Another day, another petition by their fans
I loved the way we were all sitting through Steve bloody McManaman waxing lyrical about Liverpool and picking holes in Barca and Messi but the problem is the guy that no-one has seen or heard during the game.Lineker didn't do it live on TV it was behind the scenes while the game was going on. Live sport should be impartial Sky Sport is certainly not
No sorry Alan how are you doing today mate.Anyone got any clips of talksport making fun of Liverpool or their fans last night?
Better than I was this time yesterday, hope you're well yourselfNo sorry Alan how are you doing today mate.
Finishes at 7.02pm
Highlights “they lost”
What a steaming pile of doggie do.I didn't know Raymond Chandler or Mickey Spilllane were RS ???? Rawk is waxing lyrically this morning (amongst the swearing about Barca being cheats/Suarez not being able to walk round town with his family/Messi etc etc zzzzz that is)……………
mikey_LFC
Believer
Take it as a sign of respect. They were rattled. Underdogs in their own backyard, it rarely happens. We backed a tiger into a corner and felt the repercussions.
If last night was a boxing match it was two elite boxers but one demonstrating their ring craft and dynamism and one demonstrating their chin and ruthlessness. We controlled the spaces, pinned them back against the ropes and would be winning on points except for the couple they landed on our chin.
That's left us wounded, battling against the odds with a mountain to climb after six rounds gone. But we've got more fight and spirit than most, and we're about to be given an all mighty boost. We need to stick to our game plan in the second half and just be more clinical. Capture the moments when they're offered to us.
One of Klopp's all time favourite films is Rocky and its a script on that proportion that we need to write. Klopp lives for the fight, for the show of character. If anyone is capable of turning this around it is us, with a rocking Anfield crowd behind them. We've seen the impossible before and we will again. Let's make it Tuesday night. When our backs are against the walls and then piece by piece things start to go our way, the sense of inevitability builds. The opposition feels powerless against it. They are swallowed into a cauldron with no way out.
Think AC Milan, three goals in 6 minutes. Think Dortmund, 3 goals in 30 minutes. Think Olympiakos, 3 goals in a half. Think Man City, 3 goals in 20 minutes.
We've comeback against better sides, against lower odds, with worse players. Nothing is impossible. Remember the feeling of momentum, of inevitability that happens when the pieces start to fall into place. Remember the disbelief when leaving the ground, the elation as dreams become reality. Remember the glow that you wake up to the morning after the night before.
We've seen it before and it is glorious.
Feel the pain now and remember it. Get all the disappoint out of your system. Heartbreak builds character.
On Tuesday night, we go again. We go with absolute everything we've got.
We're not going anywhere.
I know; how weird is it. I ran into an RS a few hours before last night's game and all he wanted to talk about was Ajax.They are obsessed with other team's money.
On the night of Istanbul I lived in Dublin. At full time (after their outrageous but amazing comeback) I was outside a pub having a cigarette. All that a RS fan wanted to talk about was Chelsea and how much they spend each minute of the day. I couldn't really believe it.
He had just witnessed one of the most amazing events in his team's history and all he wanted to talk about was Chelsea. Says it all for me.
Interesting you decry foreigners diving when Englands own Stevie me was just as big a culprit.Blue to the core Sir. That was the upside of the game.
I didn't know Raymond Chandler or Mickey Spilllane were RS ???? Rawk is waxing lyrically this morning (amongst the swearing about Barca being cheats/Suarez not being able to walk round town with his family/Messi etc etc zzzzz that is)……………
mikey_LFC
Believer
Take it as a sign of respect. They were rattled. Underdogs in their own backyard, it rarely happens. We backed a tiger into a corner and felt the repercussions.
If last night was a boxing match it was two elite boxers but one demonstrating their ring craft and dynamism and one demonstrating their chin and ruthlessness. We controlled the spaces, pinned them back against the ropes and would be winning on points except for the couple they landed on our chin.
That's left us wounded, battling against the odds with a mountain to climb after six rounds gone. But we've got more fight and spirit than most, and we're about to be given an all mighty boost. We need to stick to our game plan in the second half and just be more clinical. Capture the moments when they're offered to us.
One of Klopp's all time favourite films is Rocky and its a script on that proportion that we need to write. Klopp lives for the fight, for the show of character. If anyone is capable of turning this around it is us, with a rocking Anfield crowd behind them. We've seen the impossible before and we will again. Let's make it Tuesday night. When our backs are against the walls and then piece by piece things start to go our way, the sense of inevitability builds. The opposition feels powerless against it. They are swallowed into a cauldron with no way out.
Think AC Milan, three goals in 6 minutes. Think Dortmund, 3 goals in 30 minutes. Think Olympiakos, 3 goals in a half. Think Man City, 3 goals in 20 minutes.
We've comeback against better sides, against lower odds, with worse players. Nothing is impossible. Remember the feeling of momentum, of inevitability that happens when the pieces start to fall into place. Remember the disbelief when leaving the ground, the elation as dreams become reality. Remember the glow that you wake up to the morning after the night before.
We've seen it before and it is glorious.
Feel the pain now and remember it. Get all the disappoint out of your system. Heartbreak builds character.
On Tuesday night, we go again. We go with absolute everything we've got.
We're not going anywhere.
With Blues it's usually bleach.I know; how weird is it. I ran into an RS a few hours before last night's game and all he wanted to talk about was Ajax.
Probably the most cringe thing I’ve ever read. Weird bunch of mutants their fans.I didn't know Raymond Chandler or Mickey Spilllane were RS ???? Rawk is waxing lyrically this morning (amongst the swearing about Barca being cheats/Suarez not being able to walk round town with his family/Messi etc etc zzzzz that is)……………
mikey_LFC
Believer
Take it as a sign of respect. They were rattled. Underdogs in their own backyard, it rarely happens. We backed a tiger into a corner and felt the repercussions.
If last night was a boxing match it was two elite boxers but one demonstrating their ring craft and dynamism and one demonstrating their chin and ruthlessness. We controlled the spaces, pinned them back against the ropes and would be winning on points except for the couple they landed on our chin.
That's left us wounded, battling against the odds with a mountain to climb after six rounds gone. But we've got more fight and spirit than most, and we're about to be given an all mighty boost. We need to stick to our game plan in the second half and just be more clinical. Capture the moments when they're offered to us.
One of Klopp's all time favourite films is Rocky and its a script on that proportion that we need to write. Klopp lives for the fight, for the show of character. If anyone is capable of turning this around it is us, with a rocking Anfield crowd behind them. We've seen the impossible before and we will again. Let's make it Tuesday night. When our backs are against the walls and then piece by piece things start to go our way, the sense of inevitability builds. The opposition feels powerless against it. They are swallowed into a cauldron with no way out.
Think AC Milan, three goals in 6 minutes. Think Dortmund, 3 goals in 30 minutes. Think Olympiakos, 3 goals in a half. Think Man City, 3 goals in 20 minutes.
We've comeback against better sides, against lower odds, with worse players. Nothing is impossible. Remember the feeling of momentum, of inevitability that happens when the pieces start to fall into place. Remember the disbelief when leaving the ground, the elation as dreams become reality. Remember the glow that you wake up to the morning after the night before.
We've seen it before and it is glorious.
Feel the pain now and remember it. Get all the disappoint out of your system. Heartbreak builds character.
On Tuesday night, we go again. We go with absolute everything we've got.
We're not going anywhere.
Ffs We go again!What a steaming pile of doggie do.