Why Florian Wirtz Is Liverpool’s BIGGEST Problem



🏃 Adam está recaudando fondos para Mind en Great North Run y ​​Rome Half-Marathon. Done aquí: Después de la derrota del Liverpool por 3-0 ante el Manchester City y su comienzo de temporada generalmente pobre, gran parte de la culpa está apuntando a Florian Wirtz. Adam Clery analiza si él es el mayor problema del Liverpool y qué es lo que específicamente impide que el hombre de £116 millones alcance todo su potencial en el lado de Iraola. —– 👕 ¡La camiseta de 100,000 suscriptores de ACFC x Kit & Bone está disponible para comprar! 👕 🔴 MEMBRESÍAS DEL CANAL ACFC 🔴 Ahora puedes convertirte en miembro del Canal ACFC ✅ Videos exclusivos ✅ Comunidad solo para miembros ✅ Mercancía con descuento ✅ Tú eliges los videos — 🚨 AHORA PUEDES SEGUIR ACFC EN TIKTOK E INSTAGRAM 🚨 🎵 TIKTOK: 📸 INSTA: 🔔 Suscríbete a ACFC: 🖥️ SOCIALES: 🏆 CRÉDITOS: Escrito, producido y edición adicional por Adam Clery Edición por Archie Corbett GFX por Gemma Davison Fondo por Dave Newman Este video incluye material que es © The Premier League

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40 comentarios en «Why Florian Wirtz Is Liverpool’s BIGGEST Problem»

  1. Gravenberch & Mac Allister as the double pivot. Szobozlai where Wirtz is. Thats a powerful skilled and workman like 3. Id play Gackpo, Ekitike, and Muñoz as the A team ahead. Cut our losses with Wirtz and let Isak prove his worth in europe

  2. He got a lot of stick for the City game but he was playing with Munoz, Barcola & Koumas after a three week international break, there wasn't much chemistry there. It was also noticeable that the press disappeared when he went off (Grav missing too, Koumas tiring.). I still think he comes good this season given more time with the new coach and new players.

  3. 16:05 "When you spend a hundred million pounds on a player…you can't really put them on a bench."

    Solution: maybe, um, don't spend £100,000,000?
    Or, if you absolutely must, maybe build the rest of your team and playing style to compliment his strengths instead of going off all higgledy-piggledy buying a nearly random assortment of exceptionally expensive players?

    I have no idea why LFC wanted Isak. It feels like HE chose US, and he's never looked to me like a Liverpool player (I want another Bobby!). What happened to finding diamonds in the rough, like Sadio, Mo, Bobby or Diogo? Buy them BEFORE they cost a large fortune! I remember Coutinho, and the best thing he ever did for the club was get sold for an obscene amount of money. Loved the lad, but the team was better and more balanced without him (and with Ali, VVD and Fabs). Flo has always felt like Phil 2.0. Again, he seems a marvelous fellow, but what on earth were we doing buying a lightweight number 10 when we don't play with a number 10? Been rooting for him to succeed despite everything, but more and more this is looking like a failed experiment and a tremendous waste of time and money 🙁

  4. Pantheon mate. Loads of incredible stuff in Rome but how well preserved that place is with it still in use after 2000 years is incredible, and it's absolutely beautiful inside. When I went years ago there was a fella playing Dark Side of the Moon on guitar in the square outside, one of those moments in a place that sticks with you

  5. It's all to late!! He just can't do it!! LFC should cut their losses ASAP and send him home to his farmers league!!! No British high quality ball knowing fan should be tortured by him!! And the experts!!? Nobody can risk that Jamie carragher gets a stroke!!

  6. we just need to cut our losses if he ends this season on the same level. We can’t keep feeling like a man down in midfield every game because wirtz is just a hindrance. Poor defensively, terrible at pressing, and clearly can’t create or score goals either

  7. @ACFC I really enjoy your videos and humor. But I felt the start of this video was unkind. I think it’s unkind to call that pass a “point of no return”. It was a horrible mistake in the moment. But haven’t we all made those? He’s clearly been struggling a lot these last few games. But does that really mean he can’t come back? Don’t you think the media is dragging him through the mud a little too much for clicks? We’ve gotta send good vibes to our fellow footballer man!!

