I saw what people did after beating Liverpool and new signings cannot ignore it

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In his latest column for the Liverpool Echo, Liverpool legend John Aldridge reflects on the significant reaction of teams after beating Liverpool and emphasizes the impact new signings must acknowledge.

Aldridge highlights the tactical decision by Liverpool's manager Arne Slot in a recent match, where the substitution of defender Milos Kerkez before half-time proved crucial. Kerkez had received a yellow card for simulation and risked a further caution that could have left his team with ten players, potentially changing the match's outcome. Aldridge considers the decision necessary and expects Kerkez to learn from the experience as he develops at Liverpool.

The columnist also praises Andy Robertson, who replaced Kerkez during the game, applauding his ability to contribute both defensively and offensively. Aldridge regards Robertson as a modern-day Liverpool legend, drawing parallels between him and the club's historic left-back Joey Jones. Robertson’s performances, especially in challenging matches like the one at Turf Moor, affirm why he remains a key figure in the Liverpool squad nearly a decade into his career.

Aldridge stresses that new signings at Liverpool must understand the intense pressure and heightened motivation teams display when facing the Reds, particularly after securing a victory. This pattern presents a distinct challenge that newcomers cannot ignore if they are to succeed at a club with Liverpool’s stature and expectations.

With Liverpool preparing for upcoming high-profile fixtures, Aldridge’s insights serve as a timely reminder of the resilience and tactical awareness required both from players and management to maintain success on and off the pitch.

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