Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp accepts Mohamed Salah is suffering from being in an unsettled forward line and is having to learn a different way of playing.
"When Darwin is playing there, he is obviously more high up, going in behind. "There is no light at the end of the tunnel - there are finals and there are trophies at the end of the tunnel. We have to work hard. "Oh yes, of course he is suffering. "If you had scored hundreds of goals in the past and now you are not scoring then that is the first thing you would think about but that is not our problem at the moment. "That is not cool but we cannot expect just to be back to our best and win 5-0 and go to the next game.
Though Salah has scored 17 goals for Liverpool this season, there is a general recognition that his levels have not been of the same standard to previous ...
It is all good if they would all be in and we could build something, but we haven’t been able to do that yet.’ That’s not Darwin’s game, he wants to have other balls at his feet and he is a real handful there. ‘Now we have Cody as a really important asset, like a connector, he can play the wing and the centre as well. It is specific, offensive play that requires a lot of work and lot of information, and not always obvious information. I’m happy if he scores one, and in another game someone else scores one and we keep a clean sheet.’ The Egyptian will spearhead Liverpool’s attack at Brighton tomorrow and his manager is looking for big things.
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But usually you have a real basis to build on and that is what we don’t have.” But he insisted he is not worried by Salah’s rare lack of goals, adding: “We start a new chapter and now we talk about Mo Salah. You create a feeling about a lot of these things, about where your teammate is and where to pass the ball without looking.”
The Egypt international, who has failed to score in five of his last six appearances in all competitions, boasts just seven Premier League goals at the halfway ...
“Internally it is all fine and he is fine. Usually you have a real basis you build on and that is what we don’t have really. “We start a new chapter and talk about Mo Salah and it is maybe the start of a discussion or the end of a discussion, I have no idea. When Darwin is playing there he is obviously more high up, going in behind, so we have all different things to use. “Offensive play involves a lot of work and a lot of information. We have to work hard, nobody wants to hear it, but we have to do it.
Mohamed Salah was part of a “well-drilled” forward machine at Liverpool, but Sadio Mane's transfer to Bayern Munich has left the Egyptian without his ...
We can lose a game and we did that and if you don’t learn from it, it is just a defeat. If you learn from it, it is important as well and we tend to do things like that.” It is all good if they would all be in and we could build something, but we couldn’t do that. This is a real worry for the three-time Golden Boot winner, but [Klopp](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/jurgen-klopp) explained that it is not hard to see why he is not as prolific as usual. Even when Sadio was there, he was dropping in moments, and that is not Darwin’s game. This situation is not perfect, but the basis of the last two games [a 0-0 Premier League draw with “It is how to work, how to move, obvious information where you create a feeling about where your teammate is where you can pass the ball, no look or whatever. The only thing I know is the better and clearer you behave in your down moments, the better it will be in the high moments after that. Usually, you have a real basis you build on and that is what we don’t have. So that is not cool but we cannot expect just to be back to our best and win 5-0 and go to the next game. Everyone suffers [when it is not like that], that is clear.” Asked if the lack of continuity within his forward line is harming the Egyptian, he replied with a smile: “Oh yeah, of course.
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But usually you have a real basis to build on and that is what we don’t have.” You create a feeling about a lot of these things, about where your teammate is and where to pass the ball without looking.” It is specific, offensive play that requires a lot of work and lot of information, and not always obvious information.
Although Salah has scored 17 goals in all competitions at the halfway mark this season, he has scored only seven in the Premier League where he has averaged ...
Even when Sadio played in the position he was dropping (back) in moments. “We never played with a (number) nine before. “In two or three weeks a couple more options will be available and we can mix it up.
Liverpool beat Wolverhampton Wanderers in a replay to set up a clash at Brighton, which has put three goals past the Merseyside club in both league meetings ...
