FSG inundated with messages all saying the same thing after Liverpool’s draw with Leeds

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Liverpool blew two-goal and one-goal leads on Saturday to draw with Leeds United.Ibrahima Konate’s ridiculous tackle did not help the Reds’ cause at all, and fans have now had enough.After the 3-3 stalemate with Leeds, Liverpool have won just two of their last 10 Premier League matches.Join our newsletter for news & smart analysis. Use the comment button on the bottom left to have your say Liverpool fans urge FSG to sack Arne SlotFSG would need to pay around £15m to sack Slot, and fans have now taken to social media to demand that happens.“Please FSG sack Slot now.”“FSG when will it be enough to humiliate us?

We’re fed up.”“Slot out, tomorrow sack him FSG.”“FSG this is enough reason to sack Slot before Monday morning. Deliver us from our nightmare.”“FSG please sack Arne Slot #SlotOut.”“FSG please sack Slot now.”“I think it’s time we parted ways with Arne Slot.

Please, FSG, for the sake of Liverpool, sack him now.”“Sack Slot release Konate please FSG.”“@LFC FSG, please sack Arne Slot.”“I’ve never been against FSG, my pinned tweet was made to defend them, but they either sack Slot or they leave my club. One of these two must happen.”These are just some of the many, many messages from fans directed at FSG post-Leeds.Jamie Redknapp disagrees with calls to sack Arne SlotHowever, while it probably would make a lot of sense to start assessing their options, FSG are not known for sacking managers, and Jamie Redknapp thinks they should stick with the Dutchman.Speaking live on Sky Sports’ coverage of the fixture, he said: “I’ve heard some absolute nonsense this week [about Slot’s future].“He deserves a lot more respect.”While it’s true that Slot won Liverpool their second Premier League title earlier this year, how long can this form really continue?They are firmly out of the title race, and another worrying stat has now emerged post-Leeds.Since the start of last season, only Bournemouth and Leicester City (both 16) have conceded two or more goals in more away games in the Premier League than Liverpool (15).