JBG wrote:I'm not a happy chappy at the moment. Havent been for a long time now. In fact, going back to Rafa's news conference before the Newcastle away match three years ago ("as always I will continue to focus on coaching the team") I've not been a happy camper as a Liverpool fan. That was the first real indication that there was something fundamentally broken at our club and that we werent in Kansas no more.
Lets be clear here: Liverpool FC, the great sporting institution we all love and treasure, is long dead. It died a death of a thousand cuts starting back in early 2007 when those shower of took over.
At times the entity we saw before us looked a bit like our beloved club. It got our hopes briefly up with some exciting times in the 08/09 season, but just because it walked and talked a little like Liverpool FC didnt necessarily mean that it was Liverpool FC. No, instead it was a fake, a sham I call Kop Holdings Ltd.
It'll continue to be Kop Holdings Ltd for the foreseeable future as far as I can see. I have an awful feeling that Hicks will wriggle out of the current situation and manage to assume sole control of the club.
The only solution as far as I can see is for the fans to precipitate a crisis. Sometimes the baby has to be thrown out with the bath water. In Houllier's time the fans lost faith in him and home crowds started to dwindle. I think I remember it said that when we got something like 32,000 for a home league game on a Saturday David Moores finally decided that enough was enough.
We need more of the same now. Fans should stop going to the games and stop supporting the team. It isnt Liverpool FC anyway, its an abomination called Kop Holdings.
Maybe I'm not thinking straight and maybe I'm being extreme but I've stopped supporting the current side. It isnt Liverpool. My hope is that an absolute disaster on and off the field will force the Yanks to lower their ridiculous asking price and walk away.
We play Everton next up and I'm hoping the bitters do us a rare favour and help us put ourselves out of our misery.
Immolution by fire and then a resurrection afterwards.
Lee J wrote: let me get this straight, you want Everton to pagger us? This time next week we could be sat at the very foot of the table, waiting for the administrators to lump us with a 10 points penalty... and you want us to lose to Everton?
Lee J wrote::Oo: let me get this straight, you want Everton to pagger us? This time next week we could be sat at the very foot of the table, waiting for the administrators to lump us with a 10 points penalty... and you want us to lose to Everton?
bavlondon wrote:Spot on JBG. But it must surely be the most difficult thing to get no fans at all to go to games. The next game is the derby as well.
Redman in wales wrote:bavlondon wrote:Spot on JBG. But it must surely be the most difficult thing to get no fans at all to go to games. The next game is the derby as well.
thats the thing. it'll be inpossible. I'm okay casue I'm an occasionist - I get to about 3 games a season - October would usually see the first of my trips up, but I wont this year, not at the moment. But even if all the scouse faithful boycotted the game, you'd still get the day-trippers, and even the groups from the european supporters assoc.
Last season I sat behind 12 lads/lasses in annie road who were all members of the Swiss LFC fan club, all come across for the game. It was a treat for them, but on any given game, they'll always be fans in the home end. - be it people from liverpool, elsewhere in the uk, or abroad
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