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      Arne Slot - LFC Manager (Head Coach)

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      Re: Arne Slot - LFC Manager (Head Coach)
      Reply #299: Jul 26, 2024 12:13:08 pm


      I’m liken how Arne comes across, especially to the fuckwits in the media, he seems very smart and articulate, he has a aura of a man who knows what he’s doing, unlike his compatriot down the East Lancs Rd, he’s very clear in his explanations, in short we can fully understand what he is expressing rather the double Dutch from Ten Fags,

      Curtis alluded to how Arne is more hands on which obviously explains his coaching title rather than manager although in his case they go hand in hand, he points out that Arne will work on the finer details of each player making them even better than they are, he has a coach who does the one to one analysis so that everyone can iron out their mistakes and again improve their overall performances,

      I think incomings are unlikely until later in the window, Arne wisely wants run the rule over those returning later, and will then seek out those who he feels will improve on what we have already, I don’t think that we need too much, with us losing Joel Matip it’s possible we already have his replacement in Sepp van den berg, he’s been loaned out last couple of seasons so could he finally cement a place under Arne,  Stefan Bajcetic is another returnee albeit from injury rather from a loan, we seen this kid the previous season where he had shown glimpses of his quality, he’s quite adaptable but I think he’d be ideal as DM if indeed Arne plays such a system, Tyler Morton another loanee return, and another option for midfield or indeed DM, Ben Doak, both loaned out and injured gives us another attacking option from the right, hopefully he can remain injury free and make the impact he promises,

      We seen last season Jürgen bringing in kids from the academy and none of them looked out of place, youngsters Koumas, Clarke, Danns, McConnell all handled themselves really well, as to did Kaide Gordon who we first seen the season before, even younger Trey Ayoni made a impression albeit briefly but this lad has something about him and I hope to see more of him this campaign,

      Having said all that I think the LB position needs attention, Robbo’s legs won’t see him thru the entirety of the season and as good as Kostas can be I think we need a upgrade, we could also look at a bringing in a bit more creativity, something we were woefully short of last season, however with a slightly different and perhaps improved system that may happen inadvertently, so for me there’s lots to ponder over, none of us has any real idea and are only surmising what could happen with a Arne system, but who’s not exited, who isn’t looking forward to the new Liverpool, we’re but a month away from the start and I am fairly confident that Arne will be the real deal,

      The fuckwits in the media are hoping he fucks it up, cos he’s not a big name, he doesn’t fall into line with their usual sh*te, why hasn’t Liverpool spent any money, why hasn’t Liverpool went for this player or that, we think he’s perfect for them, Anthony Gordon a prime example, click bait bullshit at its worst, we will have targets, we will have our eyes on certain individuals, if indeed they become available, so what is our aim this season, a season under a new manager/coach, who will bring about a fresh beginning, taking over a group who are still in transition, what realistically should we be aiming at, I reckon top 4, maybe a cup run, we can’t expect too much too soon, however we do things differently though don’t we, instinct tells me we will fair better than a 4th placed finish, I won’t stick my neck out just yet though, I’m waiting to see how we are for a few weeks, but I’m saying this now, we won’t be too far away !!


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      Great Post, but I read we are selling Sepp Van Den Berg, so hopefully someone comes in for him
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      Reply #300: Jul 26, 2024 12:51:43 pm
      Curtis saying Arne wants a less rushed, more controlled midfield this season compared to one's gone by.

      My number 1 criticism of us over the years was just how chaotic we played and how to style was more basketball you attack we attack stuff than I'd have liked.

      The year we won the title under Jürgen we were a controlled outfit.

      A return to that would be music to my ears even though in Curtis' interview he seemed to be almost critical of Klopps style more than I would want an ex player of his to be.

      Have a listen and make your own assessments. One thing with Curtis that has never been in doubt. On the face of it he doesn't lack for self belief.

      https://youtu.be/hf9DvIV0zzM?si=mUIjTEbw38s0LWyG

      Interesting interview that. He was a bit critical of Jürgen's style of play wasn't he?

      Definitely sounds like we are moving to a more possession based, less gegenpressing style. Which fits with what Slot has said before about City under Pep being his kind of model style.

      Personally, I don't want us to move too far in that direction as I find City a bit boring to watch (maybe I wouldn't so much if it was us snd not them playing that way though) and found Jürgen's end to end style exciting and entertaining as F**k, even if could get a bit chaotic on occasion. (Funnily enough, in the latter part of last season, I felt we were being a bit too slow and patient in the build up.)

      Be interesting to see how different it is this season. Definitely sounds like Curtis is enjoying Slot's coaching so far though.
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      Reply #301: Jul 26, 2024 12:53:31 pm
      To further on the above post by _Tickle_

      "In terms of build-up and how comfortable we are on the ball and how calm we have to be and play more as a team, not in a rush to attack, we want to have the ball and break teams down then that gives us a chance if we give the ball away to go and press."

