The booze are full-time were as loud as you get. Very rarely they'd put a boo, but it was loud. There was a lot of frustration. I spoke to people on the ground and there was a growing the crowd of people having to go, people are booing, and people saying, like, get the manager gone, etc. The empty seats, when they scored a talent as well. I remember being,

it was different circumstances but I remember being

towards the end of the Brendan Rogers reign

we got beat battered by West Hamer home

and again it was 3-0

the little other red car

like it was a shambles

but the ground was empty

and people kind of given up a little bit

and it felt yes

that a lot of the anger well actually came out a lot of

people have been you know lip-pill rubbers and there's been loads to talk about it but it felt

like an angry response from the crowd yesterday and obviously a combination of results haven't been

great it's fucking top them who are garbage like they've been in crisis that then this new guy

who looks like there's not what he's doing has just got point to you yeah and it looked like they were about to sack him two days ago they've just been beating five two and the goal they've got some left after 20 minutes like they're a mess um it did feel like yesterday was was a real damning indictment on honest slot it felt like a lot of people even give up on him, give up on the place, whatever.

But Anfield responded in a way that Amfield very rarely responds in.

And that's a really bad sign for Arna Slot.

Liverpool fans don't boo poor performances.

Singly.

That felt like they'd just booed what had gone on previously.

It was finally like the destroyer that broke the camels back and I don't think he has a connect with the fans

the way a lot of Liverpool fans have I don't know whether that's

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