Pierce Morgan criticizes Liverpool fans on charges of screaming Trent Alexander Arnold

Liverpool was held in a 2-2 draw against Arsenal in the Premier League earlier today, and Trent Alexander Arnold was struck by the fans of the house.

The RDS 2-0 team was in the first 21 minutes of the game, and they will be disappointed that they would drop points here. They were completely controlled during the first half of the game, but Arsenal managed to bounce strongly during the second half, and they fully deserved the tie.

Liverpool should have won

The RDS team had the chances of winning the match late, but Andrew Robertson had a goal.

Liverpool has already won the Premier League title, and the result does not mean anything to them, but they would feel that they could easily win the game on another day. The RDS team was lacking in the effort during the second half, and Arsenal could have easily collided more than a tie if they had 11 players on the field.

Mikel Mirino was sent with 10 minutes staying, killing his momentum on the side away.

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Liverpool fans criticized Trent Alexander-Arnold

Meanwhile, the Arsenal fan and the famous Lieutenant Colonel Morgan now criticized Liverpool fans on the way they dealt Trent Alexander Arnold During the game. The England International was brought in the second half, and Liverpool fans were constantly hit by.

The player chose to leave the club in a free transfer and join Real Madrid In the summer. This did not decrease well with the believers Liverpool. Morgan feels that he was a compassionate decision in Bo, one of the best players in the club.

Morgan wrote on x: “Liverpool fans screaming at Trent Alexander-Arnold are compassionate. One of the longest players who serve in the club and the most loyal, helped them win them in the league, and they are now seeking a new challenge abroad … and they shake it?

Liverpool fans Alexander Arnold not only when he came, but they were also singing the name of former club captain Stephen Gerard and Liverpool Cunus Conor Bradley, who was delivered today.