The difference between Slot and Klopp at Liverpool

[@AtTheBridgePod]

One clearly has hair and a beard, the other doesn’t.

[@Druville]

Astute observation, my friend

[@killuazoldyck200]

Now that u mentioned, I just noticed it. Lol

[@Wainy_16]

BUT WHICH ONE!?!?!

[@dutchmilk]

Insert doctor strange tripping effect~

[@liamo8932]

Don't forget the Teefs. One of dem got real teefs

[@ManUtd-Gerrard]

Liverpool were a powerhouse last season but injuries & Klopp’s departure shook things up. Arne Slot however didn’t try to reinvent the wheel. Instead he made smart adjustments. Where Klopp thrived on high-intensity pressing & rapid transitions, Slot has introduced a more measured controlled style. Yet when the moment demands the team can still switch to full Klopp mode as seen when they chase quick goals. While Klopp brought Liverpool back to life with his emotional leadership in 2015, Slot’s calm & methodical approach feels perfect for this phase. Klopp’s passion drove incredible highs but it also came with periods of burnout. Slot in contrast avoids any drama. His focus on consistency & gradual improvement has steadied the ship even when challenges arise. The results are clear. Despite no major signings Liverpool are leading both EPL & UCL. Slot’s straightforward methods have removed the weight of expectation letting players focus on performing without the pressure of larger narratives. After years of thrilling chaotic football under Klopp, Slot’s more composed style might be exactly what Liverpool needed. By building on the intensity Klopp established & adding a touch of calm, Slot has set Liverpool on a path which ensures long-term success...

[@duncankowable]

we have plenty of injuries this season as well - Konate, Tskmikas, Allison. TAA was also out at the start of the season

[@rasmuz8361]

That means they weren't a powerhouse.

[@thestrika]

​@@duncankowable You haven't had to field a side as bad as the one you did against Chelsea in the final so its not the same

[@Exodus_Gaming7]

​@@duncankowableit's not the same at, like literally

[@DjokerFan]

Your pfp is cursed💀

[@iso460]

Massive credit goes to Klopp for leaving such an unbelievable squad behind. They all get along with each other, on and off the pitch

[@Tea_N_Snacks]

Aren’t they all outta contract in a minute ?

[@iso460]

@Tea_N_Snacks yea, all 25 or so players will be out of contract

[@Tea_N_Snacks]

@iso460 😂👌

[@liammc433]

And also the liverpool board for getting someone like Slot who could.... slot right in. 🤣

[@lastgiddon]

@@liammc433 You meant Arne, who could Slot right in?

[@aaronsiva1678]

Slot looks like he would have brought order to Arrakis.

[@Colby_0-3_IRL_and_title_fights]

I'm not familiar but I believe you

[@bunkiebunk]

He came straight outta Giedi Prime

[@limetaker]

bros a harkonnen

[@whkoh7619]

the similarity is uncanny

[@Valisk]

For he IS the Kwitsatz Haderach!

[@arshavindrameh32]

From Klopp to Arne Slot, Liverpool has unarguably the best switch of MANAGERS in EPL

[@yawmfoafo1491]

Have you seen Chelsea

[@at_249]

Chelsea have done it numerous times although with small stints

[@modernway91]

Liverpool done it before in the 80’s

[@DeckerClips1]

Better than Ferguson to Moyes? No way!! :D More seriously, Wenger-Emery-Arteta was decent in retrospect (though of course not looking as good as Klopp-Slot so far). Chelsea? Lol. You mean the seamless Tuchel-Potter-Saltor-Lampard-Pochettino-Maresca handoff? The claim was "best switch" meaning "good to good"

[@at_249]

@@DeckerClips1 Hiddink-Ancelotti, Matteo-Benitez-Mourinho?

[@SirGeorgeButtox]

A smooth transition. Klopp built this Liverpool team and passed the baton on to Slott who will run with it. Does anyone remember the great Bill Shankley and handing the reigns over to Bob Paisley? Liverpool went on to dominate English and European football for years. This could well be history repeating itself.

