Liverpool Fans Rip Into £40M Signing Oxlade-Chamberlain After EFL Cup Ouster

Much was expected from Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain following his £40m move to Liverpool from Arsenal, although the 24-year-old has been in the firing line for criticism after a less than spirited performance against Leicester, as his new employers were downed 2-0 by the Foxes in the third-round of the Carabao Cup on Tuesday night.
Reds supporters, much like the rest of the footballing world, cottoned onto the 'Ox's' lack of creativity and dynamism along the right flank for the Merseysiders at the King Power Stadium and took to Twitter to berate the England international's lacklustre, wasteful performance.
In what was his full debut, Chamberlain failed to link with his attacking partners on a series of occasions and appeared to be overawed and jaded by the encounter with Craig Shakespeare's resurgent squad.
It would be unfair to suggest that the versatile midfielder was the main culprit in Liverpool's downfalls on the night, but it's safe to say that a fair few supporters were less than impressed with the former Gunners man.
ox chamberlain is without doubt the biggest waste of money ever spent by the club... #LFC, #SHITE
— PatrickMcDermott (@McDermott_14) September 19, 2017
Oxlade Chamberlain been dismal. Not expectin him to be Messi but come on! Couldnt even deliver a newspaper at this rate let alone a cross! 😤
— Kloppo (@klopps_reds) September 19, 2017
Can't believe we paid £40m for oxlade chamberlain hahahah
— Liam Brennan (@LiamBrennan95) September 19, 2017
Oxlade Chamberlain, as a player who was in the last year of his contract and yet we paid £35m for, doesn't quite look value for money.
— Gaz Ubermick (@ubermick) September 19, 2017
Looks like Arsene robbed Klopp blind for Oxlade at £40m. Another awful performance from a player that hasn't improved in 4 years. 😪😪
— Joe Thomlinson (@joethomlinson) September 19, 2017
We paid £35m for Ox in the final year of his contract, still baffles me that. No wonder Arsenal fans didnt seem to give a shit.
— Barry LFC O Sullivan (@NotoriousLFC) September 19, 2017
Liverpool travel to Leicester once again on Saturday in the Premier League, so redemption will be top of the list for Jurgen Klopp come kickoff.
Whether Chamberlain will feature from the bench once more is yet to be seen, but gauging his performance on Tuesday, it's expected that he'd also like to prove a few doubters wrong to win over his new, bemused fans.
