what I enjoyed about that Araujo RB shift is that he knows he's not so good with attacking so when he makes a cross, he always comes back immediately
But Kerkez knows he's not fast but always overlapping and he doesn't even attack well...
Trent knew he wasn't good defensively and he made sure to make it up with the crosses
Just do one and do it well man..
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If you’ve given up on Wirtz, good for you.
But giving up on a player because a down year is almost always a bad idea.
Cole Palmer had a down year. Ousmane Dembele had multiple.
Ultimately, a career is a journey. You will have bad moments but if you work through it, it builds character.
Everything I’ve seen from Wirtz during this difficult period (and not just for him but for the whole team) has been a relentless work ethic and no complaints, no shirking responsibility, no moaning. He just gets on with it.
And that convinces me that when the team finally clicks into gear, he will be one of the most delightful players to watch, a key contributor on the pitch, he will get all his plaudits and we as Liverpool fans will bask in the glow of watching one of the most magnificent players in the League rain his magnificence on the League.
If you don’t want to be part of that journey, if you just want instant success, I have nothing to say to convince you. I don’t need to waste time convincing people on Wirtz’s quality, if you can’t see it then you don’t understand football.
If you’re here for the journey, just know that when the team clicks, we will be eating like Kings.
for the past two months, i've seen about 6 boys i completed shs with two years ago who have all bought cars.
i might also get into the active retrieval of pre-colonial funds very soon.