson. Gets close and gets ready to sprint. Really faces up to his opposition

@CollideWithTheSlope

5 ай бұрын

@@86Brasco yeah thats what i thought too... his body language is like a right-sided Robbo

Saliba didn't beat Nunez in a foot race at all! He had a head start and Nunez closed the gap. Clever positioning. Not more.pace, a clear difference.

@Nite-owl

5 ай бұрын

100% correct ! On a standing level start Saliba is no match. Saliba has a recorded speed of 32.47kph, Nunez leaves him for dust at 36.5kph.

@stuart_edward

5 ай бұрын

I was just about to comment this! The lack of actual analysis bugs me. If you're going to analyse a players physical attributes, at least make it valid. If you listened to this and never watched the match, you'd believe Saliba is faster than nunez, which couldn't be further from the truth!

@mathastronomie

5 ай бұрын

Acceleration usually counts more in football. Defenders at usually way much slower than attackers. While good positioning is key, Nunez will definitely find it very difficult to beat him to a race because he will almost never have time to get to his top speed. And almost every thing else Saliba is able to match.

@mcihs2

5 ай бұрын

The point was, Saliba is quick enough to deal with Nunez…..you don’t need to be quicker if you are an effective defender….

@paulfish5074

5 ай бұрын

​@@mcihs2yeah i see that angle too.

a big game changer this season for liverpool is the fluidity, last season and even in seasons before that we had midfielders who were just midfielders and forwards who were just forwards. This game for example we had harvey and gakpo who have played in midfield and upfront so it was easy to tweak the system in game without arsenal realising fully for a couple minutes, then we have szoboszlai who has played in the wing aswell who adds to the unpredictability. Then on top of that there’s trent who u never know where he’s gonna be, he’s played in the number 10 position more or less at times this season and u can’t track that

@fayesouthall6604

5 ай бұрын

Players who can move back and forward. He has every player hitting balls at goalies in training.

@marianchicago4002

5 ай бұрын

to me the biggest difference is we have fresh legs in the midfield now that do a LOT of running, last year gini was gone but truth is his legs were almost gone, henderson while willing in spirit didn't have the legs to be running whole game long, he probably should had been a squad player to be used judiciously in games, Thiago never did ton of running for any of his teams and when he did, he would get injured, Milner should had been gone a year ago if not 2, Ox was always injured felt like it, Keita was injured half the time and the time he played, him on defense was something between soft butter and a traffic cone. Fabinho's game was never about running but about reading the game and being in good position. Add the fact that most of those players won everything with the club, they played maximum games the year before and I think it tired and drained those old legs, think most of the players were almost 30 or over 30. This year, Liverpool has a bunch of young, fresh, hungry legs with players eager to prove themselves and they don't have established roles, captains armband, large contract or large ego where they want to play in certain position or certain way, this gives Klopp flexibility to whatever he wants. Before we had front 3 with false 9, 2 box to box midfielders, single pivot destroyer, fullbacks that bomb forward and centrebacks that are great in the air and play high line and whoever came into the team from the bench, had to conform to the player he was replacing.

@Carosoldierot

5 ай бұрын

klopp has nothing to do with this, the players are better maybe and from this come the fluidity of games, but the entire sísten has not changed many years, apart of TAA midfield move, but this is needed years ago, not recently !!

@timmy5876

5 ай бұрын

@@Carosoldierot im not sahing the systems changed (other than trent ofcourse) i’m saying the players in those positions have. You wouldn’t see thiago or henderson making runs into the box every game it would be a rare occasion whereas our 2 number 8’s have no fear when making runs cus the system is all about covering and apart from the defence most players can play every position

@shayrup7

5 ай бұрын

@@timmy5876actually hendo did that often. He just rarely had the end product to show for it. He worked endlessly to make himself an extra option in all aspects of the field. Particularly in attack

I think it’s also important to note that Trent was injured when Martinelli got past for the second time. Probably forced Klopp into putting C.Bradley at RB in order to have a player with the legs to defend against him. Crazy that Trent stayed on the pitch and was still one of the best players, and even directly contributed to a goal

Pep Ljinder's deserves a lot of praise too

Yet to hear a valid reason why Arsenal 'should have been 4 or 5 up' They didn't trouble Alisson all night - yes they kept getting into good areas, but Konate and Quansah blocked and intercepted literally everything - Arsenal did everything right up until they had to beat Konate and Quansah - but passing the ball around the box doesn't equate to deserving 5 goals People blaming it on 'poor finishing' but the only real clearcut shot where they needed a better finish was the Odegaard crossbar - the rest were dealt with by the defenders

@paulinebarbara5665

5 ай бұрын

Liverpool probably deserved another 3 goals more than Arsenal deserved 5 - TTA & Jota hitting the bar and the super save for Diaz"s shot

@Valisk

5 ай бұрын

Yeah, Shearer came out with some absolute garbage in that first half commentary.

