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Some Liverpool fans debate on whether Man United star should be afforded Anfield honour

Ian Wright feels Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford has gotten back to his 'dangerous' best.
Ian Wright feels Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford has gotten back to his 'dangerous' best.

Liverpool fans react on Twitter amid speculation of unfurling a Marcus Rashford banner at Anfield

Marcus Rashford could become the first Manchester United player to see his banner unfurled at Anfield this Sunday.

A section of Liverpool fans on Twitter have mooted the possibility of honouring the Manchester United star for his efforts in combating child hunger.

The 23-year-old’s efforts have helped children all across England, including Liverpool. Everton thanked the player for his efforts prior to the Premier League clash between the Toffees and United at Goodison Park. Whether Liverpool will do the same remains to be seen.

Marcus Rashford could become the first Manchester United player to see his banner unfurled in Liverpool at Anfield this Sunday.
Will Liverpool go ahead and unfurl a Marcus Rashford banner at Anfield this Sunday? (GETTY Images)

While a section of their supporters is in favour of it, there are also a large number of them against it. Rather than downplay Rashford’s efforts, it is a legitimate concern of not having to root for your rival star.

Given the tribal nature of football allegiances, the decision is understandable.

While we wouldn’t mind either way if Rashford gets a banner or not, a show of thanks could help unite a country that has been divided for some time now.

Everton honoured Rashford earlier in the season
Everton honoured Rashford earlier in the season

After all, no quarter will be given once the whistle blows and the match kicks off this weekend.

What Liverpool ultimately decide to do remains to be seen. We take a look at how fans reacted to the suggestion on Twitter.

Liverpool fans divided about unveiling Rashford banner at Anfield

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Written by Pranav Nair

An Engineering postgraduate with a keen interest in statistics, pop culture and football.

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