Virgil van Dijk described the performance as “predictable” and said that his manager had a few choice words for the team afterwards. “Yeah he was angry. Of course,” Van Dijk said. “He had every right because we played poorly. “That was already the case in the first half. In the second half, maybe there was more urgency, but it still wasn’t good enough. “He had every right to be angry. We have to pretty quickly turn this into full focus on Friday [against Wolves in the FA Cup]. That’s our responsibility, physically and mentally.” Telegraph Sport examines the six fundamental errors that were made by Slot’s side at Molineux. Lack of intensity Liverpool barely created a chance in the first half, which was one of the more uneventful halves of the entire Premier League campaign. Slot’s team had plenty of possession before the break but they produced nothing of note in the final third. Jeremie Frimpong’s wild strike over the crossbar, and Mohamed Salah’s inability to convert an early opportunity created by Van Dijk, summarised …