"We've had the same conversations that we've had since I got here. We fight on. We try to improve, but the conversations have been the same as they have been for the last one and a half years."
"And then there is even more when you start losing more games than this club, players or the manager are used to. But there was pressure last season as well for us to win the league. "But now it's a different kind of pressure because we have lost so many games. "In the end, it's about doing what this club is about. Keep fighting no matter how difficult it is. It would also be nice if we reward ourselves in the moments we play well."
"Liverpool are "not a sacking club" but "it does get to a stage for any manager at a club where it's untenable"."
Arne Slot says conversations with Liverpool owners have been unchanged since his arrival and vows to keep fighting despite heavy criticism. Liverpool lost 4-1 to PSV in the Champions League, marking their ninth defeat in 12 games and the club's worst run in 71 years. Slot oversaw a title-winning season in May and the club spent nearly £450m on summer signings, including a British-record £125m for Alexander Isak. The team sits 12th in the Premier League after 12 matches and 13th in the Champions League group phase. Jamie Carragher warned the situation can become untenable for any manager.
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