Set-Piece Kings? Great Win or Just 3 Points, Frimpong Debate & Wolves Preview | The Spion Kop EP 10
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Liverpool are becoming the set-piece kings — but was it a great win or just a great three points? We break down the performance, get into an unplanned Jeremie Frimpong debate, and preview Wolves. Are Liverpool controlling games or simply managing moments? And how decisive are those dead-ball situations becoming? If you want to support what we’re building and get extra content, early access and exclusive episodes. 👍 Like the video 🔔 Subscribe to the channel 📤 Share it with other Liverpool fans
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