Landon Donovan

They dropped Prevenberg back to a back three and put him on as a right fullback, but essentially it went into the six. And, you know, his passing range and his ability on the ball is special. And I just... I had so much respect for Alexander Arnold in the way that he handled himself because I said a lot of things. I said a lot of things that I'm sure he felt. Like, he's given the club everything.

Don't you dare boo him. Like, who do you think you are? But he's never said anything. He celebrated a goal, a last minute volley at Leicester a couple of weeks ago and took his shirt off. And there was kind of this like stern look at the crowd. And it was just very cinematic. And people were like, well, what's he thinking? Is he going to stay? That kind of thing. But the boos hurt him.

Don't you dare boo him. Like, who do you think you are? But he's never said anything. He celebrated a goal, a last minute volley at Leicester a couple of weeks ago and took his shirt off. And there was kind of this like stern look at the crowd. And it was just very cinematic. And people were like, well, what's he thinking? Is he going to stay? That kind of thing. But the boos hurt him.

Don't you dare boo him. Like, who do you think you are? But he's never said anything. He celebrated a goal, a last minute volley at Leicester a couple of weeks ago and took his shirt off. And there was kind of this like stern look at the crowd. And it was just very cinematic. And people were like, well, what's he thinking? Is he going to stay? That kind of thing. But the boos hurt him.

The boos hurt him. And it was always going to be a case, well, he was going to get a medal. He was going to lift a trophy. Like, what were they going to do? Were they going to boom? He's going to come on. There was some boos and jeers when he came on. We were listening for it pretty intently. but for the most part, uh, it was more love and more cheering.

The boos hurt him. And it was always going to be a case, well, he was going to get a medal. He was going to lift a trophy. Like, what were they going to do? Were they going to boom? He's going to come on. There was some boos and jeers when he came on. We were listening for it pretty intently. but for the most part, uh, it was more love and more cheering.

The boos hurt him. And it was always going to be a case, well, he was going to get a medal. He was going to lift a trophy. Like, what were they going to do? Were they going to boom? He's going to come on. There was some boos and jeers when he came on. We were listening for it pretty intently. but for the most part, uh, it was more love and more cheering.

And then Landon, it was really interesting after the game, they, they basically put up a wall. So you have the, you have the Premier League, uh, trophy lift and all that. And then the media goes behind like a, like a gate. They put up like, they put up, um, like this gate and you can have you, everyone has their camera and their desk. And so we were like right around the 18 yard box. Um,

And then Landon, it was really interesting after the game, they, they basically put up a wall. So you have the, you have the Premier League, uh, trophy lift and all that. And then the media goes behind like a, like a gate. They put up like, they put up, um, like this gate and you can have you, everyone has their camera and their desk. And so we were like right around the 18 yard box. Um,

And then Landon, it was really interesting after the game, they, they basically put up a wall. So you have the, you have the Premier League, uh, trophy lift and all that. And then the media goes behind like a, like a gate. They put up like, they put up, um, like this gate and you can have you, everyone has their camera and their desk. And so we were like right around the 18 yard box. Um,

And then after they lifted the trophy, they then went over to the cop because we're like 20 yards from the cop. So that's kind of where they did all their celebrating. And at one point, as you know, you've celebrated a lot of things. There's just tons of celebration. All your family's there. It's all the different people lifting the trophy. And they did a team picture or whatever.

And then after they lifted the trophy, they then went over to the cop because we're like 20 yards from the cop. So that's kind of where they did all their celebrating. And at one point, as you know, you've celebrated a lot of things. There's just tons of celebration. All your family's there. It's all the different people lifting the trophy. And they did a team picture or whatever.

And then after they lifted the trophy, they then went over to the cop because we're like 20 yards from the cop. So that's kind of where they did all their celebrating. And at one point, as you know, you've celebrated a lot of things. There's just tons of celebration. All your family's there. It's all the different people lifting the trophy. And they did a team picture or whatever.

At one point, they went and celebrated again. You're talking, it's like an hour of celebrating. At one point, Trent Alexander-Arnold sat on the 18-yard box, his butt's on the 18-yard box. He's looking at the cop. He's very stoic. And you knew that was his moment. We've seen other players at other clubs do that in their homestead. And he was very stoic.

At one point, they went and celebrated again. You're talking, it's like an hour of celebrating. At one point, Trent Alexander-Arnold sat on the 18-yard box, his butt's on the 18-yard box. He's looking at the cop. He's very stoic. And you knew that was his moment. We've seen other players at other clubs do that in their homestead. And he was very stoic.

At one point, they went and celebrated again. You're talking, it's like an hour of celebrating. At one point, Trent Alexander-Arnold sat on the 18-yard box, his butt's on the 18-yard box. He's looking at the cop. He's very stoic. And you knew that was his moment. We've seen other players at other clubs do that in their homestead. And he was very stoic.

And then his mom and dad, his brother, his wife, and someone else came on the pitch. bro he he basically melted in his mom's arms streams of tears um he was inconsolable his family huddled around him and he just he cried and he sobbed for like I don't know what seemed like 10 minutes and you just realized at that point what the football club meant to him how much

And then his mom and dad, his brother, his wife, and someone else came on the pitch. bro he he basically melted in his mom's arms streams of tears um he was inconsolable his family huddled around him and he just he cried and he sobbed for like I don't know what seemed like 10 minutes and you just realized at that point what the football club meant to him how much

And then his mom and dad, his brother, his wife, and someone else came on the pitch. bro he he basically melted in his mom's arms streams of tears um he was inconsolable his family huddled around him and he just he cried and he sobbed for like I don't know what seemed like 10 minutes and you just realized at that point what the football club meant to him how much

it would have hurt him for them to, you know, for certain sections of Liverpool supporters to boo him. It was a really like, it was a really pivotal moment to see that. And it was, you know, again, it was, it was done the right way. It finished the way it should finish. And so, you know, you know, you look at a player, a lot, he's a classy individual. So that was cool.