Alexis Mac Allister doesn’t spare Arne Slot with damning comment about ex-Liverpool coach’s reign

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That’s one of the changes, but now it’s much easier. Add us as a preferred source on Google to your favourites list for news you can trustMac Allister’s comments seem damning towards SlotMac Allister’s comment that things weren’t ‘right’ last season seems quite damning towards Slot, but go back to this time 12 months ago (or the tail end of the campaign) and the mood among Liverpool fans was morose.Watching the Reds became a chore, with a mixture of poor results and insipid football costing the Dutchman his job, a decision with which few supporters disagreed at the time.Of course, it must be acknowledged that the death of Diogo Jota had such a devastating impact on the squad that Andy Robertson admitted the players ‘didn’t care about football‘ for much of last season, and Slot carried the burden of trying to guide the team through their grief.Iraola’s predecessor also has our eternal gratitude for delivering Premier League glory in 2024/25, and while a parting of the ways felt right at the end of May, he doesn’t deserve to be demonised just because his reign ended on a low ebb.What we can say without fear of contradiction is that the Basque has breathed new life into Liverpool in the early part of his tenure at Anfield, with Mac Allister among the biggest beneficiaries as his welcome revival continues.