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@_obeng__k @Watch_LFC Ikr. I don’t know why he is so highly rated among lfc fans🤣

@AAAA_nams @Watch_LFC Bro since 2020 this guy hasn’t made any improvement whatsoever

Curtis Jones, I love you no matter what. Keep playing the way you play

Arne Slot had credit in the bank at the start of this torrid run (well over half a year ago btw) and rightly so after last season. But that has gone bust now. He has shown absolutely nothing in that period to show he is the man to lead this team forward.

No style of play. No intensity. No fight. No tactics. This is arguably the worst Liverpool side in the Premier League era at this stage. If he doesn’t go this summer, then I don’t know how anyone can have any faith in this club going forward.

⚽️ Broken Beyond Excuse #AVFC 4-2 #LFC | #PremierLeague There’s no uncertainty about Liverpool anymore, they have collapsed in full public view. Aston Villa won 4-2, but anyone who watched that shambles knows the scoreline flattered Liverpool. Villa cut through them at will. Every attack looked dangerous, every set piece looked fatal, every moment without the ball looked like panic waiting to happen. This wasn’t a contest. It was a demolition carried out against a side that has completely lost its identity. The excuses have run dry. Injuries in attack, fine. But that defence contained senior internationals, the midfield was the same midfield that carried Liverpool to a title, and yet they played with all the structure of strangers meeting in a car park. 12 league defeats. 20 goals conceded from set pieces. 7 away wins all season. The second lowest away tally in over a decade. These are not blips. They are evidence. Arne Slot looks broken by the scale of the job. Worse than that, he looks incapable of fixing it, regardless of his public protestations. There is no tactical coherence, no intensity, no resilience, no visible plan. Every press conference feels like another exercise in deflection while supporters are asked to ignore what their own eyes are watching every week. The players deserve criticism, plenty of it, but managers survive bad form by offering solutions. Liverpool’s manager offers none. Richard Hughes should have acted months ago. FSG should never have allowed this decay to continue unchecked. Instead, Liverpool head into the final game of the season still scrambling for Champions League qualification after entering the season expecting to run away with the league. F**k ‘transition season’ right in the bin, nobody even uttered those words until the wheels fell off. One more game and this nightmare finally ends. It’s time John, in fact it’s way past time.

What is this idiotic “mitigating” circumstances some Slot fans seem to be using? He lost 3-0 to Forest, got slapped 3 times by palace, lost to Man United at Anfield, to Brentford, twice to Galatasaray all of them with mostly a full strength team after the most expensive summer outlay in our history. Iraola & Glasner keep losing their best players and find a way to win. Slot has taken us to historic levels of loses.

Please please don't sell Alisson, Mamardashvili cannot be Liverpool no 1 next season👍

Revisiting a principle from Ian Graham’s How to Win the Premier League: “The first rule was if we are going to spend on a player, they have to play, they have to be on the pitch in order for them to make a difference...” Availability is paramount in recruitment, and is considered more important than a player’s peak performance level.

🚨🚨| Netflix announces a new documentary on Liverpool’s unforgettable 2005 comeback: ‘Liverpool: The Istanbul Miracle’ Releasing Tuesday, May 19, 2026. 🎬

@Citi973 Don’t they have any work to do??😂😂

Some trotro drivers and mates at Circle were arrested tonight by the National Security Monitoring and Evaluation Team over the unlawful increase in transport fares. Reports indicate some drivers charged as much as GH₵20 from Circle to Kasoa, leaving passengers stranded and frustrated. #CitiNewsroom #Circle #Accra #GhanaNews

Nsemhunu sei 🤣🤣

@AnythingLFC_ @SimonJones_DM We need a dm !!

🆕 Liverpool do NOT intend to spend as heavily this summer but they are working to replace Mo Salah and will bring in at least one winger with a capacity to score goals - @SimonJones_DM

@Gwadachi 😂😂😂

Ei

If happens so be it. But it doesn’t seem likely

Lmaoooo

@ATLiverpool_ He is evidently not what Liverpool need atm.

Lost 60% of his duels, gave the ball away 33% of the time he touched it, dribbled past multiple times And he only played a half hour... But makes a cute pass and everyone spunks themselves 😂😂

Just sell !

@Watch_LFC and so we should give another season to experiment with our club. 😭

@Watch_LFC During the season, you consistently advanced the idea that slot was the chosen one and that his approach and style was flawless. But now that everything has gone south you’re here again to tell us he at the budding stage of his managerial career

We’re Liverpool Football Club. We’re not Chelsea. We’re not Man United. We’re not Spurs. We’re a club where faith courses through our veins. A club of resilience. It’s there in our song - “At the end of the storm, there’s a golden sky”. This season has been difficult. No one can deny it and no one does deny it. But if you zoom out of the minutiae and look at the bigger picture, it was always going to be difficult. Not many people talk about this but Arne Slot is NOT an experienced manager by any stretch of imagination. This season will be his 5th complete season as a manager. He’s still very much at the beginning of his coaching career but in that time he’s only ever known success, whether it was taking AZ Alkmaar to the cusp of a title during COVID, winning the Eredivisie with Feyenoord or winning the Premier League. This season is the first time he’s truly had a “bad” season as a manager. Think about that. Truly deep it and you’ll understand why the Liverpool hierarchy are not willing to throw him out of the back of his first truly bad season as a coach. Success and failure are two sides of the same coin. You cannot feel success without putting yourself in a position to feel failure. All of the best managers, whether it’s Pep Guardiola, Sir Alex, Mourinho, Wenger, Ancelotti…they all had periods of failure which they had to learn from in order to grow and become even bigger successes. Luis Enrique, the darling manager of European football…he failed spectacularly at Roma. He fell out with key players in his squad and had to leave to go on a sabbatical. He came back to Celta Vigo a few years later and again didn’t have roaring success. Another sabbatical before he was given a chance at Barcelona where he finally had his first big success with Messi, Neymar and Suarez delivering him a quadruple. But again, he leaves Barcelona due to pressure and after a few years ends up as Spain National Team coach…Spain exit every tournament he competes in at a knockout stage. More failure. Now he’s at PSG and he’s seen as an ultra successful manager but his success right now is the end of a 15 year period punctuated by many moments of failure. Arne Slot is still in year 5 as a coach. This is his first big test in his managerial career. After the way he’s handled the custodianship of the club after one of the darkest moments since Hillsborough, he deserves another chance at a fresh season where he can show whether he’s learnt from the failures of this season. Because if he has, then all the PhD guys who crunched the numbers which said he’s the most outstanding coaching talent in Europe will be supremely vindicated and Liverpool Football Club will be blessed at the fact that we have people who make decisions, not based on emotions of the fanbase during a highly emotional 12 month period, but based on clear-sighted data and from working with Arne day in day out