When MO SALAH was replaced against Chelsea, he became furious.
On minute 77, the former Blue was replaced by Harvey Elliot, and he left no one in Stamford Bridge in any doubt as to how furious he was.
3Mo Salah fumed after being subbed at ChelseaCredit: Sky Sports
Salah was enraged on the sidelines after being replaced.Thanks to Sky SportsSalah was obviously incensed by manager Jurgen Klopp’s choice, with Liverpool’s opening weekend match against the Blues hanging in the balance at 1-1.
As he limped off the field, he threw his protective hand tape over the West London grass in despair.The Egyptian should have received punishment for littering, joked fans.
“Should Salah receive a fine for littering? I believe so.A person concurred, saying “Salah should be fined for littering.””Seriously Salah should be booked for littering,” another person remarked.
Luis Diaz scored the first goal in the ‘Caicedo Derby’ thanks to a flawless ball from Salah, who was involved in a drawn-out trade fight with the clubs over Brighton star Moises.
One person remarked, “Look at Salah man, he’s littering all over the pitch.”Before halftime, Chelsea rookie Axel Disasi scored a goal to tie the game, and after a scoreless second half, both teams agreed to a draw.Salah established a record by scoring in each of Liverpool’s first six Premier League contests.He scored eight goals in all of those games, tying Alan Shearer, Wayne Rooney, and Frank Lampard for the most ever.
And after briefly making it 2-0 for Liverpool, he though he had broken that record, but VAR overturned it with a close offside ruling.Ben Chilwell shared Salah’s fate as he was just missed for being offside after he rounded Alisson to score shortly after Disasi’s equalizer.Klopp refrained from criticizing Salah for his enraged response to being replaced.
“I can understand because if Mo scored, it would have set a new record for goals scored in a first-game, but I didn’t think about that,” the German responded.We required both stability and new legs. Everyone experienced extreme intensity.
“That’s all I have to say about it; his response was perfectly acceptable. I would be really astonished if I substituted a striker at 1-1 who was jumping into my arms thinking he would score, but that is perfectly OK.Salah was told to “sit down and shut up” by Sky Sports analyst Roy Keane, who seemed unimpressed.”It’s OK to be upset, but don’t let it last for too long,” he said.