Former PL boss tells Slott to ‘don’t worry’ about other teams as his job is ‘easy’

Former Premier League manager Martin O’Neill has told Arne his job is “easy” and suggested he stop rambling about other team tactics, suggesting his approach is similar to that of Arsene Wenger.

The Reds have had more problems with the Reds this season than they did last term in the slot. Indeed, he led them to Premier League honors in their first campaign, but they are now on a four-game losing streak.

The latest loss came to Manchester United, who followed Liverpool Boss complained about United’s low block.

He said: “If you play United, with a lot of quality players they have (and) brought in some new ones this summer – and if they come to us in low blocks, play a lot of long balls, the last thing you want to do is go 1-0 down.”

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But the former Premier League manager O’Neill What is the suggestion? Slot Need to comment on other teams’ systems and focus on your own.

“What I’m a little bit disappointed with – more than a little bit – are the comments that Slott, who has proven himself to be a great manager, came out and said (that) it’s very difficult to play against teams with low blocks and long balls,” he said. Talk port.

“It kind of reminds me of Arsene Wenger, when I was against him, every time a team got a result against Arsenal it was always because they played very defensively and they played the ball very, very, very long.

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“That’s your job. Your job as a manager is to break it down, it’s as simple as that. You’re responsible for your team. Whatever tactics the other team may use, you, you have to beat them.

“Sorry, you still have to face them, you have to defeat them.

“Does that mean you should have gone into (Robin) Amorim’s dressing room earlier and said: ‘Oh, sorry, please don’t play low block because we want to try this game?’ Sorry, don’t do that. “

Indeed, with Slott facing a new challenge in terms of losses, it will be interesting to see how he bounces back, possibly having to change his tactics to compete with other teams.

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