Irving talks about Arnold being booed: Being booed by his own fans, it feels like a big stone stuck in his throat

May 12th According to the Mirror, Irving talked about the topic of Arnold being booed in an interview.

Irving said Arnold was booed by fans in a possible Liverpool farewell match, which made him very upset. In a 2-2 draw against Arsenal, the defender was booed by fans when he came out of the bench in the second half, and most of his touches were also met with an angry response.

Irving, who transferred from Liverpool to Real Madrid in 2003, said he could understand Alexander Arnold's mood at this time.

In response, Irving said: "It feels like a big rock stuck in his throat after being beaten against Liverpool for Newcastle. I remember sitting in the players' lounge after I played against Liverpool for Newcastle, and my parents and I were in tears because I just got booed by my own fans. Arnold may leave now, it's his penultimate game, maybe the last one, someone booed him, you can't erase that feeling from your mind. Although he has been loved by fans for the past 20 years, the feeling of this moment will always be in memory."

Arnold has not commented on the fans' reactions, but his teammate Robertson expressed his opinion.

In response, Robertson said: "There are a lot of emotions in this matter, and in this moment, I can only tell you how I feel. First of all, I am disappointed with losing my best friend, we have experienced a lot together in the game. He is an excellent player and a very good person, he makes me better, he takes me to a level I never imagined and keeps pushing me forward. But he has made the choice and the contribution he has made to the club is obvious.

"The trophy he won, those moments in history will always be there, and for him it is not an easy decision, of course not, but he has made the decision. It’s not a good time to see friends being booed, but as I said, we can’t tell people how to do it. ”