[@InyangPeaceJumbo]

I was literally reading about them b4 this. Not old enough by the way 😂😅

[@aayushsrivastava9569]

Hope so bro ❤

[@troglodytestroglodytes220]

Paisley had been Shanks’ assistant for many years and “simply” stepped up. The back room staff barely changed.

[@TraderKentaro]

I really wish the history will repeat itself....!!!

[@abracadabruh1313]

What did Klopp dominate? Just won a single CL and PL.

[@dlo11794]

Slot reminds me a lot of SAF in terms of the way they attack with pace, flow, and a lot of one touch build up, mixed with players dribbling when needed. Absolutely amazing to watch

[@larryachiya2475]

Well said. I observed this too

[@joshuannachi_6]

Summary of the Video: Klopp: Create instability in opposition defence via intense attack (which sometimes exposes his defence). Slot: Ensure stability in the defence before launching into attack (i.e. timing).

[@niazjaffar7022]

Slight injustice to klopp: klopp system very much relied on extreme attack.... Exposed defence was kinda intentional... Cz they had libero or sweeper name van dijk.. Playing with libero and super attacking meant always outscoring opponent in theory... I miss heavy metal football 😢😢😢

[@Kempinos2137]

Klopp was like Shankly. Brought the club to world’s top. After him was Paisley who maybe didn’t have the charisma but won more trophies. History may repeat itself here with Slot

[@ChubbyChecker182]

And Maybe Mo Salah will follow as a great player manager like Dalgleish 😊

[@souparnaseth1368]

@@ChubbyChecker182 yes lad yes yes . then cody will be our rush .

[@djole93podbara]

Slot has lots od charisma. He is such a smart and funny guy. It's always interesting to listen to what he has to say

[@Aviary_11]

One has a shiny head, one doesn't

[@KayELStanbryd]

The other has shiny teeth

[@kaenzin]

@@KayELStanbryd 🤣

[@svkguha]

Klopp : the best playmaker is the counter press Slot : the best playmakers are Mo Salah and Trent

[@songohan8392]

more like salah and salah he's got almost trent's assists x3

[@giel536]

@songohan8392 playmaking is not only making assists, especially as a defender

[@giel536]

although he gets a lot of space on the wing

[@djole93podbara]

Slot uses Salah, Trent and Szobo way better than Klopp imo. Macca also

[@sabda.saratustra]

Gravenberch is deep playmaker

[@zeldzamezeeslak6082]

The best aspect of Slot is communication. He is dutch, but all the english, japanese, spanish, portugese etc speaking players understood his ideas perfect. He has a clear image in his head on how to play, but also has the communucation skills to implement them

[@doejeleuk1]

Did zeg je omdat je Nederlands bent. Nederlanders zijn zeer matige coaches.

[@theodoricboahen8709]

Ik denk dat ze nog redelijk "decent" zijn hoor​@@doejeleuk1

[@Dinosaurusrex-i6l]

@@doejeleuk1 haha Nederlandse coaches horen bij de meest succesvolle coaches aller tijden. Alleen Spanje, Italie en Duitsland hebben het beter gedaan. Als je gaat kijken per hoofd dan steekt Nederland er samen met Italië bovenuit.

[@EriveFilms]

I believe this is why Gravenberch is thriving - the language and communication is huge

[@zeldzamezeeslak6082]

@@doejeleuk1 aah je hebt gelijk. Slot staat bovenaan in de PL en CL, maaf Frank de Boer en Danny Blind zijn Nederlandse coaches en dus is iedereen uit Nederland slecht

[@knkyeung7812]

If slot can turn Darwin into the goal machine, he will forever be a legendary coach.

[@souparnaseth1368]

he is going to .. he did same in feyenoord

[@ALT5.]

Yes, Darwin just needs to learn English as soon as possible, then things will flow.

[@nasirlabdurrahman4416]

It'll take a miracle

[@Dirkelo]

​@@ALT5.What he doesn't speak English? He is either too dumb or too lazy then. Get rid of him

[@marksullivan4230]

Darwin def needs work with a good sports psychologist. Tools are there, but thought process and decision- making limit him.

