Having spent nine years at Liverpool, Andy Robertson had to return to Anfield as a Tottenham player just a few months on from his move to North London.Tottenham’s performance at Anfield in the Carabao Cup third round was arguably their best display of what has been an extremely disappointing season so far.Spurs had a much superior xG to Liverpool, fashioning several gilt-edged chances, but some poor finishing and some suspect defending meant that they suffered a 3-1 loss.That game was a personification of the ills that have plagued Roberto De Zerbi’s side consistently this season, with many Tottenham fans concerned over where the goals are going to come from.Photo by Ed Sykes/Sportsphoto/Allstar via Getty ImagesTottenham star Andy Robertson makes admission regarding return to AnfieldThe Scotland international started on the bench in the Carabao Cup clash and came on as a substitute on 57 minutes, replacing Destiny Udogie.It was the first time that the 32-year-old has returned to the club where he won multiple league titles and a Champions League, since his summer move to Tottenham.Robertson admitted that he did not expect a reunion with his former club so soon, but was delighted with the welcome he received from the home fans.When asked about returning to Anfield, the left-back told Stick to Football Podcast: “Yeah, it was strange. Obviously, I looked at the fixtures when they first came out, you look at Liverpool away. And it was December, and I’m thinking I’m quite happy with that, I can get my feet under the table with Tottenham.“But no, it was great, you know what I mean? In terms of the reception I got off the home fans. It was a long time there, and to go back and be in another colour but still get that reception, it was nice.”Robertson has been very impressed with Spurs midfielderThe experienced full-back’s time in North London has got off to the kind of start he would have hoped for, with the Lilywhites still winless after five league games.However, one experienced Tottenham man has already impressed the two-time Premier League winner in training. Speaking to The Overlap, Robertson named James Maddison as the one who has caught his eye the most. The Scotsman said about his new teammate: “Madders – five-a-side player. quality.”A. RobertsonTottenham – Premier League (2026 – 2027)Appearances5Minutes Played367Average Rating6.69Key Passes8Tackles5Blocks3Interceptions3Duels Won10Stats correct as of 24 September 2026.Image credit: @thatfootballphotog / InstagramREAD MORE: Gareth Bale to Man United? Andre Villas-Boas makes £125m Tottenham revelationThe post Andy Robertson reveals one 'strange' experience he has had since joining Tottenham appeared first on Spurs Web.