Little bit of analysis on Slot: His 4-4-2 OOP set-up is man-oriented but poorly coached. Look how easy the opposition get out and look how half-arsed the man-marking is. Not a good sign.

3-2-5 in possession. RB is in the RHS here. Very focused on central progression, wingers don't really drop to receive. Happy to go back to GK if nothing on. More patient than a Klopp build-up. Not the best coached but also Feyenoord aren't the best.

As it stands, Slot clearly isn't world class. But if he can make a few adjustments and get the right profiles, then a CL is possible for Liverpool. Don't really see a PL as it stands. Weird appointment.

4-4-2 press isn't man-oriented. Wrong wording. It's got a lot of triggers that mean it basically becomes 60% man-oriented when the ball starts moving around. It's mid.

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Damn you know more than Edwards that’s top, good for you.

So half arsed they’re 2nd in the league with the 2nd least goals conceded per 90 in the top 5 leagues? What a bad sign that is.

Wow I’m sure Edwards being one of the best if not the best analytical brains in football didn’t dive deeply into Slot and his tactics. Deffo not a good sign though tacticalnovice.

Keep playing FM and leave the real game to the real managers

Agree that his OOP approach aren't the best & needs improving (maybe with better personnel) but his press isn't man-to-man

Yeah not fully man-oriented. Bad wording from me. It's just got a lot of triggers

Based on 1 game? Ridiculous, this is one of our worst games of the season. Even so, we won this game.