[@gropatapouf5998]

As a United fan I can only say I'm dead jealous of Liverpool's speed of adaptation to Slot's system. Enjoy it guys, after finishing second to Pep so many times, you deserve another title this year.

[@omgblastbeatslol]

I hope Amorim gets you back fighting for the title again. For how massive the rivalry is, we've never really had a Barca/Real type period of back and forth before.

[@Exodus_Gaming7]

As United fan They don't deserve any Trophy to win but I'm jealous lol, no Man United fan wish Liverpool good

[@Exodus_Gaming7]

​@@omgblastbeatslolIDK our situation is confusing but I trust on Amorim, hope we get The Rivalry Back

[@dondamon4669]

Bet you are not from Manchester or go to games as you would never say that

[@lulabelle82]

Thanks mate. As a Liverpool fan I hope United are never near the top of the table ever again. Merry Christmas

[@rugbyanalyst1]

Slot has obviously done very well, but what Klopp did do is think about the future of Liverpool and leave a fantastic squad behind for the next manager. Completely the opposite to what Sir Alex Ferguson did.

[@QnA22]

Liverpool doesn't allow coaches to buy players. Klopp didn't either. He didn't want Liverpool to get Salah for example.

[@SurferWilly]

Manchester City is suffering from this now. They sold their future stars. Pep doesn't take risk with kids

[@YTA5690]

Sir Alex somehow won a league title with a aging squad.

[@SurferWilly]

@@YTA5690 Also Howard Webb + Fergie time and Players surrounding the Refs for every decisions instructed by him

[@coopaloopvt]

@@YTA5690van Persie’s 20 goals covered a lot of weaknesses. The league was also down that year. The fact that Scholes had to come out of retirement should have been a side the squad was flawed.

[@davecrawley4634]

It’s intriguing that the narrative is still “Liverpool fell off” last season. If 12 first teamers being injured in April is “falling off” then we fell off. The reality is we were very badly hit by injuries, had the four worst refereeing decisions of the season* go against us but that doesn’t fit does it? * Jackson handball, Diaz offside, Odegaard handball and Doku KungFu kicking Mac10

[@scottallan7931]

Very well said. I have said the same myself numerous times. Truth be told with the injuries in particular we should of been nowhere near where we ended up. Last season was fantastic all things considered

[@SausagesAndEgg]

As well as Nunez missing 1,000,000 shots.

[@frankkkbard0n315]

@@SausagesAndEgg . Nunez is still missing goals, Diaz and gakpo are the ones who improved under Slot, they were missing goals a lot as well last season

[@jimabrahamguillaume3301]

A lot of the credit should be given to Michael Edwards. He rightly profiled slot as the perfect fit for the squad klopp left behind which lead to this seamless transition we are witnessing right now.

[@RandomChannelChannelRandom]

3:27 who invited arteta????

[@ace3k853]

🤣🤣🤣

[@redbarryz]

He is up there with Tuchel, Klopp, and Pep because coming 2nd in the league is basically winning the whole thing if you are Arsenal.

[@anubrata_083]

🤣​@@redbarryz

[@paulie-g]

@@redbarryz Getting Arsenal beyond 4th is a masterful achievement. He's also taught the Arsenal fans to appreciate goals from corners and set plays, which they'd have turned their noses up at in their glory days under Wenger

[@thomasnixon8686]

If it wasn't for Slot, Liverpool wouldn't be top of the league at Christmas. Klopp has made Liverpool a fantastic team, but he needed to step down for that final piece of the puzzle to be slotted in.

[@RonaldPickering]

Surely the most obvious difference between both managers is the spelling of surnames.

[@jbfc17]

I mean yeah... plus nationality and hair

[@adrianordonez8800]

I daresay the difference in spelling of their given names is far more vast than their surnames.

[@AyeHuman]

Who are you?

[@pato2200]

Not if you spell them in dutch, where they are identical.

