Liverpool thread 2020/21

[Ancient Citizen]

Theres loads about but l can never think of them when l try. Most appear to be men. Perhaps its some sort of little cock big teeth thing.

Firminho. Remembered him without trying. There must be a dentist in Liverpool cornering the market. In Nantwich there's a firm of solicitors who specialise in dental negligence cases. Not too far for those living on the Wirral.

Dental negligence it most certainly is, there's enough in there to supply half the Kop.

 

[BlueMoonz1977]

Agreed 100%
Since The Sun were (rightly) rounded on, the media have been shit scared of upsetting them since then and seem intent on blowing smoke up their arses to over compensate.
This in turn feeds a cult like mentality towards anyone or anything that doesn't follow the narrative that they are somehow superior in every way, shape or form to everyone and everything else.

Exactly..look at the journo who called their supporters and club out, about how they behave

He got sacked

 

[Mike Cledford]

Dental negligence it most certainly is, there's enough in there to supply half the Kop.

Dual purpose too. Do the engraving and stand them upright at the cemetery, few flowers and you're done.

 

[Blueboy73]

Exactly..look at the journo who called their supporters and club out, about how they behave

He got sacked

Colin Mafham was the guy and he was paid off.
I bet he's had to use his pay off money to hire 24 hour security to protect him from the cult.

 

[old blue]

Enough room in there for one.
Perhaps the dentist wasn't used to working on such s large scale.

He could get a quote from Cammel Laird's.

 

[Phil1]

The fact that Liverpool fans believe they are hated around the country because of a bit of success tells you everything you need to know about them.
No self awareness whatsoever in the spunkbubble they all inhabit.
It's. Not. The. Team. Its. The. Supporters. You. Insufferable. Set. Of. Cunts.

 

[Cellarite]

Right ...Tin hat on....



As I have posted previously I think Liverpool have alot to be proud of, but also alot to be ashamed of and so I do get the hostility from many on here. To some extent I admire it as it shows a passion for your own club, something that the game is built on and is sadly missing a little from the games we have seen since restart.

So it was Kent's comment that got me thinking about "hatred" and rivalries and whether they change. Growing up on the Wirral I tended to follow the results of all the local clubs, Chester, Tranmere, Liverpool and Everton, wanting them all to do well. Then after starting to go to matches with my dad who had a season ticket at Anfield I became more narrow in my support, but my dislike for your neighbours increased. I wouldnt say it got to the level of hatred. The dislike and the rivalry...and yes jealousy only grew during their succes and our fallow years. During that time there was the success of Arsenal , Chelsea and now City. I dont think I ever really disliked any of them or begrudged them their success. Maybe Chelsea a little with their less than exciting football...... Arsenal (maybe not as much with the 1-0 to the Arsenal phase) & City were/are a joy to watch and I dont think many can dislike or hold a grudge when you see good football played.

Yes the recent incidents (bus/hacking/letters) will shape and no doubt remain the memories of many, but I wonder if Liverpools win last season was a once in 30yr thing and we go back to being mediocre, whether the dislike/hatred will remain. Or will we go back to being that "unpleasant memory"?

Do those local or "tradional" rivalries/hatreds change with success or the rise of other clubs?

Just me pondering again.

Not many City fans developed a hatred for Leicester City in 2016.

It’s your **** of a club that’s the problem, not winning the league.

 

[Grassland Blue]

Nobody in Greater Manchester uses the word “wools”/“woollybacks”... we say “Yonners”

There are sheepshaggers though.
From Glossop eastwards and Marsden.

 

[crazyg]

There are sheepshaggers though.
From Glossop eastwards and Marsden.

Exactly. Derbyshire/Yaarkshaar.
Where men are real men, and sheep are real nervous.

 

[Pam]

Come on Chelsea.