Liverpool defender Andy Robertson is convinced his club’s appointment of a part-time throw-in coach can make a significant difference in the push for honours this season. Liverpool defender Andy Robertson is convinced his club’s appointment of a part-time throw-in coach can make a significant difference in the push for honours this season. The arrival of Thomas Gronnemark at the Reds’ Melwood training ground was mocked by former Sky pundit Andy Gray but Robertson believes the Dane’s expertise can play a crucial role. Robertson, who is preparing for Scotland’s UEFA Nations League clash with Belgium on Friday, says the range of his throw-ins has already improved by up to six metres since working with Gronnemark. “We have all bought into it and we are all improving and are a lot more accurate.

Source: Irish Independent September 06, 2018 16:24 UTC