@danieljamesmead

5 ай бұрын

Stop talking sense mate.

@MrMessiah44

5 ай бұрын

Gomez kept "world class" Saka in his pocket all game.

@nathanhosea489

5 ай бұрын

​@@paulinebarbara5665 There's also that Nunez miss that was mere inches from the top corner

One if the best things about being a Liverpool fan since Klopp had been at the club is never feeling like you are out of a game, or a 2 leg tie, his ability to make subtle yet effective substitutions and tactical tweaks is unmatched.

Similar to when klopp went to the 4-3-2 against Newcastle (and when he went 5-3 against spuds and had matip, vvd, and konate all in the box for a TAA cross 🤯) klopp has an incredible set of changes to throw at the opposition, even when Liverpool are being bested. If you watch the pep lindjers video about the Barca comeback he outlines klopp’s plan is always to not change the plan, but execute it better. I would say he doesn’t believe in ‘plan b’ but a plan A.1, A.2, etc. He has a plan at 10 men, 9 men, and he has variations on those plans going into every game, that he usually puts in at half time. If the Liverpool players can keep it close and make it to half time, klopp can make those little tweaks to put the onus back on the opposition to counter what he did. What this game proves, honestly, is that he even has variations off his own variations, when he leaves Trent in the middle, puts in Bradley, and just has him handle martinelli. It’s absolutely brilliant. And a brilliant vid mate! Thanks.

@Carosoldierot

5 ай бұрын

Lines and formation changes are now for beginners coaches, its the minimum what you need to know, amd many times Klop didint make this correct at all, his only luck this luck are the individual work of players and the other team struggles, but nothing new in terms of games approach, all is the same old, boring!

@rossmacrae749

5 ай бұрын

@@Carosoldierot Deluded bitter opposition fan. You're literally on a video of analysis of what he did/changed and still think he did nothing. Clown

We have seen it a couple times this season where Klopp subs on Gomez for a midfielder, and suddenly both the Liverpool offense and defense are the stronger. Bradley is just a new variation, when Gomez is at LB. At first that sounds bonkers, doesn't it? But you can see how putting a faster/stronger RB can shore up an area the opposition likes to attack. And, of course, Trent roaming forward to support the attack can cause the opposition defense fits. (Obviously, there are possible counter tactics the opposition could make in the midfield...yet most managers cannot figure out how to make those changes on the fly, including Arteta.)

@oliverszendro7364

5 ай бұрын

Klopp can even put trent at striker, jota at keeper and alisson at rb and still win😂😂😂

@myownlilbubble

5 ай бұрын

Because Klopp finally got a working fit midfield in Macca, Szobo (irony atm as both were injured😅) ,Endo and Ryan. Klopp had been wanting to make the rotational triangle on both flanks work for so long.....but it would require a fit midfield and a fit backline. Less pressing. Chose the moment to press. More midfield control. Mixed up the type of passes. Be unpredictable and in previous seasons...pundits and football channels kept saying rivals have figured out Liverpool. Tbh.....Hendo and Fab leaving....(Ox...Milie...Naby left on free)....just forced the midfield upgrade to happen all at once in the last transfer window.....and it paid off..because even when the 5 subs rule had kicked in last season....Klopp was hesitent to make those subs. This season..Klopp made use of ALOT of subs😁....and the youth academy players........paid off....since Klopp was the brain behind the new AXA training facility house both the senior squad and the youth academy lads...to give the lads that extra push....❤

Arsenal had an xg of 1.8 on 18 shots the whole game so can we please stop with the Shearer nonsense that they should have been up "4 or 5 at the half?" Yes they pressed really well for the first half hour or so and forced a few some turnovers but they didn't create a lot of very good chances. They had a pair of good chances.

@nerdstark9002

5 ай бұрын

They shouldn't have been 4 or 5 up but thinking Liverpool were tactically better is a stretch.

