Robertson under fire despite Liverpool win as fans call for immediate exit

Liverpool Fans Turn on Robertson Despite Crucial Win at Anfield
Liverpool moved within touching distance of the Premier League title with a 2-1 win over West Ham United at Anfield on Sunday — but the mood among supporters was far from celebratory when it came to Andy Robertson. The Scottish international was at the center of controversy following a second-half own goal that allowed West Ham back into the game. And while Virgil van Dijk later rescued the points with a stoppage-time header, the spotlight remained fixed on Robertson for all the wrong reasons.

Liverpool Edge Closer to Title, But Robertson in the Firing Line
Luis Díaz gave Liverpool a deserved first-half lead after a sublime pass from Mohamed Salah carved open the West Ham back line. For much of the opening 45 minutes, the Reds looked composed and in control. But the game turned after the break. With West Ham growing into the match, a moment of miscommunication between Van Dijk and Robertson gifted the visitors an equaliser — the latter redirecting the ball into his own net. Although Van Dijk would later atone by heading home the winner from a late corner, the post-match discourse was dominated by fierce criticism of Robertson, with many supporters calling for his immediate departure at the end of the season.

Fan Reaction: “Never Want to See Him Play Again”
The backlash was swift and unforgiving.
One supporter wrote:
“Never want to see Robertson play for this club ever again.”
Another posted:
“He’s a legend, but he’s clearly not the same anymore.”
A third added:
“Robertson can never ever ever ever ever play for this club again.”
Some fans compared his recent performances to former players who overstayed their welcome at the top level:
“Fabinho levels of drop off. Time to go.”
Even the decision to bring Robertson on as a substitute was met with criticism:
“Why would you sub him on? We’ve been playing with 10 men since. He’s finished at this level.”
The consensus was clear — many fans believe Robertson’s time at Liverpool is over.

Liverpool Eyeing Milos Kerkez as Long-Term Solution
As speculation grows around the 31-year-old’s future, Liverpool are reportedly confident of landing Milos Kerkez as a long-term replacement. The AFC Bournemouth full-back is highly rated at Anfield, with the club seeing him as a natural successor to Robertson, who joined from Hull City in 2017 and has since become a club legend.
Whether Kerkez can match the heights of Robertson’s peak years remains to be seen, but the Reds' hierarchy appears ready to usher in the next generation at left-back.

What Next for Robertson?
Andy Robertson has been one of the most important players of Liverpool’s modern era, but his performances in recent months — and fan sentiment — suggest that chapter may be coming to a close.
With Liverpool just two wins away from sealing the title, any decisions about Robertson’s future will likely be made once the silverware is secured. But for many fans, the verdict is already in.