"I'm repeating myself a lot but I've said many times I feel a lot of support, not only from the owners and from Richard [Hughes, sporting director] and Michael [Edwards, chief executive], I feel a lot of support from them as well."
"But as weird as it might sound, I also feel the support of the fans. We were going out in Paris, when the players went out for the warm-up and the fans, after a 4-0 loss, immediately start singing 'We love you, Liverpool'."
"It's not only when we go through tough times. I think Anfield has shown in history and also since I'm here how important these fans are for us."
Arne Slot expresses confidence in the support from Liverpool's hierarchy amid pressure following three consecutive defeats. The team faces challenges in the FA Cup and Champions League. Despite the losses, Slot feels the backing of fans, who continue to show their loyalty even after disappointing performances. He acknowledges the importance of fan support, especially during tough times, and emphasizes the club's awareness of the current situation. Slot's comments come as protests against ticket price increases are planned, highlighting concerns about fan accessibility.
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