GOAL's resident renowned English Liverpool team correspondent Neil Jones, had slammed our website's notoriously infamous female rumour monger "Ms. Plan To", who deliberately re-hyped up the fact that Bayer Leverkusen wonderkid Florian Wirtz is about to join Liverpool with totally wrong information once again through his personal official paid column on Monday.

Jones angrily hit out in his column that there were already enough reports on the Internet about Wirtz's upcoming transfer to Liverpool, and even the website where she posted (this website) aleready had many very detailed and timely updated reports on the transfer between the player and the Reds. Therefore, he did not understand why "Ms. Plan To" need to deliberately publish another article to mention the same thing again as a trivial matter when others had already made many enough detailed reports.

Furthermore, he also criticized that, just on the transfer fee that Liverpool had spent to sign Wirtz, "Ms. Plan To" had already quoted wrong information.

Jones reiterated that, Liverpool's initial transfer fee for signing Wirtz is €138 million (equivalent to £117 million), which does not include the bonus and add-ons clauses ranging from €35 million to €50 million depending on the trophies and personal awards he wins, thus the wonderkid's total transfer fee can reach €188 million (equivalent to £162 million)!

"Ms. Plan To" only mentioned that his transfer fee is "£116 million", which is not only wrong in itself, but also very irresponsible!

In addition, Jones also added that as a regular special guest of the official UK Liverpool fan organization channel, Redmen TV and one of the Liverpool team correspondents, he wanted to analyze the reasons why the Premier League giants chose to sign Wirtz from a professional perspective.

He said, first of all, the legendary Egypt international winger Mohamed Salah plays as a right winger, and Wirtz's main position is an attacking midfielder. In theory, "Ms. Plan To"'s claim that Liverpool is preparing plans for the former "who may leave the club in the future" is another wrong information!

Whether it was Jürgen Klopp's time or Arne Slot's current time, according to the Reds' tactical system, Wirtz is more like a player signed to assist and share Dominik Szoboszlai and Alexis Mac Allister's burdens as the team's goalscoring and assists opportunities creators!

Another possibility is to replace the vacancy left by Trent Alexander-Arnold after his departure, and share the responsibility of Salah and his teammate Jeremie Frimpong, who also came from Leverkusen, and become one of the core figures of the team's orchestrator in attack!

Finally, Jones criticized harshly that, in short, if he had to describe "Ms. Plan To" in one sentence, he would use "Because others wrote it, no matter what, I have to write it to hype-up and attract attention which only belong to my ownself" to explain that she insisted on writing an article to re-hype up that Wirtz is about to leave the Bundesliga powerhouse to join Liverpool!

In fact, I absolutely agree with what Jones said, because I am the author who has reported the most detailed and complete process of Florian Wirtz's upcoming transfer to Liverpool on this website, and has been providing updates on the transfer matter in real time.

I think that the related real-time updated and correct information I can provide is already complete with all the team correspondents and transfer journalists, so I really can't understand why "Ms. Plan To" has to deliberately publish an additional article to re-hype up the same thing again!

What's more, before Jones published an article to criticize her, actually, I had already found this article which was written by "Ms. Plan To" for the sole purpose of wanting to re-hype up the same thing and clickbait, and as the former listed as examples, I have found that the information she used in the article is full of errors!

I would also like to add what another renowned Liverpool team correspondent, David Lynch's criticism of "Ms. Plan To" who did not publicly named her!

Lynch said that in order to appear to pretend to be more innovative than others, many British media outlets' reporters, especially Sky Sports chief news reporter Kaveh Solhekol, like to report the total transfer fee of Wirtz incorrectly as £116 million, just to exaggerate Liverpool Sporting Director Richard Hughes's ability to lower the price as much as possible during the negotiation process, but in fact this amount is completely wrong!

On the other hand, I wonder if you have noticed that "Ms. Plan To" recently likes adding words such as "rewriting records" and "historic start" in the articles of her match reports?!

It is true that Bayern Munich's 10-0 humiliation of Auckland City is outrageous, but don't forget that although the latter is the 12th time Oceania Football Confederation Champions League champion, they are a semi-professional club.

Except for some unknown online media outlets and "Ms. Plan To" herself, I have not seen any other large and authoritative media outlets have particularly reported that the Bundesliga champion defeated the New Zealand semi-pro club by 10 goals. Even the match's official broadcasting platform DAZN did not deliberately mention this matter!

What's the point of emphasizing "rewriting the record" when an semi-pro club is defeated by Bayern by 10 goals or more? !

Just like if you win an arm wrestling match with a child, you won't feel particularly proud because you know that there is a huge difference in terms of sizes between the two of you, right?!

Aren't these two the same principle?!

Every season, Die Roten will hold a closed-door friendly match with a non-league club in the 9th tier of the local German league, and Bayern will lead 18-0 at half-time in every game, and eventually win by more than 20 goals, and the goal record is still rising. Why don't you pick out these games and write an article about your "record-breaking" history articles, "Ms. Plan To"?!

Of course you won't, because as the old saying goes, you don't understand football at all, you don't even know that such a friendly match has happened, so that's why you can write so shamelessly that "This is Bayern's strong start in the world arena". The club was already leading 10-0 at half-time in a DFB-Pokal match against non-league club Waldberg on August 15, 1997!

In the end, they won with a record of 16-1, becoming the match with the biggest score difference in their club's history!

The above should be the one that is the true portrayal of Bayern "having a strong start in the world arena", okay?!

Furthermore, the CONCACAF Gold Cup has the tradition of inviting a team from outside the region to participate in each edition, but this time it happened to be Saudi Arabia's turn. Besides, every team has its first time in participating in a tournament. What is the need to overhype Saudi's over win Haiti, which is weaker than them, and what is it that worth the need for you to specifically mentioning the term "historic start"?!

Let's use the above arm wrestling with a child as an analogy for the following incident. Liverpool advanced to the next round in the 2017/18 UEFA Champions League Group Stage qualifiers with an aggregate scoreline of 6-3 over Hoffenheim, the club they had played against for the first time in history. Would you describe the Red's win as "historic record-rewriting" victory over Hoffenheim" to describe this victory?!

When will you stop your shenanigans and stop wasting everyone's resources, "Ms. Plan Tor"? ! Why do you always have to appear on social media in such a way to attract attention?! Why do you always fail to change after repeated warnings?! Or do you really have a problem with your IQ like I had repeatedly slammed you?!