Liverpool appear to be rebuilding in the manner they did under Klopp, adding to the attack first and then working back.
You can't do it all at once, so I broadly agree; a potent attack can paper over the cracks of a developing midfield/defence by how it makes opponent set up.
@HendrickD82 Think last season was largely down to Slot. He was hamstrung by no TAA or Diaz replacements, true, but he also played in a way that hindered many.
But in terms of big signings, he went attack first. Even nearly signed Teixeira and commented on lack of wingers
@AnfieldSector So, the Liverpool squad that was one short last season, *might* need another signing after losing Salah and Ekitike, even with Muniz coming in.
Ireland don't deserve to tell a refereeing sob story, but Berry's officiating of the breakdown was poor.
NZ looked electric in patches, but it was aided and abetted by the Irish attacking being so sloppy
@Olafur_Tomasson@CalvLyfeson Pace is a multiplier effect. Wirtz and Isak look far better with dynamism around them and they're who the team will be shaped around