“I can’t share the dressing room with them” – Sergio Ramos makes a shocking demand to Arne Slot, insisting that TWO Liverpool players must be sold before he joins Anfield next week
David Lynch believes Liverpool’s recent struggles can’t be blamed solely on bad luck. He points to Harrison Reed’s late equalizer as an unusual incident, but argues Liverpool didn’t do enough to win the game. Lynch describes their performance as below standard, citing a broader pattern of underwillingness that’s become apparent in recent weeks.
Concerns About Liverpool’s Playing Style
Lynch questions Arne Slot’s tactical approach, suggesting it’s brittle and reliant on fine margins. He describes Liverpool’s games as subdued and low-action, lacking authority and control. Despite a nine-match unbeaten streak, Lynch warns this can be deceptive, and another downturn could be looming.
Doubts Over Slot’s Position
Lynch raises concerns about Slot’s long-term suitability, suggesting even top-four qualification wouldn’t silence doubts. He notes many clubs would’ve made a change after Liverpool’s poor run, and questions the team’s title challenge prospects.
Depth and Transfer Issues
Lynch highlights Liverpool’s lack of attacking depth, with Cody Gakpo often the only established forward. He questions why players like Federico Chiesa remain at the club and expects minimal January transfer activity.
Positive Signs
Lynch praises Jeremie Frimpong for his quality and tactical flexibility, and Florian Wirtz for his sharp finishing. However, he advises caution with Wirtz due to his lingering hamstring issue. These players offer glimmers of hope amidst the team’s struggles.
