Twitter's in meltdown. Slot sympathisers blame the players, others say we should never have sacked him. But why is nobody questioning recruitment? Managers can only work with what they're given. The squad hasn't been built properly. That's where the real questions lie. #LFC
Stop romanticising Slot. His football was becoming predictable, performances were declining and the team lacked intensity and consistency. Past achievements don't guarantee future success. Liverpool need to move forward, not live in the past. π΄
Same excuses after every match: "We need to do better, we need to improve." Well, where's the evidence? Talk is cheap. We need performances, accountability and results, not the same soundbites every week. π΄
It's not just about the players. At some point we have to look at the tactics, the organisation and the coaching. You can change personnel all you like, but if the system isn't working, the same problems will keep appearing. The problems run deeper than individual performances.
It's all right blaming the keeper, but the problems run much deeper. There's no solidity, no creativity and no real attacking threat. We run out of ideas and resort to hit-and-hope football. This is a team-wide problem, not one player's fault. π΄
We had the foundations of a brilliant team under Klopp. We needed 2 or 3 quality additions. Instead, standards have slipped, recruitment has failed and millions have been wasted on players who aren't delivering. This is a failure of management from FSG down. π΄
You can't blame the goalkeeper when we haven't had a single shot on target. The problem runs much deeper. We lack creativity, attacking threat and quality in the final third. Possession means nothing if you don't test the opposition keeper. π΄
No good We played well, but ultimately football is about scoring goals. Zero shots on target simply isn't good enough. Possession and pretty football mean nothing without an end product. We have to be more ruthless in the final third. π΄
People saying we were wrong to sack Slot need to look at the bigger picture. The stats and performances were declining, and things weren't improving. Yes, squad depth was an issue, but the manager has to take responsibility too. Liverpool couldn't stand still. #LFC
Liverpool relying on youngsters to dig them out because the squad lacks depth is ridiculous. Nowhere near enough quality to sustain a full season at the top level. FSG need to wake up and invest properly. Potential is great, but quality wins titles. #LFC
LASK may not be a great team, but it builds confidence for the players, which can only be a good thing.
