I’m still trying to understand why there’s silence from British media about Arne Slot losing his 16th game of the season and losing half of the Liverpool dressing room. Now imagine if that was Manchester United or Ruben Amorim. The headlines would be non-stop. After the 2-0 defeat to PSG, which was Liverpool’s 16th loss in all competitions this year, it's obvious the media is looking the other way. If a United manager had this many defeats and reports were coming out about "losing the dressing room," it would be labeled a total crisis. The stats from the PSG game were some of the worst we've seen. Liverpool had zero shots on target and their lowest attacking threat ever under Slot. Even though players like Florian Wirtz are saying they still believe in him, the performances on the pitch tell a different story. Losing 4-0 to Manchester City in the FA Cup just a few days earlier shows that things are falling apart quickly. It is a double standard that is hard to ignore. When United struggles, it’s front-page news for weeks. When Liverpool enters a record-breaking slump and sits 5th in the league, the coverage is surprisingly quiet. This is the chance for people to see the bias for themselves, if the roles were reversed, the pressure would be ten times higher. 🥹✌️ --- *Football news by OddsFlow — AI predictions, verified and timestamped*