Fair play mate. Didn't remember Weah scoring at that game at all, which is weird because I went to that game - like you sat in Anfield's Main Stand, in the wooden seats to the right of the halfway line.
The years of alcohol abuse are finally taking their toll. Ah well, I had a good run :-/
Those seats are a fucking disgrace. They are so small and rickety. I reckon they easily pre-date Liverpool's first FA Cup win. That Hamman winner was a sickener. I remember that much.Jesus I was also sat to the right of halfway line,I stood up when we scored,a bit silly like,but boy did this scouse fucker give it me when they got the winner,he proper knew I was City,but lads I was with from work where Liverpool,and one a scouse so it was ok ......ish
Those seats are a fucking disgrace. They are so small and rickety. I reckon they easily pre-date Liverpool's first FA Cup win. That Hamman winner was a sickener. I remember that much.
I was once a guest of Carlsberg for the game we lost before the semi final against united, when Andy Carrol took us to pieces. The room where we ate and they presented the man of the match award was like a social club bar in Wigan. It could easily have been at a League One ground. It's funny because at the time the two clubs were scrapping it out for dominance between themselves. I remember the tone of many of their supporters that day; very dismissive of us as a club, which given the threadbare and basic surroundings, amused me somewhat.Whole fucking stadium is a shack mate,disgrace considering their istree
I was once a guest of Carlsberg for the game we lost before the semi final against united, when Andy Carrol took us to pieces. The room where we ate and they presented the man of the match award was like a social club bar in Wigan. It could easily have been at a League One ground. It's funny because at the time the two clubs were scrapping it out for dominance between themselves. I remember the tone of many of their supporters that day; very dismissive of us as a club, which given the threadbare and basic surroundings, amused me somewhat.
Two away fans in 211. Stewards (329 & 041) were told it was causing issues, city fans getting agitated. The stewards said it was being dealt with, half an hour later still nothing done by the stewards, it all got uglier for the away fans included, half time and still the stewards had done nothing despite being told of the trouble by numerous home fans! Just before the second half the l,pool fans decided enough was enough and cleared off. They caused the problem but the stewards inaction resulted in the situation escalating far more than it should. Now this is the real injustice, the steward started taking the seat numbers of the city fans (presumably) to report them to the club which could result in stadium bans.
The stewards didn't see most of the abuse from the away fans and did nothing to protect the safety of any fans who got dragged into the problem, including one city fan with a young child sat on his knee.
If it had been city fans standing up these stewards would have been the first to step in. Yet a real risk to safety was left to escalate to a far more serious situation where fighting started to break out.
I,ve reported similar things in the past but the clubs response is pathetic, one day it will lead to serious injury, but as long as the stewards do nothing and let problems fester it will be city fans who pay the price.
Noticed a few in East Stand on tv coverage wearing dippers scarves.