I’d suggest may of the fans, including many inside Anfield have made their minds up. So clearly you must be seeing something the majority of fans are not. Even Dave clearly doesn’t have faith in the manager to turn it around, so I’m not sure what you are seeing that almost no one else does
January 17, 2026 at 7:23 PM
I’d suggest may of the fans, including many inside Anfield have made their minds up. So clearly you must be seeing something the majority of fans are not. Even Dave clearly doesn’t have faith in the manager to turn it around, so I’m not sure what you are seeing that almost no one else does
I’ve backed this club through some of its worse times in its history, I don’t need someone telling me how to support this club. The issues go way beyond individuals, it’s systemic, no attacking patterns, plan or clear results from coaching. If that is improvement do you, there is no helping you
January 17, 2026 at 7:16 PM
I’ve backed this club through some of its worse times in its history, I don’t need someone telling me how to support this club. The issues go way beyond individuals, it’s systemic, no attacking patterns, plan or clear results from coaching. If that is improvement do you, there is no helping you
It’s nonsense opinions like this that is driving the club back into mediocrity again. Absolutely no playing style to speak of and the manager is nowhere near getting the best out of the players he has at his disposal. YNWA means we should never fire a manager no matter how bad of a job they do?
January 17, 2026 at 7:09 PM
It’s nonsense opinions like this that is driving the club back into mediocrity again. Absolutely no playing style to speak of and the manager is nowhere near getting the best out of the players he has at his disposal. YNWA means we should never fire a manager no matter how bad of a job they do?
He gets into that city first 11 with the injuries they have, some being long term so I don’t imagine it’s an issue for the WC. But that is a very short term view, especially with the question marks over Pep’s long term future
January 16, 2026 at 11:52 AM
He gets into that city first 11 with the injuries they have, some being long term so I don’t imagine it’s an issue for the WC. But that is a very short term view, especially with the question marks over Pep’s long term future
Ha, fair enough! I mean, he has usually ruined some who seemed to excel in individual quality and skill, but Guehi will be great in Pep’s system and will do great I’m sure. But there is a question about if everyone is fit does he start? That’s the only issue I see
January 16, 2026 at 11:37 AM
Ha, fair enough! I mean, he has usually ruined some who seemed to excel in individual quality and skill, but Guehi will be great in Pep’s system and will do great I’m sure. But there is a question about if everyone is fit does he start? That’s the only issue I see
Pep? Ruins players careers? I mean, I’ve read some utter nonsense on social media about football, but this is one of the worst opinions I have ever heard, so well done for that I guess
January 16, 2026 at 11:24 AM
Pep? Ruins players careers? I mean, I’ve read some utter nonsense on social media about football, but this is one of the worst opinions I have ever heard, so well done for that I guess
No one cares about what the nasty little homophobic twat does, I don’t want that disgusting little rat anywhere near Liverpool. Gross to see people talk anything good about the disgusting fucker
January 12, 2026 at 2:13 PM
No one cares about what the nasty little homophobic twat does, I don’t want that disgusting little rat anywhere near Liverpool. Gross to see people talk anything good about the disgusting fucker
One thing he certainly has helped is the normalization of extreme language. Most of this fascists used to be more concerned about “saying the quiet part out loud” but that has completely changed, even in South America sadly
December 19, 2025 at 1:10 PM
One thing he certainly has helped is the normalization of extreme language. Most of this fascists used to be more concerned about “saying the quiet part out loud” but that has completely changed, even in South America sadly
They are a symptom of a deeply broken society, not the cause. People in Chile, like Bolsonaristas in Brasil, have always defended fascists killing leftists long before Trump and MAGA were a thing. I despise them all, but those types of people are everywhere I’m sad to say
December 19, 2025 at 11:52 AM
They are a symptom of a deeply broken society, not the cause. People in Chile, like Bolsonaristas in Brasil, have always defended fascists killing leftists long before Trump and MAGA were a thing. I despise them all, but those types of people are everywhere I’m sad to say
And again, Slot himself disagreed with this. If the manager himself doesn’t agree with your opinion, I’m not going to either. The manager is incapable of fixing this issue, he knows it, but the people in charge refuse to acknowledge that. Until they are, this is how things will continue this year
November 10, 2025 at 2:10 AM
And again, Slot himself disagreed with this. If the manager himself doesn’t agree with your opinion, I’m not going to either. The manager is incapable of fixing this issue, he knows it, but the people in charge refuse to acknowledge that. Until they are, this is how things will continue this year
Go and find slots post match interview, but even he doesn’t believe bad decisions from the refs cost us that game, so why do you? This is bad management from a bad manager, that’s the issue
November 10, 2025 at 2:01 AM
Go and find slots post match interview, but even he doesn’t believe bad decisions from the refs cost us that game, so why do you? This is bad management from a bad manager, that’s the issue
If this is true then it goes against what Slot himself said. He acknowledged there were some serious reffing problems but that it didn’t matter or affect the final outcome. He even dismissed that a goal might have changed the game significantly. If the manager doesn’t believe it, I’m not inclined to
November 10, 2025 at 1:54 AM
If this is true then it goes against what Slot himself said. He acknowledged there were some serious reffing problems but that it didn’t matter or affect the final outcome. He even dismissed that a goal might have changed the game significantly. If the manager doesn’t believe it, I’m not inclined to
Villa played right into our hands at the perfect moment, you could argue Madrid did too but we at least looked up for that game.
