Phil Webb

[📰] “It’s fair to ask questions about the preparations. A lot of the players had enjoyed mini breaks in Europe after being given some time off after the win over Crystal Palace. If Slot thought that a breather would do them good then he was mistaken. Instead they were lethargic and lacked intensity.” [@JamesPearceLFC] nytimes.com/athletic/72503…

Please leave.

Paul Joyce said it simply. No wonder Mo Salah is worried about an entire culture ebbing away. Think about what that culture was 👇 6am gym sessions nobody asked for. Extra shooting after every training session. Players working before AND after practice. Standards so high everyone around them had to rise. Salah set it. Mané maintained it. Firmino embodied it. Henderson enforced it. Milner lived it until the day he left. And now 👇 Salah is leaving. Robertson is leaving. Only Van Dijk remains. One man. Carrying the culture of an entire era. Salah stood in front of cameras and said publicly "When I leave you need an example. You need people to come early to the gym. If that doesn't happen it will be tricky for this club." He wasn't talking about goals. He wasn't talking about transfers. He was talking about something far more valuable. Something you cannot buy. Cannot scout. Cannot sign on a contract. A standard. A culture. An invisible thread that runs through every great team. And right now that thread is being pulled. Player by player. Season by season. Salah sees it. Joyce sees it. The question is whether FSG see it. And whether Xabi Alonso can rebuild it. Before it's gone completely. 🔴

Let’s have some truth. 1. This manager has to go. No amount of press releases is going to change that fact. 2. The poor recruitment this summer means that next season will be another season in transition. 3. Liverpool need 6 first team starters next season.

Sack him, fucking hell just get rid of him.

19 defeats that just sack him and end the season

🚨 Clarence Seedorf on Arne Slot’s Liverpool FC: 🗣️ “I’ve watched Liverpool closely… and honestly, I still can’t clearly say what their exact style of play is. That’s a problem. At the top level, you must have identity—clear patterns, clear structure, something you can recognise every game. Right now, it feels inconsistent. Sometimes they press, sometimes they drop, sometimes they look organised—and then suddenly they lose control. You don’t see a strong, defined idea. And that surprises me, especially for a coach who won the league last season. Because success usually comes with clarity. But here, I don’t see that same level of control or consistency. At a club like Liverpool, you cannot rely on moments or individual quality. You need a system that works every week. Right now… it looks confused. And if that doesn’t change, it will cost them.”

@talkSPORT Both think as mince rules are the rules nobody likes it but touch the ball no goal why debate

⚽️ "It's a goal!" 🤷‍♂️ "The replays were so inconclusive!" Jeff Stelling and Ally McCoist insist it was right to allow Benjamin Sesko's goal for #MUFC vs #LFC! ✅

📋 Charge sheet time… Arne Slot is making history, but just NOT the kind Liverpool fans want 😬 📉 Records broken ❌ Long unbeaten runs ended ⚠️ Standards slipping How many “until Slot” moments is too many? 🔴 Where do you stand on this?

𝐀𝐫𝐧𝐞 𝐒𝐥𝐨𝐭 𝐂𝐚𝐧’𝐭 𝐊𝐞𝐞𝐩 𝐇𝐢𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐁𝐞𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐝 𝐈𝐧𝐣𝐮𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐬 If Arne Slot comes out after this talking about injuries, it just won’t cut it. Yes, missing players matter, but this squad is still more than good enough to go toe to toe with Manchester United and we haven’t created a single meaningful thing all game and both goals were created by individual brilliance. United didn’t have to work for it. They played through us with ease. No structure, no identity, no fight. It looked like a team that had no idea what it’s trying to be. That’s not on injuries, that’s on the manager. And the decisions make it worse. Not starting Rio, then refusing to give Federico Chiesa more than 10 minutes even when players like Mohamed Salah, Alexander Isak and Hugo Ekitike are unavailable, is indefensible. What exactly is the plan? Where’s the logic? At some point, Slot has to take accountability. This isn’t about bad luck, it’s about a lack of direction from the touchline. Right now, this team looks completely spineless, and that falls on the boss more than anyone else. #LFC #Liverpool #ArneSlot

“Slot won the league. That deserves gratitude. It does not give him permission to oversee this level of decline.” Strong piece from @GagsTandon 👇

Slot came in first interview, "I work with players and improve them. " Every player has regressed under this fool.

SLOT OUT. SLOT OUT. SLOT OUT. SLOT OUT. SLOT OUT. SLOT OUT. SLOT OUT. SLOT OUT. SLOT OUT. SLOT OUT. SLOT OUT. SLOT OUT. SLOT OUT. SLOT OUT. SLOT OUT. SLOT OUT. SLOT OUT. SLOT OUT. #LFC #LiverpoolFC @LFC @John_W_Henry

@barryAshcroft4 Fantastic prisoner more like

He will make a fantastic Prime Minister 👏

🚨 Liverpool journalist @_pauljoyce posts an article: “No wonder Mo Salah is worried about an entire culture ebbing away.”

Arne Slot Cannot Be Trusted With Liverpool’s Future That's the title of my blog today. Not written in anger at one result, but after months of watching Liverpool’s standards collapse in plain sight. The 3-2 defeat at Old Trafford didn’t tell us anything new, it confirmed what many of us have feared for too long. Liverpool look passive, uncertain, physically short and tactically confused. The senior voices are already hinting at standards slipping, and the football is screaming it. Slot won the league. That deserves gratitude. It doesn’t give him permission to oversee this level of decline. I don’t see a manager who can turn this around. I see a club risking next season before it has even begun. Read the full piece on my Substack, please subscribe to support my work… itwasalwaysliverpool.com/p/arne-slot-ca…

Fuck Slot. Fuck FSG. Fuck Edwards and Hughes. #SlotOut #FSGOUT #MUNLIV

Slot rushing interview as he has a flight to catch.

@TaintlessRed Slot may as well just have 3 subs on the bench he would never ever think of bringing on an acadamy just shows with the very few minutes Rio has played

Some say Ngumoha has been managed well. Rubbish. He's played the equivalent of 3 &1/2 Prem games, despite scoring the winner vs Newcastle early on. He could double his minutes and he'd still be very underused without risking his fitness. Slot is awful with youth players.