Matt Ladson
Liverpool correspondent at FourFourTwo
Co Founder and Editor at This Is Anfield
Head of content @thisisanfield | Liverpool writer for @FourFourTwo and @FotMob
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1 week ago |
fourfourtwo.com | Matt Ladson
If you listen to some supporters and media, this is one of the lowest-quality Premier League seasons in its 33 years. Those people would be completely wrong. This is a Premier League that has five teams in the quarter-finals of European competitions and has already secured an extra spot in next season’s Champions League courtesy of English team’s performances in Europe. The second-placed Premier League side, Arsenal, are currently 3-0 up on aggregate against Real Madrid.
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3 weeks ago |
fourfourtwo.com | Matt Ladson
Fewer than 12 hours after his post-Everton press conference that Arne Slot sat down to preview Liverpool’s next game against Fulham. It was no surprise, then, that much of the focus was on the events of the night before in the Premier League rather than a match that takes place over three days after the press conference to preview it. Slot’s business-like approach means he’s more focused on an extra day off in the build-up than neatly spacing out media duties.
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3 weeks ago |
fourfourtwo.com | Matt Ladson
‘The worst-kept secret in football’ was how Adidas marketed their return as Liverpool’s kit manufacturer ahead of next season. But news of Trent Alexander-Arnold - ironically, one of Adidas’ most marketable players - opting to make a free transfer move to Real Madrid was similarly unsurprising after months of reports on the 26-year-old’s future.
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1 month ago |
thisisanfield.com | Matt Ladson
But while the result will barely register in the history books of Liverpool Football Club and only be a footnote in what should be a season that ends with a 20th league title, the performance could have far reaching consequences.
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1 month ago |
fourfourtwo.com | Matt Ladson
Arguably not since the 1988 FA Cup final have Liverpool failed to show up in a final as they did against Newcastle United at Wembley. Liverpool got what they deserved and were beaten by a Newcastle side that had the exact player that Arne Slot’s side don’t have - a clinical and threatening centre-forward.
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Not really sure how Slot can say "we’ve shown many times this season that that’s not a problem at all for us". Any previous examples weren't after the 49th game of the season.
Arne Slot denies that tiredness is an issue for his side. Do we agree? 🤨 https://t.co/bbBwmKrlr3
Liverpool's front 3 not in the game and another prime example of why Liverpool miss/are going to miss Trent.
A lot of people are severely underestimating how important Trent is to Liverpool. Simply not replaceable.
Just read an article that Liverpool "can stroll to only their second title in 36 years" More than a little odd.