Liverpool FC Analysis

BBQ Reflections: How Slot’s Tactical Tweaks Helped Liverpool Beat The Tractor Boys

Liverpool 2-0 Ipswich Town: The Premier League Return and Tactical Twists The excitement of the Premier League is back, and with it, the usual tension, drama, and tactical intrigue. Liverpool’s clash with Ipswich Town marked the return of Premier League football for the Tractor Boys after a 22-year absence. While Liverpool were favourites, Ipswich brought...

Is Transparency the Future for Premier Clubs?

Examining the Shift in Football Management Dynamics: Insights from The Athletic Shift in Management Roles and Accountability In an insightful piece by Simon Hughes for The Athletic, a significant evolution within football club management in the Premier League is brought to the fore. It's intriguing to note how the role of sporting directors, historically shrouded in...

Journalist Slams Arne Slot For Throwing Defender ‘Under The Bus’

Glendenning Critical of Slot's Jarell Quansah Treatment The Premier League often gets hailed as the greatest league in the world, but is that really the case? TalkSport's Max Rushden and Barry Glendenning seem to think otherwise. In a recent podcast, they discussed Liverpool's latest match against Ipswich, diving into the intricacies of the game and...

Unpacking Dr. Ian Graham’s Role in Liverpool’s Data-Driven Dominance

Understanding Dr. Ian Graham’s Influence on Liverpool FC Liverpool FC’s success over recent years has been widely attributed to their tactical brilliance, excellent recruitment, and of course, data-driven decision-making. One of the key figures behind the scenes has been Dr. Ian Graham, the former Director of Research at Liverpool FC. In a recent podcast on...

Postmortem: Liverpool’s Second-Half Brilliance Sinks Ipswich 2-0

Clinical Liverpool Down Ipswich 2-0 in Premier League Start This was a game that was always going to create a nervous atmosphere for the traveling support, especially if the scores remained level for a long period of time. That pre-game theory came to fruition, however, a resurgent second half display and some telling individual performances...

Liverpool 2024/25: Can Slot’s Tactical Overhaul Lead to Premier League Glory?

Liverpool Season Preview 2024/25 - Tactical View The Anticipation Builds Ah, the Premier League is finally back, and I find myself strangely giddy. After a summer of no football—where I somehow became a connoisseur of artistic swimming at the Olympics and finally caught up on all those Netflix shows—I’m back where I belong, worrying about Liverpool’s...

Slotball Tactical Analysis: Liverpool’s Need for Zubimendi and Winger

Liverpool, Sevilla and Slotball: Tactical Analysis Liverpool’s recent match against Sevilla provided an insightful glimpse into the tactical intricacies of Slotball, a system that’s rapidly gaining traction. But why are third-man combinations and tempo changes so crucial to this approach? And why are Liverpool reportedly targeting Martin Zubimendi and a new winger to bolster their...

Dr Barts Stats Pack: Zubimendi Moves The Liverpool Needle

Liverpool’s Missing Piece: Why Zubimendi Moves the Needle Dave Davis & Dr Phil Barter: Transfer Market Metrics In the labyrinthine world of football metrics, certain players emerge as true game-changers, the kind of individuals who don't just fit into a system—they elevate it. Martín Zubimendi is precisely that for Liverpool. Unlike other potential signings such as Ederson...

Analysis: Statistics Show Why Liverpool Need Martin Zubimendi for Number 6 Role

Liverpool's Transfer Focus: Number 6 Roe and The Pursuit of Zubimendi The Need for a Reliable Number 6 During Liverpool’s pre-season tour of the United States, one notable observation was the variation in starters for the Number 6 position across the three friendlies. Wataru Endo, Dominik Szoboszlai, and Ryan Gravenberch all had their chances to start...

Ornstein Report: Who Is Liverpool’s Mystery Number 6 Transfer Target?

Liverpool's Hunt for the Elusive Number 6: Who Could It Be? As the transfer window edges towards its conclusion, and almost 12 months on from the Moises Caicedo and Romeo Lavia debacle, Liverpool find themselves in a familiar position, seeking a defensive option to complete their midfield puzzle. David Ornstein from The Athletic has reported...