Jeremy Jacquet ‘receives abuse from Liverpool fans after ‘not stopping for children’, according to a journalist who has posted footage.
The clip, which was posted after the goalless draw between Liverpool and Fulham on Saturday afternoon, has quickly gone viral across social media.
It comes days after Darren Fletcher put a fan in his place following abusive shouting towards players after Man Utd beat Sabah 4-0. More on that HERE
Jeremy Jacquet receives abuse from Liverpool fans for not stopping for children. 🤯🤦♂️ pic.twitter.com/eudAXn6g1p
— Keefe Irwin (@KeefeIrwinSport) September 12, 2026
Fulham head coach Alvaro Arbeloa said in the press conference following the game:
“I know that when you are not winning games, it’s not so easy that your players believe in your ideas. I know everything is easy when you win but they believe in the way that we have been working and I showed them the things that we were doing so well.
“I think there were so many things that we did well but we have been making mistakes and of course, in this league, if you make mistakes, they will punish you. That’s the league, that’s the level and we need to understand that, how important it is.
“If you have chances, try to take those chances but also to be a little bit more balanced and control the transition against a team when all teams here in England have quick players. I think we did better and we realised how important it is to be balanced.
“From my first day, we trained so hard about the transition. But I think everything changed after the Crystal Palace game because I think we have been working all this week, but in the first week also, how important it is to be balanced when you have the ball.”
“I’m so proud of my players.” 🤍
Álvaro Arbeloa reacts to today’s draw at Anfield. pic.twitter.com/5uiy5BQf8R
— Fulham Football Club (@FulhamFC) September 12, 2026
Liverpool boss Andoni Iraola said in the press conference, as per Sky Sports:
“In the end, this is the easier one for me, for you, for everyone – our players were tired. I think there is a lack of freshness, definitely. We cannot hide it.
“I think it’s the worst turnaround in terms of 60-something hours between the games, after a very big game the other day. But this is going to happen more times, maybe with one more day, maybe. But sometimes it’s going to happen the same way during the season.
“We have to adapt to these circumstances. It’s this kind of game that you need to win, sometimes with a set play, sometimes with a shot from the edge, sometimes from a moment of brilliance from the offensive players and we haven’t had that today. We’ve been clearly not as good offensively as we’ve been in other days.”
On the lack of control in midfield…
“I think today, especially in the first half, we were arriving late to the presses. It’s clear. I think we improved this part a lot in the second half. I think we’ve been better structured, I think we controlled better the game in the second half, even without scoring the goal.”
On whether playing at home is an issue…
“I didn’t feel it three days ago against Atletico Madrid. Is it because we haven’t won? I don’t know. I prefer to play at home, definitely I prefer to play at home. We cannot find the reasons outside, we have to find the reasons inside the pitch.”
Here’s how social media users reacted as Jeremy Jacquet ‘receives abuse from Liverpool fans after ‘not stopping for children’…
@morrow_jackk: I was there. Surrounded his car and pressured him for no reason. Jacquet did nothing wrong 👍
@_LiamLFC_: If you’re abusing players for not stopping, you’re the type of people they shouldn’t be stopping for 👍🏽
@DanielSharp_: There is a time and a place and it’s not there. Idiots.
@J_wicks21: His job is to play football, not stop his car in the middle of the road to take photos and sign stuff for begs
@LFCTransferRoom: What an earth, one of our best players this season and people are treating him like this.
@redmen9722: Why would he stop he’s fucking driving home you tits what’s he meant to do hold up the traffic 🤦♂️
@rebekkarnold: Very very weird behaviour, been a great player for us doesn’t deserve this and also is not obligated to stop.
@Owene2220: Embarrassing if anyone feels like they’re entitled to anything off them always a time and place. Respect goes both ways
@KayLFC05_: They want him to stop his car in the middle of the road after a frustrating draw so he can take a few pics? People need to seriously get a life. The state of this fanbase right now. Jacquet has been our best player this season too.
@RileyLFC26: He doesn’t have to stop ya gimps
@LFC_Char: He doesn’t owe anyone anything and stopping at traffic lights on a busy main road is dangerous. Anyone shouting abuse doesn’t fucking deserve anything from him anyway.
@JamesDreamin: Our fanbase is rancid at the moment.
