Liverpool fans are growing frustrated as their team continues to struggle at home under manager Arne Slot. The Reds have had a tough run of results, and supporters at Anfield are losing patience.
On Saturday, Liverpool lost 3–0 to Nottingham Forest at Anfield. This defeat was one of their worst home performances in recent years. It was also their sixth league loss in seven games. Problems in defense and a lack of goals have become major concerns for the team.
After the match, Slot spoke to the media and accepted responsibility for the team’s poor form. He said he needs to look at himself and his team to find solutions. Slot mentioned that mistakes in defending set pieces and missing chances in attack were key reasons for the losses. He also said he believes there is still a way to turn things around with adjustments and hard work.
Fans, however, are not happy with just words. Many feel the team is not playing with enough urgency. Some supporters have criticized new players, like Alexander Isak and Florian Wirtz, for not performing as expected. Others are unhappy with the way money has been spent on the squad, saying the team still has serious weaknesses.
Despite the pressure, the club’s leadership is still backing Slot. Journalist Fabrizio Romano reported that Liverpool are not planning to sack him immediately. The board said they trust Slot to fix the problems and improve results.
But for many fans, trust is weakening. Anfield, once a place of hope and belief, now feels tense. Questions about tactics, teamwork, and leadership remain. The coming weeks will be crucial for Slot and Liverpool as they try to regain form and win back their supporters’ confidence.
