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Major issue with non home-grown though. As it stands we only have one berth left and i guess that is Barcola. If we want more non home grown players we need to shift some weight in that area. For instance we cannot shift Jones and replace with a fancy foreign type, we would have to play home-grown tax on replacing him as it stands.

hmmmm. Fowler, Owen, Gerrard, Trent, Callaghan, Elliot?

Nunez coming back with no price tag pressure on him may be a very good thing. Often players flop first time round in the Prem and come back world beaters, Mo Salah for instance.

That dude from Aston Villa especially

Wow! Finally! Had a feeling today was the day!

he's off according to The Athletic

more AI gen stuff: Record / worst mark What happened Worst Premier League run in the Slot era Liverpool lost four league games in a row, which equalled the club’s longest run of defeats in the Premier League era. Worst domestic form since February 2021 The Brentford defeat left Liverpool on their worst run of domestic form since February 2021. Worst spell since 1954 After the PSV defeat, Liverpool had lost nine of their last 12 games, their worst spell since the 1953-54 season. Most defeats in 12 games since 1953-54 Nine defeats in 12 is Liverpool’s worst such run since 1953-54. Three straight losses by 3+ goals Liverpool suffered three consecutive defeats by three goals or more, the first time that had happened since December 1953. Three straight games conceding 3+ goals Slot’s team conceded 3+ goals in three consecutive games, the first time since September 1992. Worst start by goals conceded in league since 1992 Liverpool had conceded 20 goals in their first 12 Premier League matches, their worst start since 1992. Heaviest home league defeat in the Premier League era The 3-0 home loss to Nottingham Forest equalled Liverpool’s heaviest home defeat in the Premier League era. Worst set-piece defending in Europe’s top leagues Liverpool had conceded more goals from set pieces than any other team in Europe’s top leagues at that point. Equal longest league losing streak in the Premier League era Liverpool’s four straight league defeats matched their longest Premier League-era losing run. A couple of notes: some of these are club-wide historical marks, while others are records for Slot’s season specifically. The standout summary is that Liverpool went through a nine-defeats-in-12 spell, which several outlets tied to their worst run since 1953-54.

Please don’t tell slot

he could have passed to one of our players though. Would have helped like.

Ahhh ffs what he have to go and do that for? It's like he doesn't even want to get fired.

if i was in charge of LFC and what appears (at the moment) to be fairly loose purse strings on a massive purse - i'd get Klopp back to see out the season and refresh our lads on how it's done and then have an actual handover of a month or two to the new guy(s) coming in about how it's f***ing done then he can step back to DoF for a while to oversee the succession properly and semi retire to the same role he's doing for Red Bull but for FSG instead. f*** he could probably get their rounders teams to play better too.

i haven't got enough beers for ET then pens. I'd gambled on a 90 minuter and an early night.

f*** me there was a time when having a bad game but still digging out a win was a good thing.

I stand by it that statement, every game little things have improved. I think because every game Wirtz has improved. Yeah we lost some or drew too many on the way, but you have to admit Wirtz and Ekitike have been filthy good at times recently. But my point is more the size of the job given what the chap has in his hands which people refuse to recognise. There is still fragility after taking the lead but even that is improving game by game.. and that s*** is going to take while. The loss of Jota smashed our mentality monsters but people refuse to understand that may be an issue?? One thing I do not quite understand is the lack of fitness, but is that just too many games with too smaller squad of fit players?

Yeah, nah. We've had to invent a whole new system this year, we're players short in key positions, and everything else that's gone on. Each game we've been improving (even if not winning) and finally we're starting to see things work - but it will be fits and starts still I'm sure. Start of the season ALL our new signings were awful (Ekiteke aside - but he was raw) and we'd shipped the old guard that could do a job (And what a job old TAA could do). All the players were down for obvious reasons and for some reason Konate was awful for three months, Salah is still off his game. injuries have been a joke and refs think we are c****. I think this manager can do a job, but so few on here seem to look at the situation from up high and realise what a s*** show he's had to deal with and f***ing refuse to give the guy a little slack. It's a total rebuild of team AND tactics to take us into the next era, it was never going to be easy.