Liverpool Thread - 2023/24

[BringBackSwales]

Listen don’t insult me linking me with that forum, that lot are on a completely different planet to local Liverpool fans, they sum up everything wrong with modern day football supporters,

Just like united local fans are a tiny minority of your fanbase, live with it

 

[grandsolo]

Listen don’t insult me linking me with that forum, that lot are on a completely different planet to local Liverpool fans, they sum up everything wrong with modern day football supporters,

As if the entire fanbase isn’t a cult.

 

[denislawsbackheel]

Are they demanding a replay yet for tonight’s outrage?

 

[manimanc]

You have to watch Anfield Agenda and Redmen TV watch along from tonight's game, they are absolute classics.
Ear defenders to be worn at all times though.

 

[cheekybids]

Yes an official apology was issued, but the **** who undertook the assault was never found

Nor was anyone from reported from their own supporters. The club that weaponise their outrage had no-one in their ranks, not 1 offended enough to report it to the police or stewards.

Let that sink in, a hurty song, there will be letters to MPs, calls to the press & radio, ex pros outraged but no-one ever sees violence, jibbing, fakes or stops their own hurty songs.

 

[cheekybids]

Yes being from Liverpool our rivalry has always been with the toffees they were the team you always wanted to beat. The rivalry with United grew up based on jealousy on both sides.. they were jealous of us winning all the trophies and we were jealous of no matter what we won United kept getting all the headlines, can remember us beating Benfica in the European Cup quarters one year in the stadium of light 4 - 1 and next morning papers were headlining Bryan Robsons dislocated shoulder.

Imagine months & months of headlines about a dislocated shoulder, pathetic. How is Salah anyway?

 

[TinFoilHat]

Another VAR decision goes against a red shirt in Europe.

Maybe Pep was right about how English clubs are reffed in Europe differently

 

[Ric]

I see Klopp is taking tonight’s defeat with his usual good grace.

 

[denislawsbackheel]

Kunt

 

[domalino]

I see Klopp is taking tonight’s defeat with his usual good grace.

As much as I dislike him and usually savour him showing himself to be a terribly sore loser and blaming grass length etc, to be fair, he was actually really graceful immediately post match- didn’t make a big deal of the refereeing, complimented Toulouse and criticised his team.

Without seeing Toulouse’s facilities I have never heard such loud celebrating in the background of a press conference, so someone might have been taking the piss.