THIS is why Liverpool are TERRIBLE this Season

Liverpool are on course to have their WORST EVER SEASON in Premier League history. This team almost won the Quadruple last season, so what's happened?

Is it Klopp? Is it the players? Is it the owners? THIS is why Liverpool are TERRIBLE this season.

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// TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Epic Introduction
01:57 Intensity is our Identity
04:58 Odd Mistakes
06:36 Organised Chaos
08:46 The Best RB in Prem History!
13:37 Failure to Refresh
17:52 Mentality Monsters No More
20:28 Epic Conclusion
20:53 My Kitten!

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Thanks for watching THIS is why Liverpool are TERRIBLE this Season

Lots of love, LNobbins x

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[Dr-iccm]

I have never seen such a great and factual analysis like this before, nobbins you keep surprising me great content

[molobelalesedi]

First time im seeing your channel. And loving the content
Your analysis was on point.

Mane also played a role in the press. Although not too attacking, but his contribution overall was underrated.

Its not a coincidence we see a drastic drop-off in performance. Also, we no longer see most of those Trent diagonal passes to Mane's side.

I suspect Klopp said something to the players.

Look at Sslah, why is he playing as a Playmaker?
Makes no sense

[thevergil]

Mate I could not agree more, its like you were among us last night watching the match and discussing the same points. I would only add that this is an owner/stakeholders issue, whether they are bottlenecking Klopp or vice versa, something has got to give. If it's the former then they won't change tactics unless they lose everything (translates into money as it is a business after all) and fans chew them alive, or an exodus takes place and they are forced to build the club from the ground up again. Lets hope for the best, looking forward to your next production, cheers.

[nouashax__]

I like this, first time seeing this channel.
Are you studying sport science??
It is very informative and analytical backed up by fact unlike what most do

[Lukasamushiia]

Great video.This is a master class of a video

[jikkhx]

Aren’t top level teams so supposed to avoid burnout by dropping the intensity once they’ve got a game safely won, which theoretically should be quite often.

[jikkhx]

Haha about TAA, I’ve lost count of the number of young talents I’ve seen in youth football who had some outstanding technical attribute, some specialty, who never could make it to the elite level because of weaknesses in their game that made them liabilities, I.e. the cost of playing them outweighed the benefit, no matter how spectacular whatever their specialty was. TAA reminds me of that, a great ball striking specialist, who is a liability as a midfielder, somehow got smuggled into an elite team as a fake right back, and now the system isn’t protecting him he’s become a major liability.

[mr.dareisayitdrifty]

Trent has massively gotten better since the World Cup to be fair both from a defensive and attacking point of view

[shaunfogarty]

I don’t understand why Liverpool carry on playing James Milner

[marlons]

Physical fatigue is genuine because:

1) 5 games variance to Man City is A LOT in football terms especially since Klopp doesn't rotate as much as Pep.

You grasp the concept better when you consider how many training sessions would be required for each game and also factor in the reduced recovery time for LFC players vs City players.

2) LFC played its last game May 28th vs Man City's May 22. That's 6 additional days of activity.

3.) The flaw in your Man City possible Quadruple season (where they played less games) to LFC's is that the summer break was shortened by 1 week this year to accommodate the winter World Cup so less recovery time. Notice the injuries are mainly muscular.

4.) Additionally, LFC had an incredibly intense and active pre-seaon compared to Man City even playing back to back games.

5.) Furthermore Klopp continues to limit his rotation of key players despite 5 subs allowed this season.

Klopp/FSG both at fault I guess but I struggle to understand why you "don't buy the physical fatigue argument."

But overall this is some good work. I appreciate your analysis and insight.

[karthikraja]

Really good video, Liverpool will bounce back after the world Cup break, imo

[godz]

Very indepth analysis of the crisis at liverpool. I want to add in the fact that other teams in the premier league is just better this season, the increased level of competition premier league happen every season, even small teams can spend because the revenue just for being in the Premier league is huge. Teams that did not improved their squads like Leicester and wolves and to some degree liverpool as well got left behind. I mean last season Liverpool and City were so far above every team, but this season you have Arsenal challenging city for the title and Tottenham not far away, United and Newcastles have looked massively better than last season and will challenge for top 4. Liverpool may actually end up outside of top 4 if they do not hard reinforce in January. Every premier league top clubs have spent heavily this summer with exception of Liverpool, which also did not spend a lot last window, You just can't expect to stay at the top spending less than everyone forever.

[Dontmatter]

How do we recover from this?😭 Great video btw❤

[munzhalbisch]

Jurgen Klopp has done his time at Liverpool
Time for Jurgen to take up Real Madrid offer

[CountMeCurious]

In Liverpool there’s no player that afraid to lose his position.
No one the bench that match the quality of the lineup or even close to it! That’s why.😊

[jamesanderson]

I agree with like 80% of what you said. Probably even 90%.

[Unison]

I feel as if people don’t quite always know what the issue is with a goal and thus blame Trent almost to fill in the gap. You can’t blame him for the Rashford goal when he’s whipped in a cross, it got cleared and then Henderson gave the ball away. There are barely 4 seconds between Martial retrieving the ball and Rashford baring down on goal 1v1, no RB is getting back in time

[Ssllmd]

Collapsed, because of 3 reasons, 1) 19 inquiries this season so far 2) We needed two top-class midfielders, 3) Elliot is never a first-team LIVERPOOL player yet, and he kept playing him 4) Fabinoh is not the same player, 4) We need top class a right back like Kyle Walke's when he was at his peak. 6) No longer do teams fear Liverpool, we need good to win at least 8 matches wins on the trot

[LoyalFan]

The Zaha one wasn’t his mistake, he slowed down otherwise Zaha would have sent him back to Celtic like Hwang did for Salzburg in 19/20 at anfield and Zaha would have had the whole goal to aim at, VVD gave the harder option for Zaha as in this scenario VVD needs to hope Alisson saves this, Zaha put a perfect shot in the corner which Alisson couldn’t save. None of that was VVD’s fault