Liverpool FC Forum

[redbeergoggles]

Thanks Nan I am glad my posts have the desired effect ,Cheers girl

[red37]

RBG You didnt have to open your heart - but i for one am glad you did. Good thread this, lets have more of em i say.

[redbeergoggles]

Thanks Red
I was honest in the hope other posters would realize how unforgiving following this team we love can be ,and how in some cases it can become a black hole, and have a detrimental effect on relationships and the people we care about.

[redbeergoggles]

RBG You didnt have to open your heart - but i for one am glad you did. Good thread this, lets have more of em i say.

Sadly Red it seems its usually all the argumentative threads ,and ones that engage in useless and futile debate that have the most posts.

[NANNY RED]

You must have some great memories of your trips though an i for one would love to hear them, most prob were share some of them memories throughout the years, if you can understand what i mean

[redbeergoggles]

Understood Nan ,

[Greavesie]

I think everyone should share what memories they have with the club, its heart warming to know people have been through similar experiences. I like threads like this, brings us all together, even when its all kicking off in other threads

[NANNY RED]

I think everyone should share what memories they have with the club, its heart warming to know people have been through similar experiences. I like threads like this, brings us all together, even when its all kicking off in other threads

Erm why arnt you in bed youve got to get up early to study. you wont be passing no exams being up this late , off you go an get your brain sleep,   

[Greavesie]

I think everyone should share what memories they have with the club, its heart warming to know people have been through similar experiences. I like threads like this, brings us all together, even when its all kicking off in other threads

Erm why arnt you in bed youve got to get up early to study. you wont be passing no exams being up this late , off you go an get your brain sleep,   

Yes Nan 

[redbeergoggles]

My Daughter is on the Carnage bar crawl in Town  and she's in College later ,Im waiting up for her listening avidly for her taxi pulling up .
She's apparently to old for me to pick up now and would sooner share a cab with friends (Independance its a killer !) 

[Reg]

Red, the love of LFC is like any relationship, has its ups and downs and can become too intense. Sometimes the relationship becomes strained and a whilst a divorce is not needed, a cool off period is. I started going to the games back in 77/78 and was a fanatic until Heysel. It was the only round I didnt go to because of university exams. I was shocked at the loss of life. I rejected everything Anfield stood for right there and then and didnt go for 10 years. I took a casual interest in the scores and kept abreast of developments but refused to get drawn into it.

I was offered some tickets a few years back and went. The good times flooded back and my love of the club is greater now than it was. But I neded 10 years away to recalibrate my relationship with LFC.

Take some time off mate, dont rush it and when you're ready you'll enjoy your own involvement more.

[NANNY RED]

This thread needs bumping it brings a nice warm glow on here

[RedBlood]

fu.ck me mate football is a passion and it hurts sometimes but the good thing is theres always another game/season around the corner

dont take something you love out of your life because your partner, family, freinds dont undertsand it

[GYBS]

You family and happiness in life must always come first RBG - if it makes you happy then you made the right choice hands down .

[NANNY RED]

fu.ck me mate football is a passion and it hurts sometimes but the good thing is theres always another game/season around the corner

dont take something you love out of your life because your partner, family, freinds dont undertsand it

just a question here an im not being sarky or nasty .an no way im i inferring some are better fans than others  when i ask this but do you live in Liverpool an do you go the match on a regular basis. Because it does make a big difference to your personal life if you do. And prioritys and all.