Peter Edgar

@dunny6times Lad he's a fucking helmet. Waffling on about XG and then saying he can see players not blocking crosses and defending the box and that sometimes we forget to defend? What bullshit is that. Fuck him off. We've been shit since the game after we won the league.

Fuck of with your XG shite

@JamesPearceLFC Are you sure it was the city fans?

'Sacked in the morning,' chant the City fans towards Slot.

Literally having the piss taken out of us, yet not one player nails anyone. No a sly tackle, no shove, no elbow, no show of dissent in anger, just fucking pathetic. As for Ekitike swapping shirts, he needs fucking for that.

I genuinely hope that is the liverpool fans singing that #sackedinthemorning

@LFC if this isn't evidence that things absolutely have to change right now then what more do your need? We are 4 down, the players have given up, our fans are leaving before 60 mins, the city fans are "Oleing" and salahs missed a pen AGAIN FUCK RIGHT OFF

@aguyiusedtoknow And after giving everything to get back into this now, we will fall to bit after 60 mins on wednesday vs psg Also doesn't help when the ref is a cheating prick

@wacka83 They'll come out after the game and say, "We must concentrate on the next game." Does my head in.

The mentality midgets go to shit once again as soon as they go behind.

@HenryJackson87 There is no leadership. Virg was a quality defender, but never a captain and he's finished. There's clearly nobody on the side line screaming instructions or encouragement either. What I'd give for Henderson and Milner right now.

This football team. Fall to pieces every time adversity hits.

@LFC im sick and tired of seeing us get fucked and make shitty mistakes in games, then seeing us on tv ads and social media campaigns. Get your priorities right and get these players training properly, working hard and nothing else until their attitudes change. #lfc

Both centre backs absolutely shite. Poor dangle of a leg from Van dijk for the pen. Konate absolutely bullied by Haaland for the 2nd. Let them both walk in the summer.

Said it a few times this season, that its time to go for Salah. Still just cried my eyes out at his video 😢 The best premier league player I've ever seen for Liverpool. Good season/bad season, it doesn't matter. Egyptian King #Legend #King #ThanksMo

We do not know where Mohamed will play next season. This also means that no one else knows. Beware of the click-whoring attention seekers.

Liverpool’s season fell apart before it even began. They thought they could replace Trent Alexander-Arnold’s qualities with Jeremie Frimpong, and also believed they could change the entire shape that won them the league into something completely different. Add the loss of Luis Díaz for Cody Gakpo as a starter, and the problems became obvious. They thought they could replace Trent’s qualities with Frimpong, but Trent wasn’t just a right-back, he was a system. He dictated build-up, controlled tempo, and functioned as a deep playmaker. Replacing that with a profile that thrives in transition and wide attacking spaces was never a like-for-like change, it was a complete shift in identity. And that’s where it started to fall apart. Trent wasn’t just creating for Liverpool, he was progressing the ball, breaking press structures, and acting as a midfield controller from deep. Without him this season, their attacks rely more on individuals than structure. Then there’s the loss of Diaz to Gakpo. That changes the entire left-side dynamic, less vertical threat, more static build-up, making it easier to defend against. Then the system change. Last season’s base shape was 4-2-3-1, with a double pivot of Mac Allister + Gravenberch, which gave defensive stability and control of central spaces. In possession, the shape often became a 3-2 build-up or even 4-2-4. Trent acted as the deep playmaker and tempo controller. Play flowed through midfield, not just wide areas. They were more controlled and less exposed in transitions. Out of possession, they had a compact structure (often a 4-4-2 press), with the double pivot screening central zones. Salah’s role last season was that of an inside attacker. He stayed high and narrow and had minimal defensive responsibility. With Trent behind him, that partnership created overloads, underlaps, and passing angles. Salah attacked inside channels, combined with Szoboszlai and Trent, and became a final-third killer. The result: 34 goals, 23 assists. This season, everything has changed from control to runs and width. It’s a total identity shift from what Liverpool are used to, both in build-up and overall structure. Without Trent, there’s no natural inverted playmaker from right-back. Full-backs now have to stay wider and carry the ball instead of dictating play. It’s still nominally a 4-2-3-1, but functionally very different. A No.10 (a Wirtz-type role) is now central, full-backs push high and wide, with less inversion and more width. This has already caused imbalance. This is where the biggest damage shows. With full-backs now pushing high and wide, Liverpool often lose rest defense structure. Last season, Trent’s inversion created a back three in build-up, which naturally protected against counter-attacks. Rest defense Now, that protection is gone. When possession is lost, the team is more stretched horizontally, and the double pivot is exposed. Mac Allister and Gravenberch are forced to cover larger spaces, especially in transitions. This create bigger gaps between midfield and defense, More direct access for opponents through central zones and prone to Counter. The press has also become less compact. Previously, the 4-4-2 shape allowed Liverpool to close central passing lanes and force play wide. Now, with a more attacking structure and wider full-backs, the distances between players are larger. This makes it easier for opponents to, Play through the press, Switch play quickly into open spaces, Isolate Liverpool’s center-backs in transition There’s also a lack of counter-press control. Before, because Liverpool were more compact and centrally oriented, they could immediately swarm the ball after losing it. Now, with more players positioned high and wide, the counter-press is slower and less coordinated. So instead of suffocating transitions, they’re reacting to them. Salah has moved from “final phase” to “creator.” Last season, he was the end product. This season, he’s forced to drop deeper, receive earlier, and create more. There are no consistent right-side triangles anymore, so he becomes isolated and easier to defend. And when Salah doesn’t deliver, Liverpool struggle.

@BelieveInKlopp Time for a change indeed. A change in manager first. A change in mentality. A change in tactics. Thanks to 3 of the best players I've ever watched play football, but time waits for no man and unfortunately time has caught up to them all. Legends yes, but not the future

@wacka83 Time for change?

Will we let all 3 leave?

That's it. #slotout

The game hasn't even finished and Brighton have already out run Liverpool by 6km. We have been outrun in 26 of 30 games this season. That is completely unacceptable. The whole team is fucked. Slots setup is all over the place. Time to say goodbye 👋

I wouldn't give a toss if Gakpo never played for Liverpool ever again. He is an absolute slug.

@grok why are Liverpool fc so shit?

@aguyiusedtoknow Just retweet this for the 2nd too

That's a fucking criminal goal to concede.