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[b][/b You don't need to go back that far the greatest night I ever witnessed at anfield including st etienne was Chelsea 2005 I have never known anything like it. And don't be surprised if something happens next week with zenit.
You never get that from the TV screen
Unless you have experienced it they you do not know and I cannot
explain it no matter how hard I try. I wouldn't dispute that Stan, we just enjoy it as much in our own way even though we aint there. I will tell you another thing Stan we feel every defeat every bit as much as you lads do. have to disagree with you there, when I go into work the next day and talk to fellow Liverpool fans, they are unhappy we got beat but they still have the consolation they never paid 50 quid for the privlidge of watching us get beat unlike us daft fans like me, stanley and faz especialy if its 50 quid you really could'nt afford in the first place...
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[b][/b You don't need to go back that far the greatest night I ever witnessed at anfield including st etienne was Chelsea 2005 I have never known anything like it. And don't be surprised if something happens next week with zenit.
You never get that from the TV screen
Unless you have experienced it they you do not know and I cannot
explain it no matter how hard I try. I wouldn't dispute that Stan, we just enjoy it as much in our own way even though we aint there. I will tell you another thing Stan we feel every defeat every bit as much as you lads do. have to disagree with you there, when I go into work the next day and talk to fellow Liverpool fans, they are unhappy we got beat but they still have the consolation they never paid 50 quid for the privlidge of watching us get beat unlike us daft fans like me, stanley and faz especialy if its 50 quid you really could'nt afford in the first place... Spending money you cant afford is not sound financial planning....
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OK, I see!
I think the first thing that needs addressing is a proper stadium. At least 60 000 seats, and with extension options up to 80 000 seats built into it.
Next thing is to get the f**king team playing some winning football - not just flair light weight stuff. We might need a tougher manager to achieve this - I don't know just yet.
After that has happened we'll get a pull for people going to Anfield again - not just feeling obligated to it, but actually wanting to go there.
Next step is reducing the ticket prices, and if the pull is too strong then expand the stadium up to 80 000 seats.
Now we're with some good player investment back in business and soon in CL again.
Does that sound good? Yes that works for me. OK, I'll get my coat and go out and find some new owners for us then! See 'ya in a bit! 
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[b][/b You don't need to go back that far the greatest night I ever witnessed at anfield including st etienne was Chelsea 2005 I have never known anything like it. And don't be surprised if something happens next week with zenit.
You never get that from the TV screen
Unless you have experienced it they you do not know and I cannot
explain it no matter how hard I try. I wouldn't dispute that Stan, we just enjoy it as much in our own way even though we aint there. I will tell you another thing Stan we feel every defeat every bit as much as you lads do. have to disagree with you there, when I go into work the next day and talk to fellow Liverpool fans, they are unhappy we got beat but they still have the consolation they never paid 50 quid for the privlidge of watching us get beat unlike us daft fans like me, stanley and faz especialy if its 50 quid you really could'nt afford in the first place... Spending money you cant afford is not sound financial planning.... I know it's like we have been saying about how much you are prepared to sacrifice for your club, some fans are prepared to sacrifice more than others which shows there dedication, this is why we are not all the same, I would say I was more dedicated than some fans but I also know there are alot of fans prepared to sacrifice alot more than me, these are the fans I take my hat off too like those in Russia tonite.
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Spending money you cant afford is not sound financial planning.... An SMS Loan surely solves the problem, doesn't it? 
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Spending money you cant afford is not sound financial planning.... An SMS Loan surely solves the problem, doesn't it? not a bad example there, how many people would be prepared to go into debt for the Club in order to go and watch them, I might of at one time but certainly not now...
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OK, I see!
I think the first thing that needs addressing is a proper stadium. At least 60 000 seats, and with extension options up to 80 000 seats built into it.
Next thing is to get the f**king team playing some winning football - not just flair light weight stuff. We might need a tougher manager to achieve this - I don't know just yet.
After that has happened we'll get a pull for people going to Anfield again - not just feeling obligated to it, but actually wanting to go there.
Next step is reducing the ticket prices, and if the pull is too strong then expand the stadium up to 80 000 seats.
Now we're with some good player investment back in business and soon in CL again.
Does that sound good? Yes that works for me. OK, I'll get my coat and go out and find some new owners for us then! See 'ya in a bit! Dont bring anymore bloody yanks back
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OK, I see!
I think the first thing that needs addressing is a proper stadium. At least 60 000 seats, and with extension options up to 80 000 seats built into it.
Next thing is to get the f**king team playing some winning football - not just flair light weight stuff. We might need a tougher manager to achieve this - I don't know just yet.
After that has happened we'll get a pull for people going to Anfield again - not just feeling obligated to it, but actually wanting to go there.
Next step is reducing the ticket prices, and if the pull is too strong then expand the stadium up to 80 000 seats.
Now we're with some good player investment back in business and soon in CL again.
Does that sound good? ........... " if Carlsberg did Football Clubs, they would be the best Football Clubs in the world " ............
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T62aC4yB8TE&feature=youtu.betell me they are not real fans...from a country miles away...99% have never had the chance to go to anfield...tell me they arent fans...More than half of these guys dont speak english, but they know all the words of YNWA...
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Marko, I think that it is the title of the thread which is misleading. All fans are Real fans, however, the degree of fanatism varies, for some it's the most important thing in their lives, for some others it's a little bit more that an entertainment. For me personally LFC is important, but definitely not the most important thing in my life. My family, my job would definitely come before that, for others, this can be different.
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