Conclusion. Liverpool’s principles and values in possession are incredibly encouraging, constructive and promising, with the potential to generate a lot of high-threat moments. However, the execution in the final actions of the process often lets them down, which naturally affects the overall perception. But if we look at the underlying principles and intentions, everything looks very promising. Iraola is increasingly showing us his personality and his game model, built around a variety of concepts and variations. Contrary to the popular narrative, we are moving towards an elite level of play in possession, but it will take time to fully develop the understanding and, above all, improve the quality of execution. And this brings me back to Wirtz. That is one - but absolutely massive - factor that will influence whether he succeeds at Anfield. Thank you if you made it this far, and apologies in advance for such a lengthy thread🙏