“‘Oh no!’ Liverpool coach stunned by Arne Slot’s moment in today’s training session”

 

 

Aaron Briggs could hardly believe his eyes as Arne Slot emerged as the only member of Liverpool’s coaching staff to nail the crossbar challenge.

 

Several Reds backroom figures had taken part in a light-hearted wager before training, ahead of Saturday evening’s trip to Tottenham. As Slot’s floated effort clipped the woodwork, the club’s set-piece coach was seen gasping “Oh no!” before turning away in disbelief.

 

“I like the cameraman behind,” Slot joked as he walked off, unfazed.

 

Moments like these matter — especially when Liverpool finally seem to be riding a change in momentum.

 

That positivity had looked under threat when Mohamed Salah reignited controversy with his latest candid media comments. Yet everything that followed has suggested the squad is firmly united behind their manager and fully committed to dragging the club back to its former heights.

 

Back-to-back victories over Inter Milan and Brighton & Hove Albion mark genuine progress, but the real test lies in sustaining that fight and resilience as the year draws to a close.

 

Liverpool must now prove this resurgence isn’t just another false dawn — not another fleeting glimpse of promise before familiar inconsistency returns.

 

Fans deserve more than hollow optimism heading into 2026.