Outstanding Liverpool player Andy Robertson joked with Curtis Jones after the team’s victory over Wolves on Saturday, telling him to “get your hands off me.” For a brief period, Jurgen Klopp’s team led the Premier League rankings thanks in large part to the left-back.
At Molineux, the opening goal by Hwang Hee-chan gave Liverpool a deficit right away. If not for some subpar goal scoring by the host club, the Reds may have been in a far worse position at halftime.
Cody Gakpo’s goal 10 minutes into the second half gave Liverpool a point. They weren’t able to take the lead until Robertson scored an incredibly unorthodox goal in the 85th minute.
Jones joined in the celebrations and appeared thrilled with the Scot’s goal. Robertson’s joyful response to Jones’s clasp around his neck was captured on camera.
Robertson, however, has already uploaded the image to his Instagram story along with a hilarious caption that seems to criticize Jones’ actions. He added a red heart, two laughing-crying emojis, and the phrase “Get your hands off me now” to the photo’s caption.
Jones played for Liverpool for the 100th time overall. Hugo Bueno’s own goal in stoppage time gave the team the victory they needed to hold on for a 3-1 triumph with his help.
Only Manchester City has more points than Liverpool after five games. Without Trent Alexander-Arnold and Virgil van Dijk, Klopp was obliged to reorganize his midfield with four summer acquisitions and play last weekend without either player.
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The young talent and newcomers Robertson has noticed in the group excite him. He believes that if some seasoned players return from suspension and injuries, things will only get better.
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It’s a new start, he said to TNT Sports. The squad has a large number of new members, and our style of play has changed slightly. I think that’s why we both feel so completely liberated.
You could clearly tell that we had terrific, exciting young individuals throughout the first half when it was time to simply put the foot on the ball and we were still possibly trying to press it and something like that. They came out and played boldly in the second half, and our replacement players were outstanding.
Darwin Nunez, Harvey Elliott, and Luis Diaz’s introduction at halftime all caused problems. Therefore, despite the absence of important players like Trent and Thiago, our team is still strong.
Our strength can only grow now since they weren’t on the team today. But if we can keep everyone in fitness, we believe we have a team that can compete, and we need to keep demonstrating that.