Former Manchester United assistant coach talks about Liverpool: Don’t change the way of playing easily and don’t blame each other internally

Hupu October 30 News Recently, former Manchester United assistant coach Meulensteen talked about his views on Liverpool's recent performance in an interview with CasinoHawks.

Meulensteen said: "I have the highest respect for Slott because we have known each other for a long time, and his character will not change. Slott will remain true to himself - he will always be very calm and candid when expressing his opinions and observations and analysis, and will not take it for granted. The situation was exaggerated, because he knew that the team actually played quite well and could create opportunities, but it just failed to convert the opportunities into goals. "

"Last year, the team could sometimes go smoothly and enter an excellent game state, almost every time. Every shot can be scored; and now, Liverpool is facing the impact of adversity. You must withstand this difficult period, adjust the direction, and regain your form. But the key to this is not to change the established playing style and philosophy easily."

"As I said, Slott's remarks are always calm and reasonable, and this trait is what the club needs at the moment to make the players feel at ease."

"Indeed, Liverpool. Several new players have been introduced this summer, and they do need some time to adapt. How to solve the current problem? The answer is to work hard, stay committed, and strictly implement the tactical requirements. Moreover, sometimes it only takes one win to turn the whole situation around. "Do you remember? There was a period when Klopp was coaching Liverpool-when the players were completely out of control. A certain degree of mental fatigue, and Van Dijk was injured. "But they finally solved the problem internally and did not cause too much trouble. You know, once Liverpool loses, there will be all kinds of comments from the outside."

"The team must ensure that we maintain a good and calm atmosphere and don't blame each other. What we have to do is to identify the problems that need to be solved, make targeted improvements, and then move forward."