Ex-Liverpool Striker Crouch Weighs in on Manager Arne Slot's Job Security
Former Liverpool striker Peter Crouch believes that manager Arne Slot's job is secure, regardless of the team's performance this season.
Crouch's comments come as Liverpool prepares to face Aston Villa, having lost six of their last seven games. Despite this, Crouch thinks that Slot's success last season has earned him enough goodwill to see him through the current season.
He's earned enough grace from last season to certainly see this season through.
Crouch does express some concerns over Slot's tactics and selection, particularly in the Carabao Cup. He notes that the team's struggles made it surprising to see so many changes to the lineup.
It was one of those where he actually really needed a win in the Carabao Cup, so to change as many players as he did seemed a little bit strange when they're struggling as much as they are.
Crouch summarizes his thoughts by stating that the team needed more quality in their lineup, given their current struggles.
Author's summary: Crouch believes Slot's job is safe despite Liverpool's struggles.
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