[Tweets] Arsenal & Chelsea Icons Join Suarez In Paying Tribute To Steven Gerrard

It was an emotional day for Steven Gerrard as he bid farewell to the Anfield faithful after playing his final home game for Liverpool on Saturday evening.

The game didn’t go according to plan as after Adam Lallana had put the Reds in front, Crystal Palace came storming back to secure an impressive 3-1 victory.

However, the loss didn’t dampen the occasion as Gerrard bid an emotional farewell to the Liverpool fans as he prepares to bring down the curtain on a glittering career on Merseyside.

Players and former players from all over the globe have taken to social media this evening to pay tribute to Gerrard with Arsenal legend Thierry Henry, Chelsea ace Cesc Fabregas and former Liverpool striker Luis Suarez among those to have their say on the midfielder.

Several of the current Liverpool squad have also been on Twitter and Instagram with Daniel Sturridge, Mario Balotelli, Jose Enrique, Lucas Leiva and Alberto Moreno all saying kind words about their skipper.

Check out what the players have been saying:

Was amazing to have the chance to play with this LEGEND. THANKS STEVEN!! stevengerrard . https://t.co/sMABVcYLSY

— Alberto Moreno Perez (@lfc18alberto) May 16, 2015

stevengerrard #legend #respect #icon YNWA https://t.co/lHQJfW25og

— Mario Balotelli (@FinallyMario) May 16, 2015

Thanks for all these years and for being a role model and a top guy . All the best for your future . https://t.co/Km1ApVZalT

— Lucas Leiva (@LucasLeiva87) May 16, 2015

Thank you, legend for all you made me live in Anfield and for all the joy you have given to the football world…. (1/2)

— Luis Suarez (@LuisSuarez9) May 16, 2015

Thank you my friend for everything. You are truly one of the greatest! (2/2) pic.twitter.com/SSAz1A8x1T

— Luis Suarez (@LuisSuarez9) May 16, 2015

Going to miss playing against you @StevenGerrard goodluck on your new adventure. #respect pic.twitter.com/hUhMs4MVEc

— Cesc Fàbregas Soler (@cesc4official) May 16, 2015

What a day for #StevieG. Last game for @LFC at Anfield. What a career he has had for the club. Great player and top man #legend.

— Thierry Henry (@ThierryHenry) May 16, 2015

An absolute pleasure watching you playing & even more play alongside you.Thanks for everything captain #ThanksStevie pic.twitter.com/5pFYU8wl4c

— Fernando Torres (@Torres) May 16, 2015

For me you were a great captain and the best player I've ever played with. pic.twitter.com/K0Dj6VcV4Y

— Dirk Kuyt (@Dirk_18_Kuyt) May 16, 2015

One of my toughest but most sporting opponents. An example on and off the pitch. Good luck Steven #Gerrard @LFC pic.twitter.com/1JuGmsW3oq

— Alessandro Nesta (@sandronesta13) May 16, 2015

A fitting tribute for a real pro and true legend! Good luck Stevie #Gerrard . Ale

— Alessandro Del Piero (@delpieroale) May 16, 2015

The greatest player to ever wear a Liverpool shirt. Wish I was there to share his last moments and season with the club. He's taught me a lot about football on and off the field and made me feel welcome at the club on my first day when I was nervous and had no idea what to expect. As the saying goes you don't know what you've got till its gone but for me we already know what we'll miss. As I said before the greatest to wear the the Liverpool shirt and one of the greats of world football leaves our club today and I just want to say thanks for everything bro. All the best on the next chapter of your life and career. Studge @stevengerrard

A photo posted by Daniel Sturridge – Dstudge (@danielsturridge) on May 16, 2015 at 11:44am PDT

The best ever player to play for liverpool. Is the king this guy both on and off the pitch. Wishing you all the best mate! We will miss you! @stevengerrard

A photo posted by Jose Enrique (@jesanchez3) on May 16, 2015 at 1:51pm PDT

2 Comments

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   olawolu olatunji

   May 16, 2015 at 11:17 pm

   What a great legend,stevinG we love you. Still want U back

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   Fernando

   May 17, 2015 at 12:07 am

   Great player true captain but let down by n ignorant manager everything seems to be forgotten by n poor perfomance from the whole team how ironic how low have lfc standards drop we dont even demand our team to win anymore but seems the departure of n legend makes such performances excaptable wow im gutted

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