“Against Brighton it is massively important how we defend the first line. We will have to see how it goes from there. It is really about how we defend.” In the first half against Chelsea, we were very disciplined and we didn’t give them a lot. We always want to get better and that is what we will do. “We did really well in moments and spells of the games.
Liverpool ninth in Premier League and return to scene of a recent heavy defeat when they face Brighton in FA Cup fourth round on Sunday; Reds boss Klopp: ...
"You remember the Brighton game - I never saw a bigger pitch as the pitch in Brighton. You have to go through it and then there's not only light at the end of the tunnel, there are finals and trophies at the end of the tunnel. "That's not Darwin's game, he wants to have other balls at his feet and he is a real handful there. "The only problem you have in life is time - no one wants to invest time into that. "I wish everything would be easy again, and we qualify for finals at the end of the season. Liverpool ninth in Premier League and return to scene of a recent heavy defeat when they face Brighton in FA Cup fourth round on Sunday; Reds boss Klopp: "It's hard work to get there again.
Liverpool face Brighton in the FA Cup fourth round and Jurgen Klopp is happy with one aspect of his squad.
“For me it’s exactly the same importance [between] how we start and how we finish a game. “There are specific things an opponent is doing, it’s not that each opponent offers absolutely everything and you have no clue what they’re doing. He said: “Obviously we had injuries after Brighton, or little niggles in there, so it was clear that we had to change anyway. And Klopp is happy with his options. Advertisement As a consequence, they sit just ninth in the
The FA Cup holders have a quick chance to make amends for that listless display when they head back to the Amex Stadium on Sunday. Liverpool lacked passion and ...
"With Brighton a lot of things are clear and you have to respect that and defend that. "But I will not do a meeting where I show all bad situations from Brighton, it would be a proper horror show and we saw that already. "It is about general change and improvement of different things. Like us on [Android](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.robo.ndtv.cricket&hl=en)or [iOS](https://itunes.apple.com/in/app/ndtv-cricket/id418320331?mt=8). We had to change immediately and we did. A couple of days later we played Wolves and we looked a different team," Klopp told reporters on Friday. The FA Cup holders have a quick chance to make amends for that listless display when they head back to the Amex Stadium on Sunday. "We had injuries after Brighton or little niggles so it was clear we had to change anyway and then I liked the rhythm and the mix of offensive things and defensive readiness," Klopp said. Klopp branded Liverpool's 3-0 defeat at Brighton earlier this month as the worst performance of his managerial career. "If you learn from it, it is important as well and we tend to do things like that." Jurgen Klopp has urged Liverpool to learn the lessons of their Brighton "horror show" as they return to the south-coast in the FA Cup fourth round. Jurgen Klopp called on Liverpool to learn from the defeat against Brighton and to improve their game.
Six Premier League defeats is four more than they suffered in the whole of last season but, while their hold on the Carabao Cup is over, their defence of ...
"The Brighton game was good for making 100,000 percent everyone aware of this fact. But defending in the first place is input. "Attitude is not a problem.
Six Premier League defeats is four more than the Reds suffered in the whole of last season.
“The Brighton game was good for making 100,000 percent everyone aware of this fact. But defending in the first place is input. “Attitude is not a problem. “We were pretty careful with him, because of his age. “He is a good footballer on top of that so that’s obviously very important in the centre of the park.” “If it (the problem) would be attitude it would be really easy, then it is not like they on purpose played bad,” he said.
Diogo Jota, Luis Diaz and Roberto Firmino have been struggling with injuries, while Darwin Nunez and winter transfer window signing Cody Gakpo are still ...
Salah has only scored seven goals in the Premier League. Even when Sadio played in the position he was dropping (back) in moments. You create a feeling about a lot of these things, about where your teammate is and where to pass the ball without looking."
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has rejected accusations that his some of his player's have developed an 'attitude problem' after the club's struggles so far ...
