Liverpool fans slam 'BoringPool' tactics after frustrating 1-1 Sunderland draw

Below is a summary of the full article. Click here for the full version from Echo or go back to LFC Live.

Liverpool fans expressed frustration after the 1-1 draw with Sunderland at Anfield, with many criticising Arne Slot's tactics and team selectionLiverpool ECHO readers have been voicing robust opinions following the latest match, with many scrutinising team selection, strategy and vigour. A number of readers honed in on high-profile players and the team's structure under Arne Slot.Liverpool secured a 1-1 draw against Sunderland at Anfield.

Chemsdine Talbi broke the deadlock in the 67th minute, but the Reds levelled the score in the 81st minute thanks to an own goal by Nordi Mukiele.The most promising chance of a rather lacklustre first half came when Trai Hume's long-range shot was nudged onto the crossbar by Alisson Becker, followed by Alexis Mac Allister hitting the post with a header from a Joe Gomez cross.READ MORE: 'Troubling' – Alarm bells ringing vs Sunderland as ex-Liverpool star spots what's missingREAD MORE: Florian Wirtz denied first Liverpool goal as statement released after Sunderland equaliserClearly dissatisfied with the first-half performance, Liverpool manager Arne Slot introduced Mohamed Salah, who had started on the bench, at half-time.Despite showing improvement after the break, the Reds found themselves trailing midway through the second half.One reader, Mcenroe believes: "Excellent call from Slot; Salah has been poor this season and nobody should be in the team purely based on reputation. Gomez at right back, gives defensive stability; it's a sad reflection, of our lack of defensive depth that Slot felt he couldn't risk playing him more."I look at our squad and Arsenal's and the Arsenal midfield and defence is ridiculously strong, fantastic strength in depth; we need a quality centre half and a midfielder who is tenacious, energetic and has quality.

Until this change is made, Ekitike’s a better bet."I’m not sure what Wirtz’s best position is, but it’s certainly not right wing. And - in case it's gone unnoticed - and I've been sounding the alarm for years - we have players who don't even sprint one single time during matches."In the comments section below - let us know how you feel about the situation Liverpool have found themselves in.