‘Really poor’ Liverpool side sent relegation warning as ‘doom loop’ continues

Liverpool have been told they could face relegation from the Premier League if their big-name summer signings continue to flop.

The Reds started the season with five wins from five Premier League matches after winning the title in their first season under the deadline.

But Liverpool They have now lost five of their last six matches in all competitions, including four in a row in the Premier League, which sees them in sixth place ahead of Sunday’s fixture.

There have even been some reports that the claim may come under pressure from the slot board, That could move to re-appoint Jurgen Kloppif he doesn’t quickly turn to results and performances.

Former Chelsea and Aston Villa striker Tony Cascarino has found it hard to believe his way back from Liverpool, who lost 3-2 at Brentford on Saturday so far this season.

Cascarino said Talk port: “I was just amazed at Liverpool. They were exactly what I spoke to them about all season.

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“The performance replicated everything I thought was bad. Goals conceded Callum again one and two plus goals and, well, it wasn’t a fair reflection of the game, they won 3-2. It could have been 4-1 Brentford comfortably.

“Liverpool are beaten so easily by basic corners, free-kicks, throw-ins and when they have the ball too much goes wrong. It’s without all the hassle.

“Yesterday Dominik Suzboslai, he was the only player in the field who looked like he was in the race.

“This man (Arn Slott) is just spinning the plates and when you get the scenario that you’ve got a number of transfers that go through the door and we only see the effects when they’re on the pitch but there are also scenarios that happen in football clubs, because I’m involved in that he settles inside the camp, in the training room, in the settlement, that’s how they settle inside the dressing room. are

“When you make a lot of transfers, most of them get to work. Liverpool have gone for a team that was very stable last year with nothing going on to do a load of business and it’s all in place. It feels like you’re spinning the plates with every position.”

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After hearing Andy Robertson comment that Liverpool lacked structure and fight in the loss to Brentford, Cascarino added: “It’s an indictment. If they win more duels, that’s telling you. They wanted it more. Simple, basic.

“Go through the transfers in the summer. You go to Milos Krkez, how has he done? Too bad. You go through to Hugo Iktyk, probably one of the best numbers out there.

“Then you, of course, didn’t injure Alexander Isak, didn’t really fit.

“So there’s four big transfers and you’ve done such a decent, ecstatic job. Well, it’s not going to work for you as a team. So they’re struggling.

“Terry Venables always said, you buy five players at a football club, if five don’t work, you’re out.

“If the four don’t work, you’ll struggle and fight them.

“Liverpool are in that doom loop at the moment, I mean, I see it.

“Last year, everyone was talking about Manchester United. Liverpool where it’s going to take 10 years to get back, or challenge for the title. And I’m thinking, well, it’s taken them a month to catch Liverpool.

“In the last few weeks, what we’ve seen is that Man United look like a better team than Liverpool.

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“And what’s happened with what Amorim has taken, we’ve seen just last week, Man United go into Anfield, have a style, a certain way of playing, and score a couple against Liverpool and win the game.

“And then they’ve backed it up with another performance.

“But they backed it up when they beat Sunderland, because Man United played really well against Sunderland, who were flying high. So I worry where is Liverpool’s solution?

“I said at the start of the season, when I said to you after five games, we’re in the wrong position. They’re not that good, Liverpool.

“They’ve gone backwards with all the transfers so far. But does that mean you can turn it around? Well, yes, you can. But now the manager has to really use the players to try and convince the players of what they need.

“And it’s the idea of ​​playing and playing spinning plates. And yes, they’ve had injuries and they’ve got Champions League football. I get all that.

“But at the moment, I see a really poor Liverpool side, even compared to what they were last year.”