[@aftereight8341]

Also, you skipped the formation differences between two of them: Klopp's attacking formation 4-3-3 vs Slot's 4-2-3-1 and Klopp's defensive formation 4-5-1 vs Slot's 4-2-4

[@siiir1322]

I love Klopp and he is always going to be my all time favorite coach. That being said, there were a few crazy and rather bad decisions over the years. One I will never understand was moving Salah out to the wide. Why would you take away the biggest strength of one of the deadliest wingers in front of the goal of all time?

[@ParetoEmperor-jp6ke]

its clear on the pitch, Slot is klopp in the rythm not chaos anymore, the pressing still there but the rythm takeover the chaos in the transitions

[@Jim90117]

People forget how many times Liverpool conceeded first last season, yes they were in a title race but it was difficult to watch. Slot seems to have calmed the squad down alot and his transformation of the likes of Gravenberch has been so impressive.

[@seaniemc83]

Hard not to see Liverpool win it now. I think Trent will leave, which will hurt them, but once Slot and Hughes brings in new players that you assume will fit Slot's philosophy, it could be some very successful years ahead for Liverpool

[@ShadowRap-y5l]

Why would Trent wanna leave and destroy his reputation hahaha

[@mackayoko]

Recruitment is an interesting one. We all love Slot at Feyenoord, but main point of criticism is that the players he wanted mostly flopped, while the players found by scouting thrived in general. It’s up to Liverpool to find the right players for Slot, just make sure he doesn’t name them

[@allisonlamb6478]

Trent isn’t going anywhere….

[@coen8677]

We don't lose the ball as much under Slot. There's more control in the game.

[@MrAAA004]

Watching feyenoord i always wanted slot at spurs but unfortunately daniel levy hiring process is very weird and seeing the fact that he went to Liverpool was a match like never seen before

[@donjohn2239]

Even if saf comes there totty will lose. Its a loser club. Sorry.

[@WotskiWotski]

the move from Feyenoord to Tottenham would be too small of a jump to leave what he had created at Feyenoord. Mainly because Feyenoord plays champions league

[@paulie-g]

Nothing to do with Levy, I don't think. Slot just figured he had a good thing going at Feyenoord (he did), it was not the right time to leave (it wasn't), and he could get a bigger job (he could). Played a blinder seeing how he's going with Liverpool

[@ottomanosman2463]

Arne Slot is an astute tactician. He adjusted well to the circumstances to reduce injuries while allowing players to have free space within control. Unsurprisingly Liverpool is so good.

[@user-em8fq2ev4b]

In Klopp's last season, there was a gradual dial back of his heavy metal football. Klopp wanted the same balance, he even mentioned it a couple of times during interviews. He already prepped the team for it, you can see in Klopp's last season, especially with Jones, there is more build up play rather than the helter-skelter approach.

[@karthikcv8104]

We made that change years ago, back in 2018. High intensity and high tempo yes, but possession oriented and intending on control. That gave us our best period under Klopp.

[@user-em8fq2ev4b]

@@karthikcv8104 Yeah, but everyone including this video is saying as if Klopp is this heavy-metal gung-ho maniac. He actually knew all along and alot of effort to dial it back for a season long pursuit. Somehow it just finally clicked better now with Slot

[@JohnDoe-iq9bz]

The people running Liverpool F.C. are doing a fantastic job. Barely 6 months into the job & Arne Slot is on course to win the EPL, league cup & UEFA CL.

[@khalidelyasa4461]

Kloop : intensity-Chaos Arne slot : control- balance

[@petercollings-zf3ys]

Klopp was the king of chaos.. slot is the samurai finding serenity within the chaos.

[@mosope]

Love Klopp with my entire being but tactically Slot is better he just reads the game like he’s watching it on TV so hard for managers to prepare for how we are going to play kudos to Slot man.

[@Bruh-C4]

They have different play styles that are a bit similar...Slot has more control and also play quick when the opportunity is there...Klop was just crazy attacking football because sometimes if you play like this you get caught on the counter alot of times

[@NatalieLawrence]

The graphics and animations in this video are excellent! They really stand out. Well done!

