Uruguayan forward Luis Suarez scored 82 goals for Liverpool during his time on Merseyside but the striker wasn't afforded a warm welcome on his return in the colors of Barcelona for the Champions League semi-final second leg.
Suarez was one of the more controversial players in English football during his four years in the Premier League, but despite a series of red cards and more than one instances of him 'biting' opposing players, Suarez's goalscoring prowess in red afforded him a rose-tinted reception from the Kop throughout.
Not so on his latest return to the stadium during Tuesday's semi-final second leg. Suarez, scorer of one of Barcelona's goals in last week's semi-final first leg in the Nou Camp, has been the recipient of a chorus of boos from the stands on practically every occasion he has seen the ball.
The abuse for the Uruguayan has predictably made it to social media, too, as a Liverpool supporters (as well as some former players) take aim at their former idol.