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Liverpool's Marie Höbinger is back from injury and buzzing about the club's tactical revolution under Gareth Taylor.
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Liverpool midfielder Marie Höbinger is clearly enjoying what she sees. Since Gareth Taylor took charge last summer, the Reds have undergone a proper footballing makeover - and the Austrian is thoroughly impressed.
The shift towards possession-based play hasn't happened overnight. It's taken patience, graft, and a willingness to rethink old habits. But Höbinger reckons the results are already showing.
Höbinger herself has been on quite a journey. An ACL injury kept her sidelined, but she's now back and ready to slot into what feels like a different team entirely. She expects her role to evolve under the new system and trusts the coaching staff to guide that transition, WSL Full-Time reports.
What's struck Höbinger most during her time on the sidelines? Watching her teammates improve. She describes a training ground buzzing with energy, competition, and genuine excitement about where this squad is heading.
The mission for the upcoming campaign is clear: dominate possession, dictate matches, and - crucially - stick the ball in the net more often. Höbinger knows that's where titles are won.
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