// people may point fingers at Szoboszlai for his most recent mistakes (way too much self-confidence makes a player think he's invincible, that everything he tries on the pitch *will* work out, when in fact... a bit of fear of screwing up is exactly what makes a player to be *cautious* and make better decisions), or Konaté for his poor performance (basically leaving all the responsibility up to Van Dijk and Alisson since forever), but honestly... I don't think either of them is as much at fault as Slot. the terrible moment Liverpool is living is exclusively his fault, starting off the wrong players, insisting on the same failed tactics over and over, out of pure stubbornness. Kerkez isn't half a player Robertson is, Chiesa is always on the bench in order to start Gakpo-- who, really, don't get me wrong, is a good player (but is treated as 'THE GOAT that we can't play without' by Slot). Klopp's times were always about meritocracy, not nationality... and it's CLEAR that Slot is the other way around. he's at the 'extra time' in Liverpool, and honestly, it surprises me he hadn't been sacked yet. our Premier League title wasn't his merit, was Klopp's-- he only carried on with Klopp's work, with Klopp's team, and now that *he* put his ideas out there and tried to build up his own team... we can see how his real management is like. I'm rarely this pissed off with a manager, but it's like he's mocking on Liverpool's history with the way he works, he's far too arrogant to be there. football is about collective, not one person's ideas only, I feel that I miss this... the way Klopp listened to the players and the supporters. I'm no freaking manager and def couldn't do better than him, but honestly... just changing it back to meritocracy over nationality to decide which player would start or not, I think half of the issues would be fixed already. bye Slot! as long as you're there, watching Liverpool play will always be f*cking painful.