      "In the past it felt like a rush, a bit too direct, up and down up and down, he wants us to have all the ball and completely kill teams."
      - Curtis Jones



      Great to get the beginning of our players talking about Slot's philosophy rather than analysis via punditry, YouTube vids etc.....
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      Reply #302: Jul 26, 2024 01:25:36 pm
      To further on the above post by _Tickle_

      "In terms of build-up and how comfortable we are on the ball and how calm we have to be and play more as a team, not in a rush to attack, we want to have the ball and break teams down then that gives us a chance if we give the ball away to go and press."

      "In the past it felt like a rush, a bit too direct, up and down up and down, he wants us to have all the ball and completely kill teams."
      - Curtis Jones



      Great to get the beginning of our players talking about Slot's philosophy rather than analysis via punditry, YouTube vids etc.....

      It'll be interesting to see whether such a style reduces the injury rate for us.
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      Reply #303: Jul 26, 2024 01:31:58 pm
      It'll be interesting to see whether such a style reduces the injury rate for us.

      True. Also whether it helps us maintain our energy/stamina over a whole season. In principle, you would think it would, on both counts.
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      Reply #304: Jul 26, 2024 02:26:02 pm
      To further on the above post by _Tickle_

      "In terms of build-up and how comfortable we are on the ball and how calm we have to be and play more as a team, not in a rush to attack, we want to have the ball and break teams down then that gives us a chance if we give the ball away to go and press."

      "In the past it felt like a rush, a bit too direct, up and down up and down, he wants us to have all the ball and completely kill teams."
      - Curtis Jones



      Great to get the beginning of our players talking about Slot's philosophy rather than analysis via punditry, YouTube vids etc.....

      I could be wrong...this sounds more like what Rodgers was touting when he managed us. Rest in possession so you can press and get the ball back.
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      Reply #305: Jul 26, 2024 04:12:21 pm
      2 weeks of preseason without even a proper game and Jones is the happiest he has ever been. The lad is just desperately trying to gain favour with Slot as he fully knows that he is lucky to be in the squad and could well be shipped out.  :roll:
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      Reply #306: Jul 26, 2024 07:53:30 pm
      2 weeks of preseason without even a proper game and Jones is the happiest he has ever been. The lad is just desperately trying to gain favour with Slot as he fully knows that he is lucky to be in the squad and could well be shipped out.  :roll:

      Nothing like a bit of pre-season positivity  :f_doh:
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      Reply #307: Jul 26, 2024 08:06:42 pm
      2 weeks of preseason without even a proper game and Jones is the happiest he has ever been. The lad is just desperately trying to gain favour with Slot as he fully knows that he is lucky to be in the squad and could well be shipped out.  :roll:

      All Jones really said was that Slot’s style and the way he utilises midfielders will suit him more and is more in keeping with how the player himself likes to play.
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      Reply #308: Jul 27, 2024 07:29:21 am
      Nothing like a bit of pre-season positivity  :f_doh:



      I reckon he’s been struck with a Everton death ray, it kills any ideas of success, maybe he was born in 1995 and positivity is completely alien to him, immersed in a life of complete f***in misery and negativity, maybe a blow job or having is arse poked , whatever floats his boat will bring about some hope, I’m betting even the Samaritans hang up on him !! 😁
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      Reply #309: Jul 28, 2024 03:35:55 am
      I’m betting even the Samaritans hang up on him !! 😁

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      Even AI will be begging for human intervention help.
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      Re: Arne Slot - LFC Manager (Head Coach)
      Reply #310: Jul 28, 2024 09:29:53 am


      I’m liken how Arne comes across, especially to the fuckwits in the media, he seems very smart and articulate, he has a aura of a man who knows what he’s doing, unlike his compatriot down the East Lancs Rd, he’s very clear in his explanations, in short we can fully understand what he is expressing rather the double Dutch from Ten Fags,

      Curtis alluded to how Arne is more hands on which obviously explains his coaching title rather than manager although in his case they go hand in hand, he points out that Arne will work on the finer details of each player making them even better than they are, he has a coach who does the one to one analysis so that everyone can iron out their mistakes and again improve their overall performances,

      I think incomings are unlikely until later in the window, Arne wisely wants run the rule over those returning later, and will then seek out those who he feels will improve on what we have already, I don’t think that we need too much, with us losing Joel Matip it’s possible we already have his replacement in Sepp van den berg, he’s been loaned out last couple of seasons so could he finally cement a place under Arne,  Stefan Bajcetic is another returnee albeit from injury rather from a loan, we seen this kid the previous season where he had shown glimpses of his quality, he’s quite adaptable but I think he’d be ideal as DM if indeed Arne plays such a system, Tyler Morton another loanee return, and another option for midfield or indeed DM, Ben Doak, both loaned out and injured gives us another attacking option from the right, hopefully he can remain injury free and make the impact he promises,

