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Wirtz Has A INTELLIGENCE PROBLEM And a technical one in my issue. The pace of the premier league means he can’t retain his efficiency in terms of decision making and touch when having to execute at high speed. People talk about athleticism but he’s not getting barged off the... show more

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Andrévor 29 Tagen

Your kids in the background are giving me the laugh I needed today🤣

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ImyAhmedvor 29 Tagen

I am absolutely baffled as to how much of a shadow of his Leverkusen self he is.. we have not even seen a glimpse of that. The team will overall be better off without him. He is not good enough to justify being a 10. Midfield 3 would be better balance. Either in a mid 3 or sold

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Dylanvor 29 Tagen

I don’t think he will be sold Iraola said he trusts him and praises him, if he was so shit he would’ve been taken off. But I do see what you mean sometimes the weight of pass or decisions might be bad but I think that he also doesn’t have passes behind him.

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LFCenthusiastvor 29 Tagen

I don't know which Liverpool you've been watching recently but Wirtz isn't the problem, Wirtz is always looking to receive the ball in between the lines, if that doesn't work, he joins the midfield

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Whistle & Rimvor 29 Tagen

Beautiful family you have there. 😁

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M Imran Jotavor 29 Tagen

this team need la fasta not la pausa

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South American Kopitevor 29 Tagen

You’re an overrated analyst

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Kheshava Ramdossvor 29 Tagen

Can you do a video on Gravenberch lack of final third IQ and inability to pass the ball progressively and how vs low blocks this also impact the urgency of Liverpool Play

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Mightykopvor 29 Tagen

@Ironkai123

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SRvor 29 Tagen

The unfortunate truth is that Wirtz IS a flop. The truth is the truth

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Manuelvor 29 Tagen

lol get your interactions

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Tobivor 29 Tagen

I do agree When I watch it feels like something is missing He always plays the expected pass and doesn’t think outside the box He hardly does something that makes you go “hold on wait a minute”

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@rwc49vor 29 Tagen

Your kids in the back 🤣👍

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Maverick Silencervor 29 Tagen

Beautiful family boss!

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v!vor 29 Tagen

he doesn’t have a passer. there’s no point evaluating him till we get that

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abdulsalamvor 29 Tagen

Means you agree musiala would suck in yhe prem too.

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