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@KlaesOPA @LFC_Franklin01 I get the stakes are higher for poorer kids from poorer countries. It’s just weird to use that as a hammer to pound on Wirtz because he was born in Germany and Liverpool paid a big transfer fee

@KlaesOPA @LFC_Franklin01 Sadio chose to leave his village, where his Father was an important Imam, to pursue his dream. And that’s beautiful. I’m so glad the modern world allows that chance. That also happens in Germany. Poor kid, has to uproot his life and his family to get to shot at an academy.

Wirtz came through the German system. Mane and Salah had to sacrifice everything and leave Africa to just get a chance at a lower level European club to prove their worth. Do not compare them to protect a failed mega signing

@KlaesOPA @LFC_Franklin01 There’s millions of kids who get tossed aside because they were deemed not good enough in academy programs all over the world including Britain and Germany. That’s the trenches. That’s the same. Maybe you’re arguing Wirtz had better fallback career options in Germany?

@mulbry @LFC_Franklin01 Nah man, Firmino , Mohamed and Sadio both legit weent trough the trenches. Even Nunez and lucho did. Not the same

@HendrickD82 @Xenceee It’s odd that when players get loaned to a different country or the championship the excuse is: ‘they need lots of game time and tons of repetition building skills’. But with Rio it's ‘we have to protect him’. Rio’s taking an important roster spot and no Gakpo alternative

@Xenceee Disagree on Rio. Think he should play the rest of the way but I'm glad we haven't overplayed him.

Teams having Olise, Barcola, Kvara, Doué, Yamal. While we’re stuck with Gakpo and we wasted a year of Rio development. Sad.

@NotoriousLFC Nah. The same was said about the likes of Matheus Cunha and Lenny Yoro going to Utd. or any of hundreds of recent Chelsea signings going to an already overloaded roster…. Turns out players just really really like lots of money and don’t worry about ascetics as much.

If you think Olise would leave this Bayern side to come and work for Arne Slot after watching Liverpool this season you need to seek help. All the money in the world wouldn't make him sign on for Slotball.

@nik8000 Context: contemplating if I’d still want Slot fired if the seasons were switched. Nuance: yes, but only because I dislike Slot’s coaching philosophy because I think football should be exciting. I understand fans who just want to win at any cost but I’m not one of them…

@mulbry No nuance no context 🥱

If you swapped our seasons now. Not a single person would be calling for slots head. Funny old game.

@Shane83080407 @KM_243_ Klopp had bad seasons… but it was never boring. Slot’s basic argument is that if you continuously recycle possession the other team can’t score and eventually you’ll win more games. So win by tedium. Sound fun yet? Wanna give up beautiful Autumn days sat watching side passes?

@KM_243_ Jesus ye are lucky ye aren’t wolves fans, god forbid we have a bad season

Another reason Slot needs to be sacked is not only for our horrible performances on the field but also because the energy is so so down…. Like he’s genuinely taking people their love away for the game…

Looks like California has some competition

Meanwhile Gabriel martineli saw Conor Bradley down injured and his reaction was to throw the ball at him and push him. Arsenal fans ask why people dislike them,this is the reason why

@FuturisticNaija @HendrickD82 @AFC_GLEN We?

@HendrickD82 @AFC_GLEN We played the group stage hoping to get such schedule by coming first. Others should have done the same. Stop using it to taunt us.

We are in a champions league semi final still the only unbeaten side in it & only conceded 5 goals all tournament Perspective - Bayern conceded 14 Paris 17 Athletico 26 We won’t win this paying Pretty football.

@OneSGW So Slot had Liverpool start in a low block because PSG had a week off? Isak had three months off. By your calculations he should’ve been MOTM.

Not a single fan or member of the media has even mentioned PSG having a week off before last night. We played on Saturday and had a tough game. It’s mad how these things are mentioned because it doesn’t suit the narrative at times!

@Ma6eS_9 Wirtz is getting a transfer to PSG??

There will be a lot of hypocrisy when Wirtz is the pivotal part of a flowing team.

@LFCLaurie $$$$

Michael Olise would be the absolute dream signing this summer, but what rational reason would he have for choosing a move to us right now?

@ipostanythingLF Why wait? Two obvious facts about Isak: He demanded his transfer, got it, and then showed up completely out of shape for the season- nowhere near game ready. Slot needed to build the team tactics to accommodate a player like Isak- everything had to focus on getting him the ball.

I will reserve my comments on Isak until next season.

@jodyndaniels Thing is, given enough time Slot can absolutely get his controlled possession style of play working at LFC. I just don’t want to watch CityJr. Pep already perfected what Slot is trying to replicate. It’s boring and suffocating and ruins what I loved most about watching Liverpool

Inconvenient truth... Klopp put everything in place for Slot to win that Premier League ... The more Slot introduced his tactics and style of play at lfc... the worse performances got, increased losses, mismanaged players

@anxietymsgs Asking questions on X

What is the biggest sign of low intelligence?

@davidlynchlfc Simple analysis of the PSG tie: Liverpool were easy to break down defensively and at the same time Liverpool could not break down PSG and get quality shots on goal. Only Salah was able to deliver repeated quality chances for his teammates. But Slot didn’t want Salah on the pitch

After defeat to PSG, Arne Slot suggested Liverpool have had a problem with underperforming their xG this season. But the numbers show they don’t generate enough great shots, and that doesn’t feel like an issue Alexander Isak can solve alone. davidlynchlfc.co.uk/p/why-liverpoo…

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