But we will start with the manager because it is the hot topic, let's be honest.

But there are no plans to part ways with Arnold Slaughter's thing stand.

I want to ask you, do you still think Liverpool, I think Liverpool generally would always take quite a cold look and assess the season.

Is that still likely to be the case this time around?

And will they still have the conversations around why it's gone wrong

and maybe where it's gone wrong?

Yeah, I think they're constantly assessing.

If you're familiar, you know, the people have watched FSG for the last 15,

nearly 16 years, they are, I always come down to the bottom line.

If the bottom line's in jeopardy, they will make a decision on something.

Liverpool have had to qualify for the Champions League this season.

They probably should just about clambering and do it.

But it hasn't been good enough.

Everybody knows it hasn't been good enough. The manager knows it hasn't been good enough. Everybody knows it hasn't been good enough.

The manager knows he hasn't performed well enough.

The players know that they haven't performed well enough.

The transfer activity last season that they thought would work

hasn't worked as it should have done.

So there are mitigating factors for results.

I think that this connection of between the fans and the team and the manager in particular has been exacerbated by the last couple of months

in terms of how poor results have been and performances. And I'm always gauging by the reaction within a stadium

and it was bad after Chelsea and it was bad last week at Aston Villa it really was so everybody

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