There's some idiotic post going around about being there at Sevilla, a fluffing European final, and other such nonsense and proudly still supporting them.
What? How would losing in a final of a major competition even make the slightest dint to a real supporter's love for their club? Is that a real low point?
God, getting there would make it stronger than ever. They've never truly experience difficult times to the point they've become detached from reality.
They're akin to a spoilt celebrity who has a melt down because the champagne in their hotel room is 0.4C too warm and there's a crease on the bed.
As I said previously on here they're genuinely nuts a lot of RS, not so much the Scouse the ones who go the match, some of them are alright. I have a mate who goes home and away to watch them, has travelled all over the country and followed them in the Europa League to places like Udinese, Braga, Bern and St Petersburg. He even had a go at a lot of the RS for moaning about not winning the league in 2014, saying that some fans were give anything to be at that position and they should grow up.
I view a lot of RS the same way I view fellas who punch females in nightclubs for not wanting to dance with them, they have this sense of entitlement that they have this divine right to be successful and they think they have this divine right to not be mocked. Benitez having a go at us for singing songs about Gerrard is a typical example, Carragher had a go at Everton fans for singing offensive songs about RS players.
Look at the comments section on the video of our fans celebrating in the Brick when they lost the final, they genuinely don't understand why we hate them and why other fans hate them. As I said a week ago, they don't have any sense of unity amongst their supporters, because they've never had to go through the pain and disappointment we have as a fan base have had to go through. We're all naturally pessimistic, because we've been disappointed so many times, so we've been able to develop thick skin and we're able to laugh at ourselves, they can't do that. They've only had brief spells of poor form under Hodgson and Rodgers, but other than that, life as RS has been pretty easy recently and for the last 50 years they've had it pretty good.
All these jibes about us celebrating draws at Anfield and about not winning trophies tells people far more about them than us. It's hardly surprising when we'd had a pretty awful season and were playing at Anfield with Cuco Martina at left back and a lot of younger players in the squad, that we would be happy with a draw at Anfield when Rooney scored. Yet the Redmen TR mocked us, then you had that beaut from the Red Echo mocking us for singing after a draw at Anfield. Spongebob Squarehead of Huyton maybe Wallasey who knows he changes his accent like 3 times in a sentence was mocking us for celebrating the draw at when we prevented them from winning the league.
Lazio fans and Atletico's fans actually celebrated goals against them when their rivals were going for the title. Harry Kewell was surprised that after we'd already secured 5th in 2013/2014 and had nothing to play for, that we wouldn't want to win in to simply help the RS win the title. I view a lot of RS as being somewhere between Hillbilly's and Scientologists, they denied Suarez said what he did, then with zero knowledge of the Spanish language, tried to pretend it was a term of endearment during an argument between 2 rival players, while playing in a Liverpool v United game.
The RS propaganda about Micheal Shields was even worse, a lot of people on here from the Balkans or who have family there, know that the police and the authorities only get involved when a foreigner is involved if there is a decent chance the person is guilty, to avoid the Western media's attention on them. I don't understand why nobody put pressure on the lad who did it to own up, if Shields was the innocent fan that people were suggesting he was his I don't really understand why his mates didn't help him out, it was all pretty strange.
