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@LFCApproved Calm the F down and win with the basics of our playstyle

What would Arne Slot need to do next season for you to want him to stay the season after?

@SeanDOlfc Fede, but we know it ain‘t happening

We genuinely need 3 forwards. Fill in the blanks at the minute : LW - Rio and new winger ST - Isak and Gakpo RW - who and who?

@Joshpeelfc A player that played all 4 positions to absolute perfection is never a failure

Is he a success or a failure for Liverpool?

@fplbaidy091 Calm the F down and don‘t experiment too much. Football is an easy game, just stick to the basics

Whats the one piece of advice you would give Arne Slot ?

@LFCApproved Don‘t be delusional, Alli is going nowhere

If that’s the case, then him not getting a send off yesterday is just as bad as the owners not showing up.

@LFCApproved Hard to find the right words when everything you say puts people against you.. He probably wants to show it through results. Dutchies are a own species

Was one line yesterday of a hint of accountability, then this takes more responsibility today. I think he knows what he wants to implement but, we are yet to see if he knows how to do that.

@LFCApproved Nah Virg will extend, same goes for Alli - The club needs authorities like these two juggernauts

It could very well be Virgil van Dijk’s & Alisson Becker’s turn next season…

@CaptainBarkov @LFCVik2 @VCkusumo Don‘t agree mate, Salah benefitted from unselfish guys like Darwin and Lucho to collect everything they left behind

@Anish4LFC @LFCVik2 @VCkusumo Yes and he carried that shit coach across the line to a prem which is the only reason he’s not begging on the side of the street

goodbye my king, sorry u had that shit coach giving u the worst season ever

@LFCApproved Think he‘s smart enough to know that words are not doing it. He will gain confidence to speak to us once results will follow the way. Big task for our Gaffer.

You never know what’s going through someone’s head when they’re sat alone, you should never assume they’re fine because they say they are. Our fanbase used to be close, it used to support no matter what. The fact these two situations are getting totally different reactions shows how rotten it’s become. I wanted Arne to speak today, I wanted an apology to the fans, I didn’t want him to hide away but, I also didn’t want him to take the moment away from two legends departing. Like him or not, he’s going to be feeling it too.

@LFCApproved Tf Jones acting like he scores daily

Salah assist, Jones goal. Not sure why Jones acting like that.

@LFCApproved Literally the only one that had some threat a couple of games ago. He isn‘t a starter, but a way better impact player than Fede

Does Cody Gakpo have a future at Liverpool? I just don’t see how he can sit there thinking he’s safe. Behind Ekitike & Isak in the striker position, behind Wirtz and most likely Rio Ngumoha next season at LW.

@LFCSPLO @AnfieldSector How many games die that 130 Mil Striker did for us? Bullshit comment

@AnfieldSector Just imagine that you want to give a manager the opportunity to "strengthen the squad" when he doesn't know how to create chances for your £130m striker and who doesn't know where to play and how to use your £110m superstar. But I guess he will know how to use Diomande, right?

I think at this point we’ve just got to accept it and move on. They’re clearly backing him, so all we can do now is hope things change next season. No point going on about it all summer. Strengthen the squad properly and hopefully we’ll be back up there.

@LFCApproved Robbos comment on „we couldn‘t think of football“ gave it away for me. I think the air wasn‘t right. Slot deserves the beginning of next season to see if he can actually back his talk

It’s not Slot’s fault it’s got to this point… If you think it is then I can’t help you. The hierarchy is at fault for being incompetent, egotistical bellends.

@Sasuke98989 @LFCApproved Great pick, but may be too old

@LFCApproved Grimaldo might be a great cheap singing Esp for Sebastian I am hearing rumors Xabi might not need cucurella so who knows Balde is also an option

Pick a left-back to replace Andy Robertson… Back-up.

@LFCApproved He also has experience of bringing a dead club back to live. As a german, we all watched Stuttgart rise like no other club during the Leverkusen reign. He also coached individuals of becoming their best version with Undav, Stiller and co.

Sebastian Hoeneß’s Stuttgart are one of the clearest tactical descendants of Klopp’s title-winning Liverpool, not in player quality, but in underlying structure and game model. Both teams built around the same core ideas. Control games through aggression, not sterile possession. High press. Counterpressing. Fast central combinations. Immediate attacks after regains. The resemblance is much stronger analytically than most people realise. Liverpool under Klopp were no longer the “heavy metal chaos” side by 2019/20. Their press had evolved into something more selective and structurally controlled. Stuttgart operate similarly: • aggressive first wave • compact vertical spacing • man-oriented midfield pressure • fast attacks from wide areas • immediate transition attacks after turnovers The biggest similarity is how both teams generate chances. Neither rely on slow circulation like Guardiola sides. Possession is a means to destabilise structure quickly. Both sides prioritise: • central overloads • third man combinations • channel runs • cutbacks • use of deep width • attacking before the opponent resets The principle is classic Klopp football, use pressing to create attacks before defensive structure exists. The possession profiles are also very similar. Liverpool’s best sides weren’t possession-for-possession teams. They were direct-possession teams: • high tempo • vertical progression • rapid switches • early forward passing • constant penetration attempts Hoeneß’s Stuttgart play with the same intent. However, the major difference comes defensively. Klopp’s Liverpool combined pressing intensity with elite defence: • Van Dijk controlling huge spaces • Alisson erasing mistakes • Fabinho/Henderson covering transitions • elite recovery everywhere That’s what made Liverpool historically dominant rather than simply entertaining. Stuttgart still concede moments of transitional chaos: • space behind wing-backs • overload vulnerability • back-post exposure • instability if the first press is beaten Very much the same to early days Jurgen Klopp but, Liverpool solved those problems with world-class athletes and defenders. That’s the biggest distinction overall. Tactically, the frameworks are surprisingly close. But Liverpool paired the framework with: • Salah + Mane elite transition finishing • Firmino connective intelligence • Van Dijk dominance • Alisson reliability • physical output across the squad That elevated the model from “excellent tactical side” into one of Europe’s defining teams. Strip away player quality and look only at: • spacing • pressing triggers • transition logic • attacking structure • tempo control …and Stuttgart probably resemble late Klopp Liverpool more than almost any current side.

@KhadJhum @LFCApproved Slot wasn‘t a star on the coaching sky whatsoever

@LFCApproved I understand your point. However, this coach has not yet demonstrated a proven track record of winning major titles. Would you choose someone solely on data, when people management skills are equally important? Data does not show that skill, and Slot seems limited there too.

@AnfieldRd96 He made the wrong choice again. Picking Real and Chelsea over us is not something a club legend should be acting like.

I don’t blame Alonso for going to Chelsea. Obviously absolutely gutted but he waited for us and we’re sticking with Slot. An utter shambles.

@LFC_Lucas_ I‘d love Klopp to resettle us once again with a assistant coach that has the balls to continue his reign. But I‘m dreaming, we‘ll be 19th of the table with Slot in one year.

The only two acceptable replacements.🇪🇸 x 🇩🇪

@Watch_LFC We dominated last year. If it wasn‘t for PSG, a magnificient season it could‘ve been. Slot should go, but he won‘t. All we can do is to give him the last cents of his credit of being a PL Winner with LFC. We can still turn on him at a later state.

No one wants to see passive or turgid football at Liverpool. If you think that’s what Slot wants or how he instructs his players to play, you’re insane. All this calling for blood is not needed. We’ve already bled. Slot is staying. Let the squad lick their wounds, regroup over the summer and we start again.