[@mixedmitchell9178]

I've been saying this since the end of August but have mostly been laughed at; Shankly to Paisley = Klopp to Slot YNWA ❤

[@soccermad81]

Been saying the same too since the Man Utd game. YNWA.

[@kzdiamond1226]

Klopp: Heavy Metal Slot: Hard Rock, Progressive Rock

[@madj0312]

Klopp taught this team his way of counter attacking, intensity and chaotic football. Slot removed choas in buildup and added more composure. Eureka moment for Liverpool Football

[@Joanna-Meyer]

The best feature of Slot is communication. He is Dutch, but all of the English, Japanese, Spanish, and Portuguese-speaking players completely grasped his concepts. He has a clear idea in his mind of how to play, but he also has the communication abilities to implement it.

[@BurnsTennis]

If Slot keeps going the same way, this could be remarkably similar to Shankly and Paisley. Bill Shankly built Liverpool from the 2nd Division to champions of England and FA Cup winners. Shankly was emotional, got everyone on his side, his side played with passion. Shankly suddenly retires in 1974 and Bob Paisley reluctantly takes the job. With the same squad, Paisley wins the championship in his 2nd season and UEFA Cup. Paisley transforms Liverpool into the best team in Europe, winning the European Cup in 1977, 1978 and 1981. He brings in a young Souness, Hansen and Kenny Dalglish to replace Keegan. When the team was on the decline in 1981, he replaces half the team with a new set of young players who all go on to become legends. Liverpool are the best in Europe because Paisley is a tactical mastermind and ruthless. Liverpool can play possession football, counter attacking, play the high line with Grobbellaar sweeping behind. They can mimic any type of football depending on the occasion. They make incredible team goals with one touch movement. Decades later Slot is doing the same thing. If Slot has half of Liverpool's success as Paisley, he will be happy. It is almost uncanny that this scenario appears to be repeating.

[@jbfc17]

Slot managed in 24/25 and Klopp didn't

[@subramaniamkmathvan3661]

After 30 years, Juergen Klopp have put Liverpool on track in Phase 1. Phase 2 - Arne Slot continue to keep Liverpool on track. But need to improve and upgrading which he is in progress. And the results speaks well even if not perfect. No comparison necessary. YNWA❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@loonyb1n]

Love the quality and animations!

[@koozdorah]

Arne slot is a tactical genius. Klopp is a cult leader.

[@kotarouriderblack6118]

I really like how Slot invite the opposition to attack to break them down.

[@senorpython2262]

Dutch & Bald German & Hair Nuff said

[@RonaldPickering]

Great shout

[@hashshashiin.forsī]

This is the fact that everyone keeps overlooked.

[@9VK7]

​@@RonaldPickering I know who you are! You're Ronnie Pickering!

[@yawfrimpong6716]

The point at the end about a supposed lowered threshold for a title challenge this season was utterly needless. Liverpool are playing so well that even of City and Arsenal were top of their game, Slot's team would still be there or thereabouts. Should not have been mentioned at all, regardless of what came after it.

[@Vicente-en2zx]

Regardless if they win or not that is an impressive feat going through different management while in transition managed to be in a good position in the Premier League and EUFA Champions league.

[@Stoom.Cursus]

So many doubts when he joined Liverpool. But all Feyenoord fans saw this coming.

[@killbot86]

It was only a matter of time that Tifo Football did a video on this topic…….

[@johncambridge7181]

Imo slot is more flexible with his tactics. He doesn’t stick with just 1 tactic. For example, He can also go fairly direct in entire game . I remember games when they kept feeding salah long balls as if salah a target man and it worked . Another example slot willing to sit and let the opposition have the ball . It always gets me wonder what tactic he will use in next match and I am loving it. In league cup vs soton I felt it was a little different tactic slot used . Imo slot is an amazing tactician

[@chibohdz2754]

from my perspective as Liverpool fan i could say that the biggest change is Medfield we used to have the Medfield more defensively to cover for tta and robo and you rarely see them contribute on the attack but now the Medfield is more on the attacking side and for the fullbacks i think he found the right balance for it I'm sure that only tta is on attacking duty and of course finding a replacement for bobby f by using a number 10 and a lot of other things that i couldn't just write in one paragraph lol . that just my opinion

[@leandre021]

Klopp is Metallica to Slot’s Pink Floyd Heavy Metal to Prog Rock

[@megacahh870]

That's nice

[@gorantanov7153]

Kreator (thrash metal) to Focus (Dutch prog).

