Arne Slot’s Southampton fury revealed by key Liverpool duo

Trent Alexander-Arnold admitted that he had never seen the director ARNE SLOT Arger than it was at the end of the first half of Liverpool’s 3-1 victory over Southampton.

The REDS team was late at the end of the first half after the first disappointing half, but doubled by Mohamed Salah and a blow from Darwin Nunez in the end, it turned matters after the break and maintained Liverpool’s progress at the top of the Premier League standings.

Salah revealed after the match how the Slot’s Furious team inspired half of the time Liverpool, and Alexander-Arnold joined Al-Masry in openness over the anger of the Dutch.

“Maybe more [angry] I have seen him yet, I think it is good that he was not very moving yet, but I really think that, “said Alexander Arnold. LFCTV.

“It wasn’t good enough, we deserved to go down, but we went out in the second half with a point to prove this and we did it really early. As one team and individuals, you would like to be good in every game but it is not possible.

“You will have days like this as you don’t play well, you are not proud of performance. It is a day you look at it and think yes, we got the three points, this is the most important thing.”

Like Alexander-Arnold, they are also defender Virgil Van Digk, the reason for the anger of the opening from his players.

In response to a question about whether this is the most angry, the director saw, Van Dick added: “Yes, but if you look at the first half, he had all the right to anger.

“And I think that from his point of view, too, it was more frustrated to see. But we did what we all wanted in the second half and what he wanted as well, and now we move. He was not happy and he had all the right to do so [not be].

“No one was really happy with the first half performance, but we are all human and we have no intention to play the first half as we did.

“Unfortunately, we did that, but we turned it. This is part of football.”

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