Apologies first of all for not posting much, I'm more of a listener than a talker, but on rare occasions I feel inclined to have to open my own mouth.
It is only my opinion, but with no offence meant, I figured it was about time someone provided a
realistic reminder of why "We Are Liverpool" for all those who may still have a half empty glass ..........
Last seasons bar is closed! Chuck the rest of that lukewarm flat old pint and return to the bar for a pint of the finest please landlord.
"A lot of football success is in the mind. You must believe you are the best and then make sure that you are."
"Aim for the sky and you'll reach the ceiling. Aim for the ceiling and you'll stay on the floor."This is the start of a whole new season, we learn from the past, but look forward to the future with optimism. We are the best, and whilst there may be the occasional hiccup along the way to remind us that it's not a god-given right, if we truly believe we are the best, in the longrun we'll be proven right.
Plus whilst being the eternal optimist, I'm also not so naive as to to set aside logic completely. Whats to say that if we start off thinking we could possibly do anything, that it couldn't happen. Or that if we really, really believe we'll win every game, that it might just be contagious enough for other teams to start to wonder after we start winning a few, that maybe we were right after all. Just the smallest bit of doubt on their part certainly won't hurt us, but it may even help us believe even more, and in turn make them doubt even more.
I support Liverpool. The Liverpool way is to win. Doesn't matter if we are playing against some lesser known but surely inferior team like Guangdong, Newton Heath or St. Domingo's, or even a team of potential greats like Liverpool Reserves, once you pull on a shirt with a liverbird over your heart as a player, or as a supporter, you should believe you are going to win! Why? Well why on earth wouldn't we, we are the best after all.
"Above all, I would like to be remembered as a man who was selfless, who strove and worried so that others could share the glory and who built up a family of people who could hold their heads up high and say 'We are Liverpool'."I was born whilst Shanks was still picking the team, and am proud to say I've really been
hunting enjoying basking in the glory of being a red all my life