[@mrherbal]

One of Klopps qualities is not the "how to play" but "who to buy". Klopp did in his career incredible transfers. Like buying the best players in the world before anybody knows (Lewandowski, Salah) or developing talents.

[@MzaidMz-e7p]

Tbh. He didn't decide who to buy. It was the sporting director. Klopp wants to buy someone else actually, but he got Salah. Liverpool as club is very well managed. But yeah Klopp is very good as manager, he build a great team and left.

[@yerrie1908]

Klopps heavy metal is just kick and rush 2.0, Slotball is Total Football 4.0. And from a human perspective Klopp is a melodramatic hyper motivator. Slot is a down to earth emotionally in control mastermind

[@bwabymafia]

After my observations the difference between Arne Slot and Jurgen Klopp is their hairline.

[@jesalp]

The Klopp/Shankly Slot/Paisly comparisons are valid but Slot also has clear Rafa Benitez 2.0 vibes, with talk of "balance/control" and being brutally honest with players. He's a better communicator than Rafa, and inherited a much, much better squad, too. Good times at Anfield.

[@robertcroft2905]

As a Liverpool fan, somehow I find the games more pleasurable to watch. The games just have a nice flow about them, and you don't sit there worried. Last year, Klopp's Liverpool kept letting the first goal in within the first 10 mins of the game, can't remember the statistic but it wasn't good reading, or watching. It then resulted in a game where teams would sit back, with a 1 goal cushion, and let Liverpool attack relentlessly. One of my main cristicisms of Man City really, the games aren't good because of teams shutting up shop playing for 1 point.

[@claywandera2486]

Very interesting choice in sustainable attacks. It is also good to notice that Liverpool now can barely keep a clean sheet. They are also prone to conceding good chances from opponents. Could be worth solving

[@liam3104]

this started creeping in when konate got injured

[@claywandera2486]

@liam3104 very true. It could be a reason because a great deal of shakiness is from the right side. But still even when konate returns. I may just reduce and not take the problem away entirely. I believe opponents have become also more prepared

[@ahmedmagdy2670]

Historically almost such 23 mangers just coached liverpool it is notable number honestly they leave their mangers to take their time. I am barca fan and i know liverpool extremelly hate us but i have to say they are always a very special club.

[@thivianvarnacumaaran6746]

I think another important thing to address is the fact that this may benefit us to be consistent in the long run. Klopp always pushed the team at a high tempo when we are winning and chasing games. Once were winning under slot, we slowed it down. This alone will be the reason lfc will win, and if they do retain their players, will win another 2-3 titles after

[@morrisnduati6980]

Very insightful video on the meticulous tempo management system that Slot has deployed. it's making all the difference.

[@haighton]

As a Dutchie, I am glad that AS is successful (so far) inspite all other former Dutch managers in EPL. Maybe with the exception of GH.

[@martinlaurent1804]

I'll say with the amount of game in England, the real concern will be the player's fitness. Like what Slot once said, don't judge us now, he probably understand the intensity of games in PL and the amount of game will need to be played in all four competitions. I do notice, he did not hesitated to substitute key player in the match even they are losing or player is on the complete a hat trick. I'll said his performance will only can be judge at the end of the season, no one will know how the players can handle after 35 matches, not once teams has been slipping up for points. At current stage, I'll said as a Liverpool fans, I'm very satisfied with his manage on the team.

[@yemalad1.]