@ComradeOgilvy1984

5 ай бұрын

And xG overpromises when the defense is well organized and defenders have time to block. For all that Arsenal looked stronger in the first half, the only shot that tested Allison even a little was Havertz's curler from range -- a shot that is never going in the net against a top keeper.

@CuboneBone

5 ай бұрын

.5 gets a round up

@xain86k70

5 ай бұрын

Lol oh the XG....if prime Drogba or Suarez was in an Arsenal shirt, they would have been 4 up by half time. Bro that was some of the worst finishing i've seen between 2 premier league sides. Arsenal had us on toast for that entire first half. It was extremely uncomfortable.

@efun8334

5 ай бұрын

@@nerdstark9002yes Pool were tactical better in the second half

As a long time Liverpool fan, I'm so much happy to see academy lads like Quansah, Bradley doing well.

This is the first season that Klopp has a deep enough squad to make in game changes that can effect the result, and he is showing all his tactical vision and ability. One of the greatest managers to ever grace the game of football IMO.

@Secretorder13

5 ай бұрын

The squad depth at LIVERPOOL isn't that good it's mainly kids really..

@Vibesman2021

4 ай бұрын

​@@Secretorder13I think if you take the Squad in full it's got good depth since signing 3 midfielders and loan 1. Then the young players. Obviously it's not Man City. Just a piss take that bunch.

As a Northern Irish person I am over the moon for Bradley. We have never really had a great Liverpool player from our wee country and I am excited to see where Bradley goes from here. He had a fantastic preseason and looked outstanding in his cameo today. Roll on Conor. GAWA

@user-zr6ee6lb9m

5 ай бұрын

He's Robbo from the right. A little Duracell bunny. Even runs like him 😂 Love him

Jürgen is a tactical magician. Absolute beast of a manager! The players are well oiled machines with deep belief in the winning mentality. Look at our win in the league cup just now against Fulham. Fire. Even our B team. C team. YNWA

I made a whole video on this on the Liverpool fan in Japan channel. The main reason Arsenal had the main success in the 1st half is because they played dual 10's in Odegaard and Havertz to pressure the 6 space. As soon as Klopp clocked on to it, he made the backline and first midfield line company enough and relied on Konate and Quansah reading the offensive transition. Klopp already knew if this game dragged on with arsenal not scoring and the crowd being on their back that Liverpools better squad and ability to find the 2nd gear in the latter part of the games would tell. Arsenal would love any of Liverpools offensive options like Jota, Gakpo, Nunez, Salah, Luis Diaz etc! Klopp also brilliiantly knows the quality of the youngsters seeing them in training day in and day out and an inverted full back like Gomez pockets Saka like Arbeloa did to Messi at times. Bradley also snuffed out Martinelli. Klopp is a serial game tactician and winner and Arteta is suffering for it

@soumikkarmakar601

5 ай бұрын

Also u would love to hear it, the DM position was vulnerable yesterday due to obvious reasons😅

@liverpooljapan

5 ай бұрын

@soumikkarmakar601 haha with Emperor Endo, the game would have been different for sure!

@soumikkarmakar601

5 ай бұрын

@@liverpooljapan no doubt about it. But for now waiting for him to lift the Asian cup

How can someone who regularly talks about xg say that Arsenal "should have been a few goals up"? Or "3 up"?Their first half was an xg of 1.3. They should have been 1 goal up. *Could* have been 2 up but in no world "should" they have been a "few" goals up

@babixillo

5 ай бұрын

xg doesn't represent the actual chances in the match. 2 of arsenal's best chances (odegaard crossbar and gomez blunder) has low xG but they could easily score those

@johnhoban4016

5 ай бұрын

@babixillo it gives a good idea though. Odegard hits the bar because he has to shoot past five bodies Saka is also closed down. The defending on the night hasn't been praised enough. There isn't a single Arsenal attempt I thought was a guaranteed goal that was missed. Not one as clear as Diaz's goal

@ComradeOgilvy1984

5 ай бұрын

@@johnhoban4016 On the money. xG overpromises when the defenders are able to get in position to block. It is not really true that Arsenal's finishing was notably poor. Arsenal could get the ball near the box; but they were not able to beat a defender in the box. So there was usually at least one defender who could put a foot in the way of goal. Odegard hammering the crossbar is somehow more worthy of remembering that Konate making a full stretch sliding block one second before to deny the shot from an excellent cross. Three shots in that play. Two for higher xG that were blocked. The lowest xG chance hit the crossbar. Liverpool's defenders played well.

