Tag: Andy Robertson

Slot Under Fire As Liverpool Face Make-Or-Break Trip To Forest

Arne Slot
November 2025

Liverpool’s 3-0 collapse at Manchester City has left Arne Slot under growing scrutiny, with pundits warning that another slip-up against struggling Nottingham Forest could deepen an alarming run of seven defeats in ten games and drag the reigning champions further from the title race. Don Hutchison argues Slot must finally settle on a clear system that fits Liverpool’s biggest names during a softer run of fixtures, insisting this stretch against bottom-half opposition is where a convincing plan, consistent line-ups and sustained results must appear or pressure will quickly escalate.

PGMOL backs VAR: Van Dijk equaliser rightly ruled out

Virgil van Dijk
November 2025

PGMOL confirmed the offside decision that cancelled Van Dijk’s header versus Manchester City was correct, citing Andy Robertson’s offside position and clear ducking action near the goalkeeper as interfering with play under Law 11. Liverpool had lodged a formal complaint. Webb explained the on-field team judged Robertson’s movement affected the keeper’s ability to attempt a save and VAR upheld it as not “clearly and obviously wrong.” The call remained subjective but within protocol, closing Liverpool’s challenge despite ongoing debate over interference thresholds.

Slot slams offside call that cancelled Van Dijk equaliser at City

Arne Slot (Liverpool)
November 2025

Liverpool’s 3–0 defeat included a disallowed Van Dijk header for offside interference by Andy Robertson. Slot argued Robertson didn’t impede Gianluigi Donnarumma’s line of sight and cited prior precedent, calling the decision “influential” given Liverpool’s poor first-half level and fragile game state. VAR judged Robertson—three yards offside and ducking under the flight—to impact play. Slot contrasted consistency with a John Stones goal allowed last season, contending delayed flag/communication swayed outcome. He admitted Liverpool’s first-half issues but maintained 1–1 would have materially altered approach and momentum.

Robertson backs Wirtz to kick on

Florian Wirtz (Liverpool)
October 2025

Andy Robertson defended Wirtz’s muted league start, highlighting two Champions League assists and the team’s disrupted rhythm amid injuries. He predicts improvement as Slot integrates Wirtz’s creativity with clearer spacing and quicker connections to Alexander Isak. Liverpool’s priorities: cleaner set-piece defending, sharper counter-press, and giving Wirtz consistent zones between lines to lift chance creation while Salah’s role is carefully re-optimized.

Andy Robertson Uncertain Over Liverpool Future Amid Kerkez Talks

Andy Robertson (Liverpool)
June 2025

Andy Robertson, with a year left on his Liverpool contract, says discussions are ongoing but he’s unsure of his future, especially as the club pursues Bournemouth left-back Milos Kerkez for added competition.
Robertson stressed he’s focused on family and pre-season, while admitting Liverpool must evolve. He acknowledged the competition is normal at a top club and is open to staying or leaving depending on future decisions.

Robertson’s Errors Spark Left-Back Transfer Chatter

Andy Robertson (Liverpool)
April 2025

Andy Robertson endured a nightmare moment in Liverpool’s 2-1 loss to Fulham, making two critical errors that led to the home side’s second goal. His poor pass and failed clearance handed Alex Iwobi the opportunity to score.
The Scottish left-back’s mistake-laden sequence has intensified speculation that Liverpool may look to upgrade at left-back this summer, with Milos Kerkez (Bournemouth) and Antonee Robinson (Fulham) named as top targets.

Trent to Madrid? Robertson Says ‘Nobody Knows’ Yet

Trent Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool)
April 2025

Andy Robertson addressed swirling speculation about Trent Alexander-Arnold’s rumored move to Real Madrid, saying “no one knows” his future yet. Trent is out of contract this summer, with Madrid reportedly confident of landing him on a free transfer.
Despite Real Madrid’s interest, Liverpool sources say no deal is done. Robertson emphasized that Trent is fully focused on recovering from injury, calling speculation premature. Liverpool beat Everton 1-0 on Wednesday, holding a 12-point lead in the title race, though Robertson warned there’s “still a long way to go.”

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