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Arne Slot is under significant pressure at Liverpool, reminiscent of Roy Hodgson's final days, following a disappointing 1-1 draw against Chelsea, who had lost six straight matches.
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Arne Slot situation compared to final days of Roy Hodgson
James Pearce believes Arne Slot is now facing the kind of pressure at Liverpool not seen since the final days of Roy Hodgsonâs disastrous spell in charge, following another hugely frustrating display against Chelsea.
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The Reds were booed at full-time after a 1-1 draw at Anfield against a Chelsea side who had lost six consecutive Premier League matches before travelling to Merseyside.
Despite an encouraging opening and Ryan Gravenberchâs early goal, Liverpool once again lost control of the contest and drifted into another passive, disjointed performance.
Writing for The Athletic, Pearce compared the current mood surrounding Slot to some of the darkest periods of the modern era at Anfield.
âThe parallels are undeniable.â
The journalist referenced Brendan Rodgersâ difficult end to the 2014/15 season before explaining why the reaction inside Anfield on Saturday felt even more alarming.
âA Liverpool manager hadnât faced this level of dissent on home turf since the final throes of Roy Hodgsonâs tenure in late 2010.â
That is an extraordinary comparison to make given how much goodwill the Dutch coach built after winning the Premier League title last season.
Both faced intense pressure from fans and media during disappointing performances, with Slot's current situation drawing comparisons to Hodgson's final days.
Liverpool drew 1-1 against Chelsea, a team that had lost six consecutive Premier League matches prior to this game.
Fans booed the team at full-time, reflecting their frustration with the performance.
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However, patience among supporters is clearly beginning to evaporate as performances continue to deteriorate.
Pearce described a âmutinous moodâ inside Anfield and pointed towards the loud boos that followed Rio Ngumoha being substituted midway through the second half.
Slot explained after the game that the 17-year-old winger was suffering from cramp, but supporters wanted Cody Gakpo removed instead as frustration boiled over.
The worrying aspect for Liverpool is that the criticism is no longer isolated.
Clinton Morrison admitted he was becoming âsick and tiredâ of Slotâs management, while Jermaine Pennant labelled the current football âzero press, zero intensityâ.
Pearce acknowledged the sympathy within FSG regarding Liverpoolâs injury crisis, especially after losing Diogo Jota last summer and then suffering setback after setback throughout the campaign.
Still, the wider concern is obvious.
Liverpool no longer resemble the aggressive, intense side supporters expect to watch, and the atmosphere at Anfield now reflects that growing disconnect between fans, manager and team.