Lewis Steele: “Would have sacked Slot and he should go If same as Saturday”

Lewis Steele: “Would have sacked Slot and he should go If same as Saturday” Slot Under Pressure as Sack Talk Intensifies Ahead of PSG Clash Liverpool’s turbulent season has reached a defining moment, with serious questions now swirling around Slot and whether a sack is becoming inevitable. The backdrop is a bruising 4-0 defeat at the Etihad, a result that has not only damaged confidence but also exposed deep-rooted structural issues within the squad. As one respected journalist put it bluntly after the match: “That from Liverpool was the lowest ebb of this rotten season and insults the 7,600 fans… zero fight after one-nil.

” It is a damning assessment, and one that reflects a growing sentiment among observers. Despite a relatively even opening half-hour, the collapse following the first goal was stark. “As soon as Haaland scores the penalty, you could physically see the heads drop… City were going to run away with the game,” he noted.

That psychological fragility has become a recurring theme, and one Slot has so far failed to address. Sack Debate Grows Louder Around Slot The conversation around a potential sack is no longer fringe—it is central. According to Lewis Steele, the trajectory is deeply concerning: “I struggle to see him turning it around… if anything they’re getting worse.

” That statement encapsulates the core issue. The problems are not new, nor are they improving. Tactical vulnerabilities, lack of cohesion, and a visible drop in intensity have persisted for months.