Fans disrupting Jota silence had 'no bad intention'
Briefly

Liverpool manager Arne Slot addressed the interruption during the minute's silence for Diogo and Andre Silva, attributing it to a fan's excitement rather than malice. He stated that the person possibly did not realize it was a moment of remembrance. Slot mentioned that other fans were attempting to calm the situation, reflecting a general respect for the Silvas. He hopes for respectful tributes in future matches, acknowledging the time passed since the tragedy. Slot's comments reiterated that the reactions were from confusion, not disrespect.
Liverpool manager Arne Slot expressed that the interruption during the minute's silence for Diogo and Andre Silva was likely unintentional, attributing it to a fan's joy rather than malicious intent. He noted that perhaps the fan was simply unaware it was a moment of remembrance and that other Palace fans were trying to calm the situation, demonstrating the respect fans have shown for the Silvas.
Slot emphasized that he does not believe the fans who made noise during the tribute did so with bad intention, reflecting on the care the Crystal Palace fans have for the Silvas. He explained that the reaction from the fans arose from confusion rather than disrespect.
He acknowledged that the fans of Crystal Palace, and fans globally, have paid great respect to Diogo and Andre Silva. He perceived the incident as unfortunate rather than malicious, and he remains hopeful for respectful behavior in the future.
After Liverpool's loss on penalties, Slot anticipated the upcoming match against Bournemouth, hoping for a more respectful remembrance, as five weeks have passed since the tragic event.
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