Be interesting to see him build his own team in the coming years. You can see already he knows a good player when he sees one. The way he knew within 45 minutes that quansah was nowhere near ready to be a starting CB an only brought him back when konate got injured. He also knows Nunez isn't good enough, I think he'll be sold next summer and then we'll slowly see slot putting his stamp on the squad. Exciting times ahead I reckon

[@kikoman780311]

One major difference I’ve noticed is how Liverpool manage to score first, and score early. I can’t count how many times under Klopp where the Reds played from behind. There’s a psychological advantage to playing while winning and not vice versa.

[@Tom17140]

Thats how klopp started. Mignolet, Clyne, Skrtel, Sakho, Moreno, Can, Lucas, Milner, Lallana, Coutinho, Origi. This Shows how incredible he was for Liverpool.

[@bergandthelucksea7336]

Awesome video, couldn’t agree more with the tree singing point. Are there any other vortexes with two casting values that suffer the same problem that they’re easily dispelled as they only need to beat the lower casting value?

[@CenationTroop]

Another big difference with Klopp and Slot is during Klopp's time he was up against a formidable Man City team and Liverpool challenged them in 3 separate seasons (and only fell off last season due to injuries) Slot does not have to deal with that this season as City look like a finished team with no motivation. Slot came in at a perfect time. Klopp had much tougher opposition and still won a title

[@um8778]

2:53 If this was player accurate, Nunez would have missed

[@markcook4043]

Mr Slot is a genius tactical mastermind who his teammates said he was always discussing tactics after each game as a player. He’s won trophies before he was appointed Liverpool head coach which I think is important. I mean we could never go after someone like Potter or any other English coach.

[@ShadowRap-y5l]

All Liverpool needed was a change of style. It was quite telling for awhile already in Klopp’s last few seasons.

[@colbysmith5825]

"standard to win the premier league has dropped" Why do people keep saying this? Liverpool are the new standard. They're on 2.44 points per game so far which would leave them on 92/93 points on their current from .

[@oguzo.1882]

Klopp is the modern day Shankly. Can Arne be the modern day Paisley?

[@jamiemccue761]

Watched Robertson pick the ball up in his corner, charge down the touchline and whip a ball in with some pace, to the centre circle. It was jarring to see, but Diaz made a move like he was expecting it and was able to control it, in space, before moving it on. Before, there might have been a one-two pass and Robertson would continue bombing forward, or maybe there would have been a switch in play. Instead, it's like they are switching through channels, looking for the most efficient way through, like a Turing Tumble.

[@Michaelmaggimee]

The technical players like Jota, Gakpo seem to be better in Slot's system this year, but I'm not sure why as I need to watch more football analysis videos like yours. MacAllister and Szoboslai hopefully will become world class. With Jota, Konate and Alison back, Liverpool will play better. Ryan too, doing well. Is releasing the ball at the right moments something like what Bournemouth did to Manchester United yesterday? The goal that made the Manchester United defenders chased shadows.

[@SteviG9]

FINALLY an indepth and clear insight about the differences between Klopp ans Slots' tactics. Not so lazy as the socalled "mainstream media pundits... 🎉

[@Aloviya]

Slot team is much more Tactical and well drilled than Klopp team and not to mention interplays, one twos, and Defensively Slot is far better most goals we conceded are individual errors

[@ukdnbmarsh]

Slotted right in, what a start he has made as manager.

[@PAlex-us4ov]

Klopp has built a good racing car Slot is driving it better.

[@satanicskater8136]

One very visible difference is Slot is giving more playing time to Salah & Diaz which helps for those two in term of consistency.

[@madj0312]

Klopps intensity when attacking + slots composure while in buildup. This new recipe gonna cook for a long period of time.

[@danteinferno9408]

There's a big difference,n I love slot more than Klop,slot is tactical ,Klop just use his style of ply.

[@diomuda7903]

Klopp is rock'n roll, Slot is a brilliant melody with careful set up.

