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Hello m8s, wonder who didn’t saw the game, is saying i lost nothing, but who lost? Not Liverpool but the whole world who support Liverpool lost, because such players didn’t know that they are Liverpool players, didn’t know what is football, didn’t know what are they doing in that field, that field is Anfield,a football ground that who ever played on it in the past ,is afraid of the huge chanting crowd,

WHERE IS THAT CROWD

Who chanted Liverpool, Liverpool in the Kop ,swinging aside each other, that Beatles songs, never heard again, No good pases,no side interghanging,no runs from behind, no positioning, no infiltration, just waiting for the ball or not even try to do some pressing, they got some day rest and are doing it now again, What are the excuses? We and all those who pay money to watch Liverpool are doing it with passion, are those who wear that red shirt pasionable about Liverpool?
Who’s trying to live Shanklyes words?
They have the privilege to ply for you
This is our bread and butter,
"That I've been basically honest in a game in which it is sometimes difficult to be honest. Sometimes you‘ve got to tell a little white lie to get over a little troublesome period of time. I'd like to think that I have put more into the game than I have taken out. And that I haven‘t cheated anybody, that I've been working for people honestly all along the line, for the people of Liverpool who go to Anfield. I'd like to be recognized for trying to give them entertainment.

I'd played at Anfield and I knew the crowd was fantastic. I knew there was a public just waiting. So I fought the battles inside and outside. I was interested in only one thing, success for the club. And that meant success for the people. I wanted results for the club, for the love of the game, to make the people happy."
My idea was to build Liverpool into a bastion of invincibility. Had Napoleon had that idea he would have conquered the bloody world. I wanted Liverpool to be untouchable. My idea was to build Liverpool up and up until eventually everyone would have to submit and give in