@00millern

5 ай бұрын

xG is intened to be a long term multi-game judgment of chances a team creates, not an infallible statistic for a single game

@kvdp824

5 ай бұрын

There were at least 2 chances when havertz didnt have rhe balls to even shoot. Thats 0 xg even thougb he was inside tje box right in the middle with noone tackling

Klopp is the tactical master who schooled Arteta on ingame mangement. No disrespect to Arteta as he had plenty of ideas which worked but couldn't do much about his front players not scoring. It's just Klopp is a level or two above him in intellect and experience.

Saliba was beating Nunez in a foot race every time only for the fact he had a 15 yard start.

Was great when Bradley and clark came on and the arsenal fans shout "WHO?!?"

I can’t tell how much I love your videos. Always quality work and you are just fun to watch😂 Love you all❤

Klopp’s in game management this season has been so fantastic. Last season people were saying he wasn’t a tactical coach cause his subs were predictable and always the same but just shows he didn’t have the legs or technical ability available and nor did he trust the options he had. That’s why you always knew what he was going to do. Europa has probably been a blessing in disguise for them because it’s allowed him to heavily rotate and keep everyone match sharp as well as everyone engaged knowing there’s a chance they’ll play a significant part in the season. They’re all hungry. And it also has allowed Klopp the chance to have a decent 17 or 18 options he knows can play a big game and fit right in instead of maybe 13 or 14. It’s made the difference this season.

Funny thing, Finnish tv-commentator said something like "Martinelli is now facing a challenge of completely different level" after Bradley made him null and void a couple times, he too saw Martinelli going past Trent maybe two times in a row. It´f also funny how top professional football players can be "right-footed" or "left-footed", despite being so good in general. This was also my case in my pathetic amateur level, but then I twisted my right ankle quite severely, and when it started healing I could jog with it, definately NOT kick with it, so all that time I maniacally kicked with my left foot, jogged to get the balls back and so on. One season crash course to left foot, and still today, I can kick with my left as badly as with my right foot!

Mind legs, love it.

This has been one of Klopp’s best seasons in terms of his in-game management, and the best example of this was bringing on Nunez 1 - 0 down and managing to beat Newcastle

Liverpool have shown to be late winners and comeback kings, this is exactly why, Klopp making excellent tactical changes in the 2nd half when something isn't working, happens all too often

The way he changed the team for the 2nd half was supposed to be the way to start the game. My opinion on that is that Klopp knew what he was doing by starting the way they started. 1st half was not about winning, was about controlling. I guess if Arsenal would score in teh 1st half Klopp would have changed right away. I think he didn't wanna get players tired with the game against Fulham in Wednesday. Klopp knew the long it went without a goal the more uneasy Arsenal would be. So it was about game management, not going full throttle from the beginning, wating for the right moment and then strike it. He has been brilliant this season doing this. Look at what he did against Newcastle away, Tottenham away, City away. He only missed that against United.

@puppy2350

5 ай бұрын

Good observation. Despite the insane amount of pressure on the CB's from min 0:00 to HT whistle, Klopp never changed tactics. Even after odegaard and saka had very lethal attempts off of the extremely high press he didn't change anything. It was then pretty obvious to me that Klopp was waiting to tire the Arsenal forwards out and committ to scoring in The 2nd half/ET The absence of key players and having kids stand in would mean that committing too hard to scoring early would eventually tire Liverpool first. Reduced level of team chemistry and reduced overall skill on the pitch means it would take a lot more in exchange to score. And Arsenal despite the loss, have a very intelligent and fast attacking game. Klopp's approach was risky but managed to take the sting out of Arsenal's offense and help build his own.

@rexi3448

5 ай бұрын

liverpool were outclassed first half they they never controlled anything they just fortunate arsenal didnt score it was 12 shots to 1, & the longer it went without a goal the more dangerous liverpool became. i dont think any managaer would put their team in that situation to be deliberately outclassed especially with world class players like saka and odegaard, liverpool just stuck in there and turned the tide once they realised arsenal cant finish their dinner props to them for that but no manager in the world could account for arsenal missing 3/4 clear chances

@ayo32

5 ай бұрын

@@rexi3448they didn’t “miss” their chances, they were blocked and dealt with by defenders

quality content as always

Connor Bradley has a great future ahead of him if he keeps up the training and playing well when he needs too! Always trust Klopp!