[@frankkkbard0n315]

Some people have no dimension of how good and consistent the Klopp era was. Liv won the league with 99 points, also came in 2nd with 97points while winning the Ucl that year, and came second again with 93 points. To put it in perspective, the Cr7 era United who won the premier 3 times have not made more than 90 points, also the invincibles Arsenal scored exactly 90 points as well. Klopp just had the bad luck having Pep with a bilionaire team against him, and Slot is having some luck in running against the worst season of Pep in City

[@footyball66]

Klopp must be annoyed.... he leaves and City capitulate, Arsenal not as good as last season, Chelsea still building.... Liverpool walking to the title of which Klopp would have done the same if he had stayed.

[@Myc_Frillz]

He’s brought back spice to club.. What a commander 👏🏾

[@athosgomesfonseca]

If Arne keeps this up, with City’s decline, if Fenway manages to secure the extension of key players and recruit well to replace aging superstars, we could see Liverpool dominate for a solid ten years.

[@acerock013]

I was so bummed when Amorim said no, as i thought he would be ideal to be the next manager for LFC and when they announced Slott I was not sure even though his brief resume was bright. Needless to say, I think we dodged a bullet as Amorim wouldn't have been able to mold the players in the squad to fit his tactics whereas the players we have turned out to be very aptly suited for the tactics Slott wants to use. His slowed down pace and willingness to pass back and control the play. Slott ball is akin to drinking a fine wine or sipping a well aged whiskey whereas Klopp ball was more like chugging beers and doing keg stands. It's a blast but not exactly sustainable every weekend.

[@danielmontaigne1219]

Obviously things have to play out for Slot, but a good comparison would be Shankly and Paisley. Shankly kick started things but Paisley improved things from there. Klopp connected with the club and the city and brought success but had taken them as far as he could. Slot has taken on Klopps team and indications are that he is improving on that. Neither Paisley nor Slot could have done what Shankly and Klopp did and vice versa. So we’ll see if Slot lives up to the Paisley comparison.

[@qifeb]

beautifully made!!

[@josvis9687]

The only real downside of Slot is the period after he leaves your club, where you start realizing there is no one else like him. Damn, we wish the guy all the best in the world, but we miss him every day in Rotterdam.

[@JohnMurphy-mx7pd]

Still need a defensive & midfield signing next month . Chavs & Arsenal aren't too far behind .

[@RetroReselling]

But what will happen after the January transfer window when (potentially) their biggest 3 players have all signed pre-agreements with other teams for FREE in the summer??👀

[@keshangovender4667]

those 3 players go on to win major trophies & sign new deals with Liverpool to stay on and cement a legacy.

[@seeby6963]

Seeing how well this squad is performing makes me feel even worse for Klopp. There's really no difference in the squad from this season and last season other than tactics and injuries. I have no doubt in my mind that if Liverpool didn't suffer so many injuries last season, they would've gone on to win the lot. Klopp probably still would've left, but he would've left on a much sweeter note. Credit to Slot though. He has transformed Liverpool to something else. We went from Heavy Metal Football with Klopp, to a more Strictly Business Football with Slot. As much as I will miss those chaotic 4-3 or 3-2 wins, I think I like the calm 2-0 or 3-1 wins that Slot provides.

[@fishyfish6510]

Sounds similar to Iraola at Bournemouth although Iraola would increase the tempo at any random moment they want

[@JBJaeggerjaquez]

i used to wish liverpool would hold the ball more. they always had good plays and pressure but always felt they tried forcing plays too fast when teams would try and play more defensive, causing liverpool to try risky plays, lose the ball and get countered

[@indexpictures]

much more tactical flexibility, willingness to sit in a midblock & a demand that everyone chases back behind the ball right into their own box. klopp never chose to sit in & defend the box. it's all pragmatism not ultra high line, ultra high press, ultra attacking, direct counters at all times like all versions of Klopp's LFC.

[@BlabberTalks]

Slot got the slot after Klopp had riled up the machine 😂

[@JacobMartinM]

The biggest difference this season is the use of Gravenberch. The entire team revolves around him. Why he was underutilized by Klopp I do not know. But Gravenberch deserves all the playing time he's received and all the praise too.