The former Liverpool and Rangers player Graeme Souness was on TalkSPORT today and has asked for Liverpool fans to show some respect this evening’s Champions League tie at Anfield Stadium against Ajax and to not boo the minute silence for the sudden passing of the Queen.
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“Remember, it’s the name of Liverpool Football Club that will be tarnished if anyone misbehaves tonight, if they show any form of protest.”
“Our Queen has died, show some respect. That woman was such a loyal servant to our country for 70 years. She was just a young woman when she came to the throne. For me, she’s been faultless.”
“If you are not entirely on side with what I’m saying, just think of the football club. Go there tonight and support your football club by showing respect in supporting your football club.”
“For any football fan to show disrespect at this time is unacceptable.”
“By showing respect, you’re supporting your football club. Think of your club.”
Graeme Souness pleads with all football fans to respect the minute’s silence in memory of Queen Elizabeth II. pic.twitter.com/NCqzwCVVOo
— talkSPORT (@talkSPORT) September 13, 2022