Liverpool under Klopp had gradually been making the climb towards winning trophies again but had been falling short despite having some of the worlds best players such as Salah, Sane Arnold etc

That was until they hired renowned coach Thomas Gronnemark as they identified an area of need in improving efficiency from throws and are Liverpool ranked as the 3rd worst in the league at

Liverpool soon saw their ball retention go from just 40% to over 65% for one of the most undervalued set pieces in football - here is my take on the key principles they have adopted under Gronnemark and why Liverpool are even more formidable now after his revolution

what your thoughts on throw-ins as a set-piece? is it as neglected as they say? or is it just a matter of throwing the ball back in play, get on with things? let me know in the comments below

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