Liverpool Thread - 2023/24

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To be fair all Clubs attendences were low.. in those days each club apart from maybe United had low attendences United just above 40k. football hooliganism was rife.. many working class towns and Cities has been ravaged by the Thatcher Goverment and football suffered too. Liverpool had there best season ever with a treble of League.. League Cup and Champions League but you could still pay on the day of the match and there were still plenty of seats empty apart from the really big games...
I think once SKY got involved it went global and football became a fashion accessory and the cool thing was to be associated to a successful brand then it all changed..
My point is simple.. what’s the point supporting a club if it no longer feels like your own.. like I say am hoping it doesn’t happen to you for a long long time but it’s inevitable given the modern fan.
Many prefer the time when they were a kid, teen or early 20's...football big part of that..only natural to prefer the more exuberant times in life..i know i do...and i think as a blue we had some great teams as well as some poor. I think Kendall's team was more than sufficient in top division...to listen to blues it seems as though we were in DIV 4 since the 70's..clearly not the case! case. I do miss Maine Road mind...that walk past Platt lane fields training ground...as a kid dreaming.....one day i'll be there lol
 
It won't.

They'll buy a no mark Midfielder for £20 million and FSG will pocket the rest
And the media will tell us all that he's the greatest midfielder that has ever played the game. Spitty will be given his own show on Sly for a few days where he'll discuss the new maestro with Kenny Dalglish, Robbie Fowler, Vain Dick and Bingo himself...

...and by next year 'the greatest midfielder ever' will be on loan at Charlton Athletic.
 
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