But defending in the first place is input. 'We were pretty careful with him, because of his age. 'The Brighton game was good for making 100,000 percent everyone aware of this fact. 'Attitude is not a problem. It is the understanding of the necessity. Jurgen Klopp insists attitude is NOT the problem at misfiring Liverpool - and claims he is seeing 'real steps in the right direction' ahead of their return to Brighton debacle in the FA Cup
The Reds sold Sadio Mane to Bayern Munich during the summer, replacing the Senegal international with Darwin Nunez, while Cody Gakpo also joined from PSV ...
Nobody wants to hear it but we have to do it." "When Darwin is playing there he is obviously more high up, going in behind. "It was a well-drilled machine the front three, everything was clear what we were doing.
Mo Salah was Liverpool's figurehead, his goalscoring prowess the capstone of a team accustomed to winning trophies.
So things are different all the time but usually you have a real basis to build on and that is what we don’t have.” It is specific, offensive play that requires a lot of work and a lot of information, and not always obvious information.” [Mo Salah](https://www.cnn.com/2022/10/13/football/mo-salah-hattrick-liverpool-rangers-spt-intl/index.html) was [Liverpool’s](https://www.cnn.com/2023/01/16/football/liverpool-demise-premier-league-spt-intl/index.html) figurehead, his goalscoring prowess the capstone of a team accustomed to winning trophies.
Six Premier League defeats is four more than the Reds suffered in the whole of last season.
“The Brighton game was good for making 100,000 percent everyone aware of this fact. But defending in the first place is input. “We were pretty careful with him, because of his age. “Attitude is not a problem. “He is a good footballer on top of that so that’s obviously very important in the centre of the park.” “If it (the problem) would be attitude it would be really easy, then it is not like they on purpose played bad,” he said.
Jürgen Klopp is intrigued to see how league rivals 'deal with little drops' before Liverpool visit Brighton in the FA Cup on Sunday.
But I can’t talk here like we’ve won them already so we have to fight, be positive and work hard and make the next step. So far we’ve not given them lots of reasons but we are still in two cup competitions and we’ll not give up in the league. But it is pretty likely it will get tougher for everybody up there to stay in the league, to qualify for Europe, Champions League and especially to become champions. It will be absolutely difficult because of the quality of the teams, the money around and the quality of the coaches.” Progress in those competitions is reliant on getting past Brighton onSunday and Real Madrid in Europe – the first leg of their last-16 tie is on 21 February. “Consistency is really the most difficult thing to have in football and we will see how that goes for other teams,” Klopp said.
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The Manchester Evening News spoke to former Manchester City man Nedum Onuoha on his ventures into football media.
"Jamie was just making a mistake but Jill, because she was on there for the first time, and technically so was I, she was just going to let it go but it's important people know who's who," he explains. Guardian Football Weekly might be very different to when I'm on ESPN which might be very different to when I'm on the BBC but all the while it's still a chance for me to be myself and just talk in a different way to a different audience. "So from when he said that my first instinct, and this is because of the broadcasting side, I thought that's going to be really good content. "Football is my specialist subject and to be lucky enough to be given the chance to talk about it and stuff which I always wanted to say as a player - that's easy. Onuoha labels the session "very very impressive" and giving back to his local community is something else he likes to do following his retirement. I think the key is understanding what the show is, understanding the people in that and just build the relationship. When someone asks me what I think about something, well this is what I think and from there we can have conversations because I love having conversations with people about the sport." But for me, the biggest emotion was the sense of relief that we stayed up because when we're 1-0 down at half-time and we're going down, no way did I think I'd be able to walk off the field afterwards knowing that we'd stayed up and then I look at it and everybody in the stadium is happy. He continues: "In terms of the punditry stuff that I do, if I'm not enjoying it I just won't do it. Unlike the tried and tested pundits - some of whom Onuoha believes do the job just to stay involved in the game rather than for enjoyment - Onuoha only takes on gigs when and if he is happy doing them. I thought somewhere there was going to be misery and I didn't know which side it was going to be. Having been there at the start of the season I'd seen the work that had been put in to get that opportunity.