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This Man He Is Ready To Die For Liverpool Arne Slot Must Go You’re Supposed To Start Chiesa

Liverpool fans are in absolute disbelief after yet another painful defeat — and emotions are running higher than ever. The Reds’ 2-1 loss to Manchester United has not only shattered their momentum but also exposed deep frustrations within the fanbase toward manager Arne Slot’s tactical decisions. For many supporters, the anger isn’t just about losing — it’s about the players who give everything being left on the bench, while others who underperform continue to start.
One name has dominated fan discussions since the final whistle: Federico Chiesa. The Italian winger, known for his explosive pace and warrior mentality, was once again left out of the starting lineup, a decision that has left fans fuming. “This man is ready to die for Liverpool,” one supporter wrote on X (formerly Twitter). “He plays with heart, passion, and pride — and yet he’s on the bench while others jog around like they don’t care. Slot must go!”
Chiesa’s determination and never-say-die attitude have quickly made him a fan favourite at Anfield since arriving in the summer. His relentless pressing, willingness to track back, and ability to create chances from nothing have drawn comparisons to Liverpool legends of the past. Yet, despite his impact in recent matches, Slot opted to start with Cody Gakpo and Luis Díaz on the wings — a move that many now see as a costly mistake.
Liverpool started poorly, conceding just over a minute into the match as Manchester United struck through Bryan Mbeumo. The early goal stunned Anfield, and while the Reds tried to regroup, their attack lacked sharpness and urgency. Chiesa, warming up furiously on the touchline, watched helplessly as chance after chance went begging. By the time he was introduced late in the second half, Liverpool were already chasing shadows.
When Chiesa finally entered the pitch, his presence immediately lifted the energy. He ran at defenders, won fouls, and nearly created an equaliser for Darwin Núñez. But despite his late surge, it was too little, too late. Moments after Liverpool’s equaliser from Gakpo, United’s Harry Maguire delivered the knockout blow with a header that silenced Anfield. The frustration was visible everywhere — in the stands, on the pitch, and especially online.
“Slot cost us this game,” another fan wrote. “You can’t leave a fighter like Chiesa on the bench and expect to win a war. He’s the kind of player who bleeds for the badge.” The sentiment was echoed across social media, with thousands of Liverpool fans calling for change. The hashtag #SlotOut began trending within hours, reflecting the growing discontent with the Dutchman’s management.
Arne Slot’s team selections have increasingly come under scrutiny in recent weeks. After a bright start to the season, Liverpool have now lost four consecutive games in all competitions — their worst run in over a decade. Critics say Slot’s stubbornness and refusal to rotate key players are part of the problem. “He’s playing favourites,” said one former player turned pundit. “Chiesa has been fit, hungry, and dangerous in training. Leaving him out was inexcusable.”
The Italian forward himself appeared dejected after the final whistle. Cameras caught him consoling teammates, applauding the fans, and walking off with tears in his eyes. It was a heartbreaking sight for supporters who admire his passion and resilience. “He’s ready to die for Liverpool,” one emotional fan posted, “but he can’t even get a fair chance.”
Liverpool’s dressing room is said to be tense, with reports suggesting that several senior players are unhappy with recent tactical decisions. Slot, however, defended his approach, telling reporters that rotation is “part of the long-term plan.” Yet with each passing game, that explanation seems to be wearing thin. The fans want results — and they want players like Chiesa on the pitch, not the bench.
As the Reds prepare for their midweek Champions League clash against Eintracht Frankfurt, all eyes will be on Slot’s lineup. For many supporters, this is the breaking point. “If Chiesa doesn’t start on Wednesday,” one fan wrote bluntly, “then Slot has lost the dressing room — and the fans too.”
Liverpool remain a team with incredible potential, but right now, they look like a side divided — not by talent, but by trust. One thing is certain: the supporters know who they stand behind. Chiesa has shown he’s willing to fight, bleed, and sacrifice for the badge. And if Arne Slot can’t see that, the growing chorus of “Slot must go” might soon become impossible to ignore.
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