Carragher: I can understand that Liverpool fans boo Arnold, but this is not what I agree with

May 12th Liverpool drew 2-2 with Arsenal at home in this round of the league. Liverpool's deputy Arnold, who announced this week that he would leave at the end of the season, made a substitute in this game, and some Reds fans booed. Former Liverpool deputy Carragher talked about Arnold being booed by fans when he was involved in the show.

"This is the story of this game, and it's something that everyone will talk about. I'm sure we will discuss it after the game, and every newspaper report will mention it tomorrow. I'm surprised that there are so many people hugging and booing. When you're in a crowd of 60,000 people, I don't suspect that there are many people in Liverpool who are dissatisfied with this situation, and I've said that this emotion is understandable. I've said that when he made his debut against Leicester City When there were some booing from the visiting team fan area. I think any player who wears a red jersey, plays for the club, works hard to win three points for the team and strives for the trophy should not be booed. "

"I understand that there are a lot of dissatisfaction among fans. I can understand this, and some people outside Liverpool can't seem to understand this emotion, but I can understand it. But I think booing my own players during the game is not what I agree with."