"I think this started towards the end of last season. Do you remember when they won the league? The bad form started; they went away, went to Ibiza or something. Arne Slot was DJing. Honestly, DJing in Ibiza. I think that's disrespectful that, before the season's done. I think that's classless."
"You have to finish the job, he added. The fringe players are watching the manager on a set of decks while there are still games to play. What kind of message is that? I think that's disrespectful; I think it's classless that, and the form fell off a cliff then and has never recovered."
Liverpool have lost six of their last seven league games and sit in the bottom half of the table after securing the Premier League title. The crisis has been attributed to an off-field decision when manager Arne Slot travelled to Ibiza and DJed while the season was technically still in progress. The Ibiza celebrations were described as disrespectful and classless and were said to signal the moment the club's winning mentality was discarded. Concerns were raised about professional standards and the message sent to fringe players observing the manager partying before remaining matches.
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