We asked for your views on what kind of reception you are expecting or hoping for should Trent Alexander-Arnold feature on Tuesday night against Liverpool at Anfield.
Here are some of your comments:
Rob: A Liverpool legend, was with us for 20 years, won everything you could ever win with one club. Should be applauded, never booed.
David: He was a good servant for the club, but I get fed up with ex-players and managers (Klopp) saying how much he had done for the club. What seems to be forgotten is what the club did for him. Liverpool made him the footballer he is and he let the club and fans down. His fluent Spanish showed that he was always going to leave but he disrespected the fans and possibly the club by refusing to make his intentions clear. He will get the reception he deserves.
Yusuf: His home is Liverpool and coming back to your home should feel warm and welcoming – he needs a hero’s welcome. Set up Origi for our fourth against Barcelona, resulting us winning the Champions League. That absolutely stunning performance against Leicester in 2019, and provided 13 assists one the way to our first title in 30 years. He is an important part of the club’s rejuvenation under Klopp and booing him after all of this is major disrespect to the invaluable contributions he made to the club.
Rob: I hope he is cheered but expect the opposite. A warm welcome at the start but boos whenever he is on the ball would be a compromise? Probably very mixed views amongst supporters on this one. But everyone should concentrate on supporting our team and not be bothered by those players who have left.
Ian: I think the best thing that Liverpool fans can do tomorrow is nothing. Don’t boo, but don’t cheer or applaud Trent either. Treat him like any other visiting player.
