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@TheTimothySteve Wow, such a stupid comment, the best comment you can make is no comment going forward

Arne Slot hasn’t got much to do with last night’s performance. The best tactics for Arne Slot is no tactics at all. Neither should he tell them how to play nor should he stand in their way. Just try, try and put the best players on the pitch in their best zones & we’ll win.

@silva_devs @GooalMouth 👍

@masterg28 @GooalMouth Not disputing that it may or may not translate but what we’ve seen in cameos is that it will translate. He excels in PL2 where he’s still young than a lot of players. His game is based on intelligent movement/passing, reading danger, protecting the ball, these things translate.

Trey Nyoni has been training with the first team for the past three years which is crazy given he is still only 18. I think we are starting to see the reason why.

@L4fckop Not sure how ready he’ll be, but just being an option from the bench would be a positive

3 weeks for the first leg, 4 for the 2nd. Isak surely has to play some meaningful role in this tie

@vb2611 @GooalMouth 🙏

@masterg28 @GooalMouth Most likely gonna be a similar profile to Gravenberch but with potentially higher ceiling of passing

@silva_devs @GooalMouth Hmmm you’ve totally miss understood, I know he’s a midfielder, I meant is he a 6/8/10? Which position in midfield does he mostly play? Being elite at younger age groups doesn’t always translate to the seniors or the final position he’ll play

@masterg28 @GooalMouth If you don’t see him as a midfielder then I’m convinced you haven’t watched him the last couple years. He’s been playing midfield virtually every time he’s come on, he plays midfield for the younger age groups, and he’s elite there. You might just not like him or midfielders

@GooalMouth Hope you’re right, but yet to be convinced he’ll make it

@masterg28 I have no idea what his best position is, but what im seeing is a player thats quicker on the turn, brave on the ball and willing to get it forward as quickly as possible. Pretty exciting times ahead.

@beth_lindop Good wasn’t it

I think this is possibly the most animated I have ever seen Arne Slot on the touchline.

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UK billionaires hold £772.8 billion Confiscate every penny, & it funds the country for just 7.8 months So what’s really broken, the billionaires, or the system burning through cash

@WilcoFtbl More a reflection on you as a fan

There’s genuinely no way in which I can see Liverpool overturning a single goal deficit against Galatasaray at Anfield to advance to the UCL quarter-finals. Read that again and think about it. Utterly mental. Appalling what the club has become.

@beth_lindop Its the biggest LFC myth ever, LFC fans aren’t different, they just tell everyone they are

Slot on fans: "It's never nice that they're frustrated...people told me when I came here this club is different to other clubs, they will support the manager for a long time. If it's true (fans were booing me),I must have done a lot of things wrong & that's never a nice feeling."

@Lfcbami3 The guys been good for 6months of his LFC career max, at the moment he’s our weakest midfielder and massively letting the team down by failing to do the basics. First out the door for me

I would sell Graverberch and Szobozlai before even letting Mac Allister go He’s just out of form due to Slot’s management Bro legit help Messi win the World Cup and he’s our best 8 Our best passer in the midfield He made Caicedo look so good at Brighton

@A_GymGuy That analysis makes it sound like a recruitment issue and failure to adapt issue. Players aren’t as good/quick at pressing, and/or manager hasn’t changed approach to suit players but persevering with his press/approach

Not a structure issue though. Good breakdown. It’s clear that we aren’t doing what we was and the manager can’t make them do it with nearly a season gone.

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I hate to say it but the Americans are right on this one. Brits should get off our high horse for once and admit that sometimes, on rare occasions, our cousins across the pond are right

@anfieldforge One of the first things Klopp addressed was fans leaving early

There’s a lot being said about Liverpool fans booing, leaving early, and the atmosphere at Anfield. But what you don’t hear nearly enough about is the reason why. Do you understand how bad things have to be for Liverpool fans to leave early? This is a fanbase that stayed and sang through some of the worst years in the club’s history. People don’t just walk out of Anfield lightly. Many supporters travel long distances, pay serious money for tickets, and plan their weeks around being there. When they start leaving before full time, it’s not because they suddenly don’t care, it’s because what they’re watching has become painfully difficult to sit through. And the booing, Do people realise how rare that actually is at Liverpool? This is a crowd that has built a reputation worldwide for backing the team relentlessly, even when things aren’t going well. Liverpool supporters are famous for lifting the players when they’re struggling, creating an atmosphere that can drag a team through difficult moments. For that same crowd to start voicing their frustration tells you just how far things have fallen. If fans aren’t excited, if they’re not on their feet urging the team forward, if the atmosphere feels flat, then maybe the conversation shouldn’t be about the supporters. Maybe the real question should be about the football they’re being asked to watch. Liverpool fans don’t expect to win every game. They’ve never demanded perfection. What they expect is effort, intensity, identity, something that reflects what the club is supposed to stand for. When that disappears, when the football becomes slow, lifeless, and uninspiring, frustration is inevitable. So before criticising the fans, maybe try understanding what it takes to push a crowd like that to the point of booing. Because when Liverpool supporters turn, it’s rarely without reason.

@indykaila Don’t they speak daily?

Arne Slot met Liverpool sporting director Richard Hughes today. Confirmed.

@JamesPearceLFC I remember when Klopp called out the fans who left early….

Szoboszlai wasn’t ‘blaming’ those supporters who left early. He said he understood the anger/frustration and admitted the players underperformed and lost control in that dreadful second half. His point was that in difficult times sticking together is important and he’s right.