Is Jurgen Klopp actually unsackable?
What should Klopp do next?
The standards of refereeing seem to be in a constant decline. How is that not a blatant penalty for handball? Man Utd had a goal ruled out for something a lot less obvious. Gomez gets a yellow for something Arsenal were doing after minute 1? Strange but ok. Tsimikas was lucky to escape punishment for the elbow and overall, the refereeing was very inconsistent. At one point an Arsenal player had his arms wrapped around Alisson to stop him from throwing the ball out quickly….
First off, we all need to accept its going to get worse before it gets any better. City next weekend is going to be brutal. We’ve likely lost two more first XI before we even start to contemplate how to deal with the Haaland Globe Trotters. I fear Anfield is going to feel like the viewing room for some US state’s capital punishment; 54,000 people peering from behind quivering fingers as City slice through our ageing midfield.
FSG had set the perfect platform for Liverpool to continue being in contention for all the major honours. They had dragged themselves out of the mediocrity of the Gillett and Hicks era and returned to an exclusive elite of revered clubs in Europe. With little debt and steadily rising income, there was reason to believe we could compete with any club in the world for available top talent.
Liverpool’s previous approach of bringing in those players who are not quite world class but might reach it made perfect sense when they were a team trying to get into the English top 4, trying to build a team capable of competing for European honours, but which had neither the financial nor sporting credit to bring in the top dogs. But once they had done the hard part and got to the top table, continuing that philosophy doesn’t make sense.
Liverpool have other problems, some I plan on elucidating on later, but no single issue is more concerning than where Liverpool have positioned themselves in the transfer market, and how they have failed to recruit. FSG made a number of excellent decisions that led Liverpool to the top of the mountain, but only a couple of bad decisions can lead us all the way back down.
Liverpool are in the midst of a reset and it will take time for the new players to bed in. They will come again, as will Trent, but they have to continue to show faith in Klopp.
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