Trent Alexander-Arnold went to Kop to applaud. Many responded with respect similar to Liverpool's sect. None of these are exceptions, but for the reception he received earlier. When the name of the West Derby boy, who announced to be the Champions League champion, was announced, the booing was shocking. He still had a lot when he came.
Probably some people come from people who cheered at the winner of Leicester three weeks ago. Logically, some people are people who celebrate him from many magical moments, nine seasons, 352 appearances and eight trophys. The Liverpool crowd can be loyal to their own people. Not so, although dissidents might argue that the initial infidelity came from Alexander-Arnold, who rejected a profitable contract, who appeared to have been tied to Real Madrid.
Even if predicted, its reality is shocking. "Perhaps he was very surprised by the attitude of the reaction," Arne Slot insisted, not completely convincing, but rather saying "very rarely" shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh Not only that, but it also shows some depth of feeling and is not limited to the online world. “If you tell me 60/40, 50/50, 40/60, I don’t know, but what I know is that the clapping sounds are not as loud as the boo,” Slot said, saying most people are not silent, but drowned. It may be easy to doubt whether the Dutch mentioned him in the incident on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean, saying: "It is a privilege to live in Europe, where everyone can have their own opinions and express their opinions, and that's what we see."
The slot machine points to the timely hymn of Alexander-Arnold being brought to Steven Gerrard's name. Gerrard certainly had a chance to leave but stay. Conor Bradley has one of many odes: the fan base plans for succession to Alexander-Arnold's successor. That could be Liverpool's way: keep moving forward.
One question is whether a relatively stranger misjudged his mood when causing Alexander-Arnold. But he made the football decision. Bradley was booked and fought Leandro Trossard. "I think I want to win a football game, and if we think we can win against Trent, I will attribute it to his teammates and fans because they (Liverpool) hired me to win as many football games as possible," he said. "If after 70 minutes, Connor couldn't keep going and I brought him back to the bench he brought him into, that's a big compliment for him."
Will Bradley become one? Mixed together with evidence of Arsenal's 2-2 draw. He may need as much exposure as possible. But Alexander-Arnold can keep it. The slot machine will not pass the omission of his Liverpool career as he will omit his career in the final match of the Premier League trophy, which will be Alexander Arnold's Anfield farewell. He said the booing was not a distraction to Arsenal. He doesn't have to worry about more prospects. "I think everything that could happen could put us on the verge of winning the 20th League title," he said.
Currently, emotions are mixed together, Slot said. Even though Alexander-Arnold announced his departure only six days, he had told SLOT in March, but for a long time, his decision was, even if his decision was.
Like his manager, his teammates were disappointed but supported. Andy Robertson has always been the brother of Weapons, his fellow defenders, and he has the most competitive assists. "He's an amazing player and an amazing guy," said the left-back. "He's pushed me to make me a better player. His legacy will always be there: He's done a lot for this club. He's what I missed me as one of my best friends in the game, and we did everything together. He brought me to a level I never knew. Not a simple guy for Trent. It's not a good guy for Trent, but he made a good decision. Seeing that he can't tell you BOO, but how do you think of Bood bood buo boo buo of Loy boo boo boo of Lose Lose Lose Lose Lose Lose Lose Lose Lose Lose Lose Lose Lose Lose Lose Lose Lose''
But this is an illustration of their feelings. Some supporters may object to the potential £50m fee, even if the players who spend Liverpool have nothing. But this reaction is partly because he is the Liverpool man who rejects Liverpool. Before the final applause, some of Anfield were created among the players they used to celebrate "scous players on the team."