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.
Despite Liverpool's recent struggles, having lost six of their past seven games, Crouch thinks that Slot has earned enough credit from last season's Premier League title win to see this season through.
He's earned enough grace from last season to certainly see this season through.
Crouch did express some concerns over Slot's selection and tactics, particularly in the Carabao Cup, where he felt that a stronger team should have won.
- Liverpool meet Aston Villa today, looking to turn their season around.
- Crouch questions Slot's decision to make significant changes to the team during a struggling period.
Crouch summarized his thoughts, saying that Slot's job is safe for now, but there are concerns about the team's performance.
Author's summary: Crouch believes Slot's job is safe despite Liverpool's struggles.
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