Jamie Carragher says Arne Slot has lost Liverpool fans and won’t win them back

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Carragher believes boos at Anfield signal a turning point for Slot after Tottenham drawArne Slot faces an uphill battle to reconnect with Liverpool supporters after audible boos followed Sunday’s draw with Tottenham at Anfield.That’s the view of Jamie Carragher, who told Sky Sports that the Dutch coach now needs something “really special” to repair a relationship with fans that appears to be deteriorating quickly. Speaking ahead of Monday night’s Premier League action, Carragher hinted that pressure around Slot has reached a critical stage.Carragher: Match-going fans have now turned on SlotPhoto by James Gill – Danehouse/Getty ImagesCarragher highlighted a clear distinction between online criticism and the backing Slot had continued to receive from fans inside the stadium — at least until recently.“I think there’s always a difference between what you see online and the match-going fans,” he explained.

“For much of this season, even when people were turning on Arne Slot, the fans at Anfield were still behind him.”He pointed to moments earlier in the campaign as evidence, including support shown after the Mohamed Salah situation and chants for Slot during the trip to the San Siro. From here, it’s going to be really difficult for him to win them back.”Carragher suggested only a major turnaround — such as a strong run or silverware — could change the mood.

“He now needs something really special. The draw against Tottenham was another example of what has frustrated supporters: slow, uninspired football lacking intensity.That style of play appears to be a key factor behind the growing dissatisfaction at Anfield.Although Carragher acknowledged that a trophy could still shift the narrative, it currently feels unlikely.