DarkLord1984
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Nice to see player vs manager drama going down in public, and it not be us for once.
Cutting 15 players from the squad instead of the mediocre manager sounds like a really sensible idea.You'll never walk alone... unless you're Arne Slot or Karius or Sterling.
This Liverpool team seem like they can't accept age has come for their top players and lashing out at everyone. The football equivalent of a mid life crisis. Mo Salah is just Yaya Toure on the wing.
Slot did everything he could to give Salah what he wanted even a free pass from defending. If I was Liverpool I'd drop him and all the current players who liked the post from the squad for his send off.
So drop the manager for 1 game?Cutting 15 players from the squad instead of the mediocre manager sounds like a really sensible idea.
Misread it as getting rid of them from the squad i.e. sell them...So drop the manager for 1 game?
It does help since we need slot sacked urgently and Salah is the one sticking his neck out to say that it needs to happen.If the board have decided to stick with Slot, then Salah should suck it up and move on. He’s behaving as if he’s some major executive in upper management. You’re paid to play well, and unable to do that. It definitely doesn’t help Slot to have this moping finished star who refuses to take any responsibility or be a positive influence
It does help since we need slot sacked urgently and Salah is the one sticking his neck out to say that it needs to happen.
A hero, I think you meant to say.Salah isn’t really sticking his neck out, he’s just being a bit of a twat.
A hero, I think you meant to say.
He’s just yearning for Klopp as if those grow on treesSalah isn’t really sticking his neck out, he’s just being a bit of a twat.
I’m not sure he’s really sticking his neck out given he’s already leaving the club. That said I do think it highlights that the dressing room is either split on Slot, or pretty much wants him gone.It does help since we need slot sacked urgently and Salah is the one sticking his neck out to say that it needs to happen.
Major executives should not behave like this, if they do the company is in big trouble.If the board have decided to stick with Slot, then Salah should suck it up and move on. He’s behaving as if he’s some major executive in upper management. You’re paid to play well, and unable to do that. It definitely doesn’t help Slot to have this moping finished star who refuses to take any responsibility or be a positive influence
Clever"Jones, Dominik Szoboszlai, Hugo Ekitike, Andy Robertson, Wataru Endo, Milos Kerkez, Giovanni Leoni, Jeremie Frimpong and Calvin Ramsay have all liked Salah's post. Harvey Elliott, who has spent the season on loan with Villa, also liked the post."
Or get him ready but change your mind at the last minute and sit him back on the bench. Slot is fecked whatever he does anyway so he's got nothing to lose.If I was slot, I would get him on the pitch in the 90th minute.
"Jones, Dominik Szoboszlai, Hugo Ekitike, Andy Robertson, Wataru Endo, Milos Kerkez, Giovanni Leoni, Jeremie Frimpong and Calvin Ramsay have all liked Salah's post. Harvey Elliott, who has spent the season on loan with Villa, also liked the post."
Nah, replace the squad and give him a five year extension.That's mental. Surely Slots days are numbered now?
Or get him ready but change your mind at the last minute and sit him back on the bench. Slot is fecked whatever he does anyway so he's got nothing to lose.
That's an outdated list too, there were way more than that.That's mental. Surely Slots days are numbered now?
At what point do these players take some responsibility for what's happening on the pitch?"Jones, Dominik Szoboszlai, Hugo Ekitike, Andy Robertson, Wataru Endo, Milos Kerkez, Giovanni Leoni, Jeremie Frimpong and Calvin Ramsay have all liked Salah's post. Harvey Elliott, who has spent the season on loan with Villa, also liked the post."
I wouldn't go that far. But I think slot needs to stand up for himself or he's as well off quitting on the spot as it looks like you're not gonna sack him.Misread it as getting rid of them from the squad i.e. sell them...
I try to imagine what happens when you have a player says: ‘Take me off defensive duty, because I’m so much better than the rest, I will make the difference in attack on my own’. And then he stops making a difference, and you tell him he’s going to have to start defending again if he wants to play.I mean, Salah might be the only Liverpool employee doing a worse job than Arne at the moment. Does he not realize this?
Tell me you don't watch Liverpool without telling me you don't watch Liverpool.I mean, Salah might be the only Liverpool employee doing a worse job than Arne at the moment. Does he not realize this?
"Jones, Dominik Szoboszlai, Hugo Ekitike, Andy Robertson, Wataru Endo, Milos Kerkez, Giovanni Leoni, Jeremie Frimpong and Calvin Ramsay have all liked Salah's post. Harvey Elliott, who has spent the season on loan with Villa, also liked the post."
That is not what happened. For one reason or another, as from the very start of the season, Salah was utilized in a completely different role than last year, when he thrived. He was shifted out wide right and remained there almost exclusively or for large parts of the games. He didn't do enough with the ball when he had possession or didn't convert all of his chances, so he's partly to blame, but that was never his game anyway. He has had loads of off-games which he still decided with one brilliant move or goal, those just didn't come early in the season - whether that's down to his positional change or to himself is up in the air. For me, the drop off is too big in too short a time to be completely atrributed to the "his legs have gone" argument.I try to imagine what happens when you have a player says: ‘Take me off defensive duty, because I’m so much better than the rest, I will make the difference in attack on my own’. And then he stops making a difference, and you tell him he’s going to have to start defending again if he wants to play.
I imagine the result would look abit like this.
Bit contradictory to open with that silly line and then cite his G/A ratio. He has barely contributed more than Gakpo anyway, who has been diabolical this season. I honestly can't name a single player with a faster and sharper decline than Salah between last and this season.Tell me you don't watch Liverpool without telling me you don't watch Liverpool.
If it's a performance vs expectations/past performances list, Salah quite obviously ranks top. Otherwise, he's way down the list of our issues, still contributes more than the rest of our squad in G/A if not overall performances, and our results without him are far worse than they are with him, in all areas.
Lazy narrative.
From then players there are maybe 2/3 who can hold their heads up and so they performed, rest have been poor at best and it is not just tactics. Some of them shouldn’t be anywhere near a title challenging squad

