Liverpool 'called Arne Slot replacement' on the phone while he watched Premier League game
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At the event, McAllister – who is a club ambassador for Liverpool – relayed Slot's apologies for his absence, as well as a brief message from the 47-year-old expressing his extreme pride at winning the accolade.It comes after Slot oversaw a 3-0 defeat for Liverpool at the hands of Nottingham Forest on Saturday. During his post-match media briefing, Slot emphasised that Liverpool's failure to capitalise on first-half opportunities proved decisive.He said: "How bad is difficult to measure, but it was very bad, of course.
Unexpected if you look at the first half-hour of the game.Nottingham Forest secured a 3-0 win over Liverpool (Image: Liverpool FC via Getty Images) Invalid emailWe use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. Haven't seen us creating so much in the first half-hour of a game maybe throughout the whole season - I'm not sure because I don't remember every single game now, but we were able to create a lot."And the first time they arrived in our box, they scored a goal and it's a very difficult cocktail to drink, or to have.
If you miss out on your own chances, then almost every time you concede one the ball goes in."When questioned whether he believes he can guide Liverpool out of their present difficulties, he responded: "It's my responsibility. If you are playing well and you go 1-0 up then the other team feels like, 'We've played here half and hour now and we're 1-0 down, and we've hardly seen the ball.' But the opposite thing happened, they got a big, big, big energy boost from scoring 1-0."I see a lot of things where in a 'normal' situation the result would have been different, but we are now in a difficult situation and then you need to do even more to get your results in than when things are going in your favour."After Saturday's outcome, Liverpool find themselves stuck in 11th place in the Premier League table, trailing league-toppers Arsenal by 11 points.