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We’re here for a reason. We’re not here to participate.”The former Celtic defender then stressed every player has to contribute something meaningful if they want to survive at Anfield.“If you play for Liverpool, that means you have to bring something for the team, not just to be there.”That honesty will probably resonate with supporters after another frustrating display against Chelsea, where we once again lost control of a game after starting brightly.The right-sided player also admitted the current campaign hasn’t reflected the level expected at Liverpool.“Obviously this season I don’t think it’s a Liverpool standard for sure.
We need to really compete for trophies.”That pressure has only increased because of the impossible task facing anyone attempting to replace Trent Alexander-Arnold.Bolo Zenden recently pointed out that Frimpong is “more an attacker than a full-back”, while Jan Molby questioned whether his qualities are suited to the physical demands of Premier League football.Frimpong addresses Liverpool pressureDespite criticism from pundits and supporters, the Dutch international insisted he always expected intense scrutiny playing for Liverpool.“I expected the fans to be on you, it’s Liverpool. I expected obviously we need to win things.”Frimpong also revealed the dressing room remains united despite the difficult season.“When it’s highs, we all have fun.
When it’s lows, we all go through it together. We come in training, we’re smiling, we’re laughing.