I don’t agree because City were better from start to finish all over the pitch, maybe we could have fought better, but we weren’t getting a result
I don’t agree because City were better from start to finish all over the pitch, maybe we could have fought better, but we weren’t getting a result
November 9, 2025 at 7:19 PM
Villa played right into our hands at the perfect moment, you could argue Madrid did too but we at least looked up for that game.
I don’t agree because City were better from start to finish all over the pitch, maybe we could have fought better, but we weren’t getting a result
I don’t agree because City were better from start to finish all over the pitch, maybe we could have fought better, but we weren’t getting a result
I really don’t agree with that, I think the game would have gone the same way. You can almost see from the very first minute under this manager this season whether they are on it or not. If they are on it, we might at least compete, a win certainly isn’t guaranteed. But when we aren’t? We are a mess
November 9, 2025 at 7:03 PM
I really don’t agree with that, I think the game would have gone the same way. You can almost see from the very first minute under this manager this season whether they are on it or not. If they are on it, we might at least compete, a win certainly isn’t guaranteed. But when we aren’t? We are a mess
We were sluggish from the off, we were a badly managed mess. Some incidents can be used by the manager as mitigating circumstances, but any with eyes could see we were losing today regardless. A shambolic performance
November 9, 2025 at 6:40 PM
We were sluggish from the off, we were a badly managed mess. Some incidents can be used by the manager as mitigating circumstances, but any with eyes could see we were losing today regardless. A shambolic performance
I’m serious. We haven’t come close to playing well this year, we are badly managed and constantly wide open without the excuse of being an attacking team, we have zero attacking patterns anywhere. We are dull to watch and have been since February last season. He isn’t an elite coach
October 25, 2025 at 7:53 PM
I’m serious. We haven’t come close to playing well this year, we are badly managed and constantly wide open without the excuse of being an attacking team, we have zero attacking patterns anywhere. We are dull to watch and have been since February last season. He isn’t an elite coach
Manager has to go, we look like an uncoached mess
October 25, 2025 at 7:50 PM
Manager has to go, we look like an uncoached mess
Unlikely. Bayern consistently challenge for the biggest titles in football whereas Leverkusen pretty much had one golden season and will probably fade again.For the biggest stars, they want the biggest trophies, despite what most believe, money only tends to be ones aspect of it for a lot of players
May 14, 2025 at 6:02 PM
Unlikely. Bayern consistently challenge for the biggest titles in football whereas Leverkusen pretty much had one golden season and will probably fade again.For the biggest stars, they want the biggest trophies, despite what most believe, money only tends to be ones aspect of it for a lot of players
Having one of the most expensive and highest paid players in the PL and still managing to win absolutely nothing in five years is bottling it, absolutely yes. Villa put up way more of a fight at home than Arsenal did, against this PSG side. So what’s the excuse this time? Pathetic argument
May 7, 2025 at 10:36 PM
Having one of the most expensive and highest paid players in the PL and still managing to win absolutely nothing in five years is bottling it, absolutely yes. Villa put up way more of a fight at home than Arsenal did, against this PSG side. So what’s the excuse this time? Pathetic argument
100s of millions spent, 100s of excuses and 5 years without a single trophy. How many years do Arsenal have to bottle every single chance of a trophy before you start to question why?
May 7, 2025 at 10:17 PM
100s of millions spent, 100s of excuses and 5 years without a single trophy. How many years do Arsenal have to bottle every single chance of a trophy before you start to question why?