      We seen last season Jürgen bringing in kids from the academy and none of them looked out of place, youngsters Koumas, Clarke, Danns, McConnell all handled themselves really well, as to did Kaide Gordon who we first seen the season before, even younger Trey Ayoni made a impression albeit briefly but this lad has something about him and I hope to see more of him this campaign,

      Having said all that I think the LB position needs attention, Robbo’s legs won’t see him thru the entirety of the season and as good as Kostas can be I think we need a upgrade, we could also look at a bringing in a bit more creativity, something we were woefully short of last season, however with a slightly different and perhaps improved system that may happen inadvertently, so for me there’s lots to ponder over, none of us has any real idea and are only surmising what could happen with a Arne system, but who’s not exited, who isn’t looking forward to the new Liverpool, we’re but a month away from the start and I am fairly confident that Arne will be the real deal,

      The fuckwits in the media are hoping he fucks it up, cos he’s not a big name, he doesn’t fall into line with their usual sh*te, why hasn’t Liverpool spent any money, why hasn’t Liverpool went for this player or that, we think he’s perfect for them, Anthony Gordon a prime example, click bait bullshit at its worst, we will have targets, we will have our eyes on certain individuals, if indeed they become available, so what is our aim this season, a season under a new manager/coach, who will bring about a fresh beginning, taking over a group who are still in transition, what realistically should we be aiming at, I reckon top 4, maybe a cup run, we can’t expect too much too soon, however we do things differently though don’t we, instinct tells me we will fair better than a 4th placed finish, I won’t stick my neck out just yet though, I’m waiting to see how we are for a few weeks, but I’m saying this now, we won’t be too far away !!


      YNWA



      Agreed billy man.

      I'm liking slot too.
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      Reply #311: Jul 28, 2024 11:40:34 am
      Watching the interview after the game and I really like what he says. I'm optimistic for him and us.
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      Reply #312: Aug 01, 2024 08:36:19 pm
      Never knew him before, but I like what I am seeing. Back him from top to bottom,in ever sense.
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      Reply #313: Aug 01, 2024 10:36:51 pm
      My favourite manager since the Klopp days
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      Reply #314: Aug 01, 2024 10:48:30 pm
      My favourite manager since the Klopp days
      Ufffff, time flies, and I've lost count. What are we at now, one?
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      Reply #315: Aug 01, 2024 10:49:44 pm
      My favourite manager since the Klopp days

       :lmao:
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      Reply #316: Aug 01, 2024 10:53:46 pm
      Watching the interview after the game and I really like what he says. I'm optimistic for him and us.

      He's even more outspokenly ruthless than I thought.

      Not word for word but how I interpreted was;

      "Winning in pre-season matters"
      "fell apart 2nd half, Arsenal all over us"
      "No kids stood out unlike at Betis"
      "Nyoni has a lot to learn defensively"
      "Harvey nice assists but buck up your ideas on your other chances too"

      I was thinking to myself when watching it, Jeeeeesus sunshine take it easy  :lmao:
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      Reply #317: Aug 02, 2024 07:36:59 am
      Ufffff, time flies, and I've lost count. What are we at now, one?

      You’d of lost plenty come end of season count then.  :f_whistle:
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      Reply #318: Aug 02, 2024 08:19:34 am
      We did well last season and despite injuries and playing with the emotion of Jürgen leaving we were right in the mix until the kat 10 games. We don't need much to compete and Arne seems a good choice so far
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      Reply #319: Aug 02, 2024 09:33:16 am
      You’d of lost plenty come end of season count then.  :f_whistle:
      "have"
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      Reply #320: Aug 15, 2024 02:30:34 am
      My gripe is that Slot knew he was coming last season, he said he watched numerous LFC games ....so to me as incoming Manager you must have some pretty good idea what you need and want.


      Which other Manager goes to a new Club and doesn't get to buy any new additions?


      Doesn't make sense.


      The side last year was good enough to be 5 points clear of the pack at the start of March. But we ran out of legs and injuries didn't help.


      Now we have only gone and got rid of players but brought no one in....


      Unfathomable at a Club like ours!

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      Reply #321: Aug 15, 2024 07:34:35 am
      My gripe is that Slot knew he was coming last season, he said he watched numerous LFC games ....so to me as incoming Manager you must have some pretty good idea what you need and want.


      Which other Manager goes to a new Club and doesn't get to buy any new additions?


      Doesn't make sense.


      The side last year was good enough to be 5 points clear of the pack at the start of March. But we ran out of legs and injuries didn't help.


      Now we have only gone and got rid of players but brought no one in....


      Unfathomable at a Club like ours!
      can't see us doing what we did last year without klopp in charge, he just raised players 20 30 per cent, I always said fsg will be under pressure once he left

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