Do I LIKE modern football? | Arne Slot | Wolves v Liverpool

Liverpool head coach Arne Slot admits his “football heart” doesn’t like new style of Premier League football. 00:00 INTRO 00:15 SLOT ON Wirtz The game probably comes too soon tomorrow and maybe the game at the weekend. We hope to have him back next week. 00:32 Slot on Lacroix red vs Guehi on Salah: "Very comparable. The only difference is Mo was pulled by the shirt rather than a hand on his shoulder... (Continues) 1:20: The moment I saw it, I thought knowing what happened with us, VAR will never give a red card for this." 4:38 On top four race: Wolves are doing much better than their results show. Whole season they've hardly been beaten by a big goal difference. Recently they've been getting points and a win against Villa. It'll be a difficult game tomorrow. 5:15 Facing wolves twice in four days: we (Wolves and Liverpool) know each other that well, I don't see much difference playing each other twice in a few days rather than a bigger gap. 6:10 Holding on set pieces: Not everywhere you see that. Not everyone is holding. But it is the new reality of the Premier League, mainly this season, last season a little bit. In some games you see a lot of fouls being made, and in others you see some nice corner kicks being scored 7:30 On top four: Things change really fast. We are really close together with a few teams and things can change every single matchday. We focus on our next game, on ourselves. We know every game has been difficult throughout the whole season and that's what we expect now. 9:18 Slot on Frimpong: Slot on Frimpong: "Having Jeremie back is really nice but (his injury record) is also in your mind, especially when you have three games in seven days." 10:22 Slot on Gakpo: "I don't judge them only on the goals they score...but for our attackers, I know what they want and that is scoring goals. I was even more happy for him to score because I think he needed that goal." 13:21 Low blocks: you rely on attackers and midfielders it become clear in modern football and full back have become more infl