Great analysis and more for calling out the right back change and how well young right back played against one of the best left wings in the premier league l

Klopp's always been good at things like this. They have a strategy to win the game and then several different tactics to implement the strategy. In the tile-winning season, a common one was to shift Henderson from the RCM position to be a wide RM bringing Salah from a RWN to an Inside Right. A tactical change but never an abandonment of their overall plan. This season you see Trent shift his RB several times, often playing a conventional RB role for 15 minute period just to shift the shape of the game - probe the right-side more directly, and then open up the middle

Glad i found this channel. Great analysis and learning a lot. Keep it up 👍

After watching bbc and 5 other videos with 'analysis', this is one that is actually explaining it. Best in class explanation!

Bradley had martineli in his pocket could go around or past him that helped big time

i love how the games between city, liverpool and arsenal have all been won by the one with the best tactics. It’s not like one of the 3 is clearly better than the other 2, i’d argue with their best 11’s they’re pretty close in ability so the team that ends up winning in these games have won the game tactically. This game for example arsenal outplayed liverpool for the first half completely but didn’t take their chances then liverpool played better in all for the second half

The "mind legs" had me spit my Lidl whisky all over my AliExpress tablet you bastard

Yes he attacks phases of the game tactically. Jurgen is a genius, before during and after games.

Love your channel & your analysis. Thank you for all these details.

Hey Adam. Just want to say that you are very, very good at this - please keep doing it.

Cracking analysis... thank you!

I love when you're on screen. It just feels and hit different.

Honestly the Bradley at rb change was huge, I was terrified seeing the young lad come up against the thorn in our side (Martinelli) but honestly couldn’t have been a better change. He has been awesome and freeing up Trent’s roll to be able to free roam

Always refreshing to watch your reviews. Nice work.

Why do I feel that rudock is on the back of that Liverpool shirt in the background lol

@kunlelawson-anonye4511

5 ай бұрын

3-3

Arnold played through the pain so no complain with him

Top vid, mate! I loved your analysis on how Klopp's ability to adapt in game is second to none. The only thing this video was missing was a shoutout to Clark. I think he did enough to get both the crowd and the manager onside with his cameo.

Love it. Great video. And thanks for being in-biased. My SonInLaw is a Newcastle Fan. My Daughter a Man United fan. And I'm a Liverpool fan. Great video. 🎉

As a Liverpool fan of some 45 years, i will just add this to your otherwise spot on analysis. This team and this coaching staff use the first half, almost 100% of the time, to figure out the win. It is a tactic, an intentional tactic. If you watch Liverpool in the first 45 minutes of most games, they are measured, slow, analytical and they trust the back five to keep them in the game. On the sidelines, the coaching staff are watching, analysing how to set up for the second half in order to win. This is not an accident, not chance, this is what they do. It is brilliant, it is fun to watch and with a very high percentage of the time, it works.

Had to subscribe..legit analysis..down the middle..big up

Must give a lot of credit to klopp and his staff this season . How many times their tactical changes worked so far this season. That’s why we have many comebacks this season.

That change proved to me what was obvious about Elliot for some time now. He is no winger. He shines when he's a part of the midfield, especially in that that right side AMF role. He's small, low center of gravity, has good awareness and first touch to receive a pass and turn around in possession and is not afraid to pass forward into dangerous area, something he's getting progressively better at doing. Secondly, Nunez is far more efficient trouble maker as a left winger than an out and out striker. Ironically, it's Jota that thrives more in that CF position, especially when he drops deep to collect like Bobby used to, except Jota carries the ball forward much more often and he does it very direct, very dangerous.

@user-ds5ub9kn8y

5 ай бұрын

Elliott was so good once shifted into the midfield and Diaz going to the right with Gakpo at CF. Set up the attack so often and put them through on the counter

Thanks mate. Brilliant job

Well done mate, I enjoyed your video and explanation

Amazing analysis... Really loving these videos

These videos are very well made, your great at analyzing the game, from a LFC fan, YNWA❤️

Great channel. Keep up the good work.

Excellent analysis, you have earned my sub

Really enjoyed that. Thank you.

Brilliant analysis mate!

Superb analysis and insight!!!

best football content on youtube i'd say! educational and funny at the same time. kudos to adam!

