Kay Murray

And so I think a lot of the problem is down to the players.

You know, Arne Slott's not on the field making passes.

You know, Arne Slott's not on the field passing the ball when you've got 10 yards of space.

You're passing it to the opposition.

It's almost...

It's almost harder to pass it to the opposition, but they somehow still manage to do it.

And they've been doing it all season.

So I don't think you can put all this on a slot.

Yes, listen, when you're the coach and your team's not winning and it's doing poorly, you absolutely deserve to be under scrutiny and you deserve to take some blame.

But there are way too many players who are way below where they should be performing.

You can blame it all on him.

There's seven of them lying on a pile on top of each other with a big smile on their face.

And he's still being nice to me when I reminded him it was only their third win of the Premier League season, Wolves, and it came against Liverpool.

You're lucky you weren't in front of me going down the stairs.

I don't disagree with that.

I think every manager goes about it in a slightly different way.

And clearly, Arnish Locke's personality is completely the opposite to Jurgen Klopp.

So I think at the end of the day, Frank, that's just another thing to throw in the mix of what's going wrong.

I 100% agree that that's part of the problem, but I think there are probably four or five other things, and you put them all together, and that's why we're seeing what we're seeing.

But I wouldn't disagree with your point, Frank.