Bruce: Just how much longer is this farce with Moyes going on? We are now getting thrashed against average teams. Board must wake up to the fact he is out of his depth. Act before this once great club becomes picture of ridicule.

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This is Jurgen Klopp's last visit to London as Liverpool manager and the German has had some nice words to say about West Ham boss David Moyes, who has come under fire from some Hammers fans.

"He has done a ridiculously good job. He is one of the best colleagues too," said Klopp. "We have spoken a lot over the years and a lot before games. I respect him and he is doing an incredible job."

Alan: Time is running out for David Moyes. We are too negative, our bench is non-existent and our youngsters are never given a chance. It's time for change.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport chief football news reporter

The subject of David Moyes' future is going to dominate talk around West Ham from now until the end of the season.

The Scot's contract is up in the summer and the Hammers have pledged not to make a decision on it until after the final game at Manchester City, even though there would be obvious benefit in having clarity before then.

Despite the names being linked with the job, the decision around Moyes is not concrete and a positive end to the season may yet earn him a new deal.

Will West Ham be changing their manager in the summer?

There's a lot of chat around the future of David Moyes.

Elko Born
Dutch football writer on the Euro Leagues podcast

Arne Slot is a guy with a lot of charm. He is quite funny sometimes when you talk to him in press conferences. What’s especially striking about him is he is able to clearly explain his reasoning behind certain actions.

Slot is usually able to really articulate his thoughts and has a clear idea what he wants his football to look like.

Nigel Reo-Coker
Former West Ham midfielder on The Friday Football Social

You see the amount of stick Nicolas Jackson is getting at Chelsea. Darwin Nunez only has one more goal than Jackson (in the Premier League) and he (Jackson) gets absolutely slaughtered for the chances that he misses.

Elko Born
Dutch football writer on the Euro Leagues podcast

After Erik ten Hag left, Ajax were a shambles. Arne Slot joined Feyenoord from AZ Alkmaar and looking back Ajax would have wanted Slot to succeed Ten Hag but they were dozing off. They were asleep. They didn’t see they had this very talented young manager right near them.

Feyenoord took him and he turned things around because even though – budget wise – Feyenoord are the third biggest club in the Netherlands, he made them champions in 2022-23 and this season they have still performed really well.

To go from the Eredivisie to the Premier League as a player and a manager is just a huge leap to make. It remains to be seen what will happen here.

Nigel Reo-Coker
Former West Ham midfielder on The Friday Football Social

Darwin Nunez is not good enough. If I was Liverpool...yes, you are going to lose Mo Salah. You are probably going to find a good enough replacement.

With Nunez you either give him another chance or you try to trade with another club where you could swap him for somebody else.

There are some top European strikers out there like Victor Boniface and Victor Osimhen.

It doesn't look like it's going to be Amorim, Claude.

There's only one man in the frame as it stands.

The headline writers are going to have fun with Arne Slot.

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Claude: No chance Liverpool will win the league this season. Need an overhaul of the squad in the summer and a manager who won’t accept failure. Bring in [Ruben] Amorim.

Elko Born
Dutch football writer on the Euros Leagues podcast

Last year Arne Slot came close to joining Tottenham and people expected him to take that job. That didn’t happen but I don’t think a lot of people saw Liverpool coming. It feels like a huge move for him. Slot. A very big club for him to manage. That’s kind of beyond what people expected.

Mandeep Sanghera
BBC Sport

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Liverpool have agreed to pay Feyenoord £7.7m (9m euros) plus a possible £1.7m (2m euros) in add-ons.

Arne Slot led Feyenoord to the 2022-23 Eredivisie title, while this season they have won the Dutch Cup and are set to finish second in their league.

It is believed that the attacking style of Slot's teams, his personality and his ability to develop players are key factors in making him Liverpool's choice for the job.

Liverpool's title charge might have hit a wall in midweek but the Reds are already looking to the future. There was a major development late on Friday regarding their hunt for Jurgen Klopp's replacement.

Liverpool and Feyenoord have now verbally agreed a compensation package for Arne Slot. A deal worth up to £9.4m has been agreed with Feyenoord.

Read more here.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

Darwin Nunez is now reaching the stage where he can no longer be forgiven for his wayward finishing because he causes "chaos". It is currently only wayward finishing that makes him stand out, not any chaos he may cause.

Mohamed Salah is also going through the most indifferent spell of finishing of his Liverpool career, guilty of more misses at Everton.

The title race is not over but Liverpool's run of two losses and a draw in their past four league games has left them relying heavily on unlikely results elsewhere.

Matthew: Mohamed Salah and Darwin Nunez both need to go and better replacements found. Salah has been a club legend but time seems to have caught up with him. Nunez is just not good enough.

Should Liverpool cash in on Mo Salah, whose deal expires in June 2025, this summer?

Thumbs up for yes.

Down for no.

Liverpool must win their remaining four games and hope Arsenal and Manchester City slip up twice between now and the end of the season.

It's all over for the Reds, isn't it?

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Don Hutchison
Ex-Everton & Liverpool midfielder on The Friday Football Social

I was at Goodison Park the other night and Jurgen Klopp actually looked a little bit broken. Everything has gone wrong because when you look at the form of the players, they don't keep clean sheets. Mo Salah has gone completely off the boil. Darwin Nunez has always been a chaotic striker and he is missing chances.

Liverpool

Jurgen Klopp tells TNT Sports that Harvey Elliott will start as part of a front three with Cody Gakpo and Luis Díaz.

"We have to show it on the pitch," the Liverpool boss says. "We want to show a reaction against a strong side."