  8. Please don’t put all the blame on Wirtz, he isn’t the only problem. The other players are not exactly playing their parts. For me, football has 2 very basics, one is the one receives the ball has to work to pass to someone in the best position to receive it, the other is the players who doesn’t have the ball has to run to a best position to receive it. Currently, the team is not doing it well, and the manager has a big part to play.

  9. I agree that his confidence is shot, but I think it's shot because he's ending up in position where the other forwards are basically on top of him so he ends up in blind alleys. Szobozlai in particular does this but they generally don't create enough space for him with their movements off the ball, and so he ends up getting stripped of possession because he has no options. Your examples feel right but the build up to get to them is that the team hasn't clicked in their system yet. I hope he gets a rest and some perspective then comes back and comes good, he's too good a player for it not to work at Liverpool.

  10. Regarding Rome:
    Best panino ever – this place called due cento gradi. Piazza del Risorgimento 3. In prati. I order the cavour.

    Borghetto Flaminio Market for an authentic working day lunch experience

  11. YOU ARE WRONG!!! Want to know why? It is because everyone in front of him is facing the goal and not in a position to have the ball played to them without it being a through ball. If GakNo and BallSak would play with backs to goal and open to the pass it would achieve 3 things – provide the space for Wirtz to shoot. Pass to one back to Wirtz and a run from the other, or open the space for Wirtz to drive into the Box GakNo and BallSak play lazy ball!

    Just watch how Manchester sh!tty use Cherki. IT IS LAZY FOOTBALL!!! Watch old film of LFC with Bobby, Mane, Jota, Coutinho! That’s how it’s supposed to be done. LAZY FOOTBALL MAKES WIIRTZ INEFFECTIVE

  12. Thank you Adam!! Thank you, thank , than you! Finally someone says it! Take him out of the team for a while and give him some space. And then when you introduce him back in, do it slowly. The kid has been carrying so much pressure for so long, and last year was awful for so many reasons. Managers keep pushing him to play week in and week out is not going to work. It is getting worse this way. Take the kid off the firing line from fans and socials for a while, but keep showing him trust by being there for him. When you are in a situation like this keep pushing is not going to work long term. Even if you score a goal here and there you will find yourself in this situation long term.
    A reset is needed and Wirtz is a bloody good player. I really hope LFC will find a way to help him recover, in Germany with Jurgen I am sure this is going to happen and it will be such a shame for Wirtz to not make it in LFC.

  13. I would agree it is a psychological problem, but not just with him. You might say he hasn't built confidence with the team, the attackers at least, and that's a big heavy mental weight on him when he gets into these situations where, as you pointed out he does well in while playing with other sides, but face plants here. (At a much much much lower level) I feel this in one men's team I play in where I do well defensively but in attack I can't sync up with some of the players like I can with other sides. And it's gone on long enough it seems like there's no turning that around.

  14. Slot ruined him, along with many other things. Iraola has a long list of things to fix. number 1 is getting them to play together as a real team – fixing the press, playing with urgency. then the individual coaching will be built back up on a stronger foundation. trust the process

  15. What I will say is that it would be a HUGE mistake to sell him. This highlights how important mental health is and the job/ responsibility Virgil has as captain to integrate him into the team and help build his confidence. Wirtz will breakthrough, sadly I think we need to bench him for now. YNWA means something. He’s working we can see it. He’s young, he’ll get there.

  16. Andy Robertson spoke on Wirtz recently during his interview on The Overlap with Gary Neville and his crew. He discussed how he felt bad for the 'big' new signings like Wirtz and Isak who joined Liverpool at a time where the team was essentially broken; in mourning of Diogo Jota. I think people forget that human aspect of football. Robertson went on further to say he thinks last season should essentially be written off and this season should be treated like it's their first. Considering how awful LFC were last season under Slot, where the only real bright spots were Szoboszlai and Ekitike, I personally think that's a fair take (to not put much weight behind last season's performances for individuals at the club).

    Therefore, despite being in agreeance with the general public sentiment that Wirtz HAS TO BE MUCH BETTER given the expectations surrounding him, I think it's incredibly silly and harsh to make comments like, "He might've reached the point of no return at this football club." when we only find ourselves in October…

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