Great content Adam is a great presenter he was great at what culture and man this show is great now

Loving these analyses Adam! Best wishes for more followers in 2024!

Wish i had one of these tactics tablets, looks amazing!

These videos are always so good. Great insight.

Fantastic analysis!

Should be noted that Trent picked up a knock just before he was “skinned alive.” It also came before his free kick delivery which gave Liverpool the lead.

great analysis, thanks

We're always quick to critisize, and rightfully so. Klopps assistant manager Pep Ljinders wrote a book at a stupid timing, last season was the price he payed aswell. But this season, whenever Klopp makes an adjustment, most of the times Ljinders is cought to give Klopp advice. They are a really good duo. Also alot of Liverpools players follow Ljinders idea: a player should be able to carry the ball very well. Gravenberch, who won posession and thus helped Liverpool score the 2nd goal vs Arsenal on sunday, fits this idea. Liverpools midfielders are all pretty good at progressing the ball via carrying. And coming back to the game vs Arsenal, Jota did a fantastic job at that too for the 2nd goal, and his entire game cause alot of issues to Saliba, who couldnt handle him.

Adam, you are sharp as the knife Klopp fields for any given 2nd half!!

I really enjoyed your perspective.

Usually former NUFC n their fans have great vibes about LFC. Brilliant analysis!!

Loving these breakdowns 👍

Never watched this channel before, and do not know who you are, but your analysis is FANTASTIC. Absolutely spot on, extremely insightful, terrific all around. Don't even know how I landed on this video, but SUBSCRIBED. And I will be recommending, as well.

Spot on analysis!!!

Let's be honest Klopp has improved his in-game management with Liverpool 2.0. He used to make shocking substitutions with 1.0 that got us hammered, not lose the game but goals passed through. Now he's making subs that are winning us games. He really has improved himself in that area.

You're awesome Adam Clery! Did you used to do whatculture?

Strong Sunderland trolling at 00:08, I like it

Brilliant analysis given that you can only see where the television cameras go.

Trent was playing injured for 30 minutes of the game, hence why Martinelli got past him and cut inside the box

brilliant analysis. almost stopped hating newcastle for a little bit lmao. +1 sub

Klopp (and i suspect his ass/coaches) have really developed their in game management and making tactical changes AND most of all good subs. As a liverpool fan that has been one of my few worries about klopp since he came. So happy to see this! And please everyone, have patience with Darwin

@user-zr6ee6lb9m

5 ай бұрын

I don't think it's that they've developed as such more than finally they've got the squad depth to execute what they want

great break down, cheers

Brilliant, Adam as usual.

excellent analysis and presentation as always

You have an extremely listenable voice. And you talk a good game. I like it here.

Great Analysis!

Liverpool really helped to quite down my timeline from noisy gooners. As a city fan, I salute you Klopp 👏 🙌

think a lot has to do with Arsenal burning themselves out first half, it was a huge effort to press that much that long. That was the main thing, they weren't gonna be able to keep it up. Same last season at Anfield when they actually got a 2 goal lead. They gassed out.

@rexi3448

5 ай бұрын

think they wanted to finish the game early, it was very aggressive & honestly they shouldve went in the break at LEAST 2-0 up comfortably, then maybe sat back and let liverpool come for 45 minutes, however not scoring cost them dearly against a great side like liverpool they can make you pay

Thx man. Really enjoyed this. I thought that revised front end was the most balanced I've seen it in 2 seasons. That may actually be the most significant outcome of this match. Elliot was always a slow car crash in the front line. And forget Nunez as a goal scorer 9 thing. And yeah, sorry about August, or Sept, whenever it was. But remember Saudi money is cursed.ask Hendo!!!!!

Excellent analysis.

There's nothing quite like a classic Subbuteo game!

Brilliant break down of the onfield chess game!

Brilliant analysis ❤

Brilliant summary.

Awesome analysis. As a Liverpool fan, I naturally think highly of Klopp, but as an American who’s mostly illiterate when it comes to soccer, I don’t always know why. Your points seem spot on. I was leaping up and down for the kid Conner Bradley too because I was amazed at how he seemed to command his area like a 30 year old veteran. And for a Newcastle fan, you have the fortune of having the second best manager in the league imo. When Juergen retires, we’ll happily take Eddie Howe off your hands. Hes pretty special too. YNWA

Saying Saliba is faster than Nunez is absolutely wild 😂 and untrue.

Quality mate