And sadly it looks as though Darwin Nunez has fallen foul of that after the Liverpool striker took the decision to remove all his Reds-related posts on Instagram after Sunday's 4-2 win over Tottenham.

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You only need to be there on match-day to hear how much they support their No.9.

But modern football means there are always people looking to tear you down and you need to understand that there is also always pressure when you play for a club like Liverpool, especially when you are a big-money striker like Darwin is.

This is where he would benefit from having the right people around him and in his camp to give the right feedback and keep him on an even keel.

Most of those nobodies online won't even be Liverpool fans, it will be people pretending to be so they can stick the boot in and feel good about themselves.

You've got to learn to love putting the ball in the back net and that will be the best way for Nunez to respond to all these people pretending to be Liverpool fans and giving him unwarranted abuse.

He is a lifelong, die-hard Reds fan and I am always delighted to see players like that succeed.
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