Zayyaan

Salah’s first incident in 9 years where he was involved in a spat and @Carra23 changes his mind from top 5 initially, then arguably 1st after delivering on the conditions set by himself and then miraculously pops up in 6th. It’s ok to have your own personal lists as it’s down to your own wonderful way of defining greatness and what the players mean to you from different generations but this isn’t fair. How many greats handed transfer requests in? How many legends left the club? How many gave exclusives to the rag? But do we let that get in the way? No because they’re humans and we’re all allowed to make mistakes. And that’s why we must not let the drama in December be reflective of @MoSalah’ legacy. It feels like Carragher can’t fully accept just how great Salah has been, so instead of celebrating it, he’s nitpicking and magnifying the one tiny crack he can find. That’s where the bitterness shows. Because if you’re being honest, you look at the full body of work — the goals, the consistency, the impact — and you give credit where it’s due. But this? This feels like a deliberate attempt to undermine and malign a hero, rather than celebrate everything he represents. And in the end, that says more about Carragher than it ever will of the great Mohamed Salah. #LFC

@SajadIqbalLFC I changed my mind 12 months later as I think MO this season didn’t show enough off the pitch, I don’t really care about on the pitch as it’s his first average season. I’d like him to have spoken more for the club after defeats & not kill the manager publicly.

@SajadIqbalLFC I changed my mind 12 months later as I think MO this season didn’t show enough off the pitch, I don’t really care about on the pitch as it’s his first average season. I’d like him to have spoken more for the club after defeats & not kill the manager publicly.