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ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC"

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Quote from: Rysoph76 on May 19, 2016, 12:29:55 PM
I honestly feel like I have suffered some form of trauma. When their equaliser went in, I just knew it wasn't going to happen for us. Even at 3-1 down to Dortmund I felt full of hope and that 1 goal would change it but yesterday was a bridge too far, one collective effort too much and I just felt exhausted.

At the end of the game, I poured the remainder of my pint away in the sink and went to bed, my gf knows that those are moments when no words are required so left me in peace and I eventually fell asleep.

I must have woke up 10 times in the night each time wondering what the f@ck had happened.

Getting ready this morning I genuinely felt empty and on my ride to work (35 mins on a bike) I couldn't put the radio on cos I couldn't bear to hear them mention it on the news. Normally I listen to Talksport at work but today I can't bear it and I don't feel like I can get involved in football again until the Euros as I just don't want to have anything to do with club football for a while until this passes.

It sounds pathetic when written down but i'm sure i'm not the only one who feels like this. This one proper f@cking hurt, as bad as i've felt after a Liverpool game because the stakes were so high and we just couldn't do it.

We have Klopp and I love him and I know he'll sort it out and i'm strangely consoled by just not having europa next season as if that loss meant a trip to eastern europe in mid July for a quualifier I think that would have been the final straw.

My son is 7 and loves football (but he hasn't settled on a team) and I almost just want him to enjoy playing and never really support anyone because no one needs to f@cking feel like this!!

If I ever see the clip of Moreno sh1tting out of that tackle for their equaliser ever again I fear a relapse no matter how many years it is down the line!haha
 
RAWK....just keeps on giving





Quote from: Rysoph76 on May 19, 2016, 12:29:55 PM
I honestly feel like I have suffered some form of trauma. When their equaliser went in, I just knew it wasn't going to happen for us. Even at 3-1 down to Dortmund I felt full of hope and that 1 goal would change it but yesterday was a bridge too far, one collective effort too much and I just felt exhausted.

At the end of the game, I poured the remainder of my pint away in the sink and went to bed, my gf knows that those are moments when no words are required so left me in peace and I eventually fell asleep.

I must have woke up 10 times in the night each time wondering what the f@ck had happened.

Getting ready this morning I genuinely felt empty and on my ride to work (35 mins on a bike) I couldn't put the radio on cos I couldn't bear to hear them mention it on the news. Normally I listen to Talksport at work but today I can't bear it and I don't feel like I can get involved in football again until the Euros as I just don't want to have anything to do with club football for a while until this passes.

It sounds pathetic when written down but i'm sure i'm not the only one who feels like this. This one proper f@cking hurt, as bad as i've felt after a Liverpool game because the stakes were so high and we just couldn't do it.

We have Klopp and I love him and I know he'll sort it out and i'm strangely consoled by just not having europa next season as if that loss meant a trip to eastern europe in mid July for a quualifier I think that would have been the final straw.

My son is 7 and loves football (but he hasn't settled on a team) and I almost just want him to enjoy playing and never really support anyone because no one needs to f@cking feel like this!!

If I ever see the clip of Moreno sh1tting out of that tackle for their equaliser ever again I fear a relapse no matter how many years it is down the line!haha

girlfriend? must be a windup
 

RAWK....just keeps on giving





Quote from: Rysoph76 on May 19, 2016, 12:29:55 PM
I honestly feel like I have suffered some form of trauma. When their equaliser went in, I just knew it wasn't going to happen for us. Even at 3-1 down to Dortmund I felt full of hope and that 1 goal would change it but yesterday was a bridge too far, one collective effort too much and I just felt exhausted.

At the end of the game, I poured the remainder of my pint away in the sink and went to bed, my gf knows that those are moments when no words are required so left me in peace and I eventually fell asleep.

I must have woke up 10 times in the night each time wondering what the f@ck had happened.

Getting ready this morning I genuinely felt empty and on my ride to work (35 mins on a bike) I couldn't put the radio on cos I couldn't bear to hear them mention it on the news. Normally I listen to Talksport at work but today I can't bear it and I don't feel like I can get involved in football again until the Euros as I just don't want to have anything to do with club football for a while until this passes.

It sounds pathetic when written down but i'm sure i'm not the only one who feels like this. This one proper f@cking hurt, as bad as i've felt after a Liverpool game because the stakes were so high and we just couldn't do it.

We have Klopp and I love him and I know he'll sort it out and i'm strangely consoled by just not having europa next season as if that loss meant a trip to eastern europe in mid July for a quualifier I think that would have been the final straw.

My son is 7 and loves football (but he hasn't settled on a team) and I almost just want him to enjoy playing and never really support anyone because no one needs to f@cking feel like this!!

If I ever see the clip of Moreno sh1tting out of that tackle for their equaliser ever again I fear a relapse no matter how many years it is down the line!haha

To slightly misquote Dirty Harry: "Well I'm all broken up about that man's pain".
 
RAWK....just keeps on giving





Quote from: Rysoph76 on May 19, 2016, 12:29:55 PM
I honestly feel like I have suffered some form of trauma. When their equaliser went in, I just knew it wasn't going to happen for us. Even at 3-1 down to Dortmund I felt full of hope and that 1 goal would change it but yesterday was a bridge too far, one collective effort too much and I just felt exhausted.

At the end of the game, I poured the remainder of my pint away in the sink and went to bed, my gf knows that those are moments when no words are required so left me in peace and I eventually fell asleep.

I must have woke up 10 times in the night each time wondering what the f@ck had happened.

Getting ready this morning I genuinely felt empty and on my ride to work (35 mins on a bike) I couldn't put the radio on cos I couldn't bear to hear them mention it on the news. Normally I listen to Talksport at work but today I can't bear it and I don't feel like I can get involved in football again until the Euros as I just don't want to have anything to do with club football for a while until this passes.

It sounds pathetic when written down but i'm sure i'm not the only one who feels like this. This one proper f@cking hurt, as bad as i've felt after a Liverpool game because the stakes were so high and we just couldn't do it.

We have Klopp and I love him and I know he'll sort it out and i'm strangely consoled by just not having europa next season as if that loss meant a trip to eastern europe in mid July for a quualifier I think that would have been the final straw.

My son is 7 and loves football (but he hasn't settled on a team) and I almost just want him to enjoy playing and never really support anyone because no one needs to f@cking feel like this!!

If I ever see the clip of Moreno sh1tting out of that tackle for their equaliser ever again I fear a relapse no matter how many years it is down the line!haha

"..My son is 7 and loves football (but he hasn't settled on a team)..."

I hate this, you support your dads/mums team, not who is doing well at the time.

Lods of my mates kids support city/chelsea etc and their parents buy them the kits.

It's so shallow.
 

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