Liverpool FC Forum

by **Leonmc0708** » Thu Mar 17, 2005 10:38 am

Last night was our most important game of the season, and whilst as fans we can do nothing about the performance of the players, the one thing we can do to infuence the outcome of a game is to go along to the game and to be vocal in our support.

So where exactly where the "fans" last night?

Some so called Liverpool fans make me sick. Wednesday night games are so often empty, and there is NO EXCUSE whatsoever for the so called fans who never bothered last night just cus it was on the TV.

I am sick of the idiots who pick and choose the games that they attend.

Ask yourself the following questions.

(If you live outside the UK, so you can not attend the game, then dont bother.)

1) Are you going to the game on Sunday ?

2) Did you go last night ?

3) Could you not make it due to work commitments? Oh right, did you go the Leverkusen home and the Olympiakos home games ? Whats the difference ?

by **XSD** » Thu Mar 17, 2005 10:41 am

Some people just can't make every game leon. It's a busy world

by **Leonmc0708** » Thu Mar 17, 2005 10:42 am

XSD wrote:Some people just can't make every game leon. It's a busy world

Not good enough.

People cant make every game my @rse.

As previous, I bet they would make the derby if it was last night.

Too many sunny day fans.

by **akumaface** » Thu Mar 17, 2005 11:14 am

I think there are many kind of fans, some are more casual than others. You have to remember that you need money to buy the tickets and its expensive to go to every game. Not to mention the time. Also, some game is more attractive than others (vs the big club or derby etc.). Just like going to a movie, you choose which movie to see. You simply do not see all the movie even if you are a movie buff. I understand your frustration and I will be dying to see a LFC game live at Anfield but couldn't simply I do not live in England. Just take it easy and I really do believe we have the greatest fans in football.

Cheersmate.

by **wet echo** » Thu Mar 17, 2005 11:30 am

Leonmc0708 wrote:Last night was our most important game of the season, and whilst as fans we can do nothing about the performance of the players, the one thing we can do to infuence the outcome of a game is to go along to the game and to be vocal in our support.

So where exactly where the "fans" last night?

Some so called Liverpool fans make me sick. Wednesday night games are so often empty, and there is NO EXCUSE whatsoever for the so called fans who never bothered last night just cus it was on the TV.

I am sick of the idiots who pick and choose the games that they attend.

Ask yourself the following questions.

(If you live outside the UK, so you can not attend the game, then dont bother.)

1) Are you going to the game on Sunday ?

2) Did you go last night ?

3) Could you not make it due to work commitments? Oh right, did you go the Leverkusen home and the Olympiakos home games ? Whats the difference ?

to be honest would this question be asked if we had won three nil?

by **Ciggy** » Thu Mar 17, 2005 11:30 am

How about critising the disgraceful performance by our players last night

, Instead of critising the fans.

by **Leonmc0708** » Thu Mar 17, 2005 11:42 am

akumaface wrote:I think there are many kind of fans, some are more casual than others. You have to remember that you need money to buy the tickets and its expensive to go to every game. Not to mention the time. Also, some game is more attractive than others (vs the big club or derby etc.). Just like going to a movie, you choose which movie to see. You simply do not see all the movie even if you are a movie buff. I understand your frustration and I will be dying to see a LFC game live at Anfield but couldn't simply I do not live in England. Just take it easy and I really do believe we have the greatest fans in football.

Cheersmate.

Fair weather supporters are the best in the world hey?

People who pick their games are not supporters.

by **Leonmc0708** » Thu Mar 17, 2005 11:42 am

wet echo wrote:
Leonmc0708 wrote:Last night was our most important game of the season, and whilst as fans we can do nothing about the performance of the players, the one thing we can do to infuence the outcome of a game is to go along to the game and to be vocal in our support.

So where exactly where the "fans" last night?

Some so called Liverpool fans make me sick. Wednesday night games are so often empty, and there is NO EXCUSE whatsoever for the so called fans who never bothered last night just cus it was on the TV.

I am sick of the idiots who pick and choose the games that they attend.

Ask yourself the following questions.

(If you live outside the UK, so you can not attend the game, then dont bother.)

1) Are you going to the game on Sunday ?

2) Did you go last night ?

3) Could you not make it due to work commitments? Oh right, did you go the Leverkusen home and the Olympiakos home games ? Whats the difference ?

to be honest would this question be asked if we had won three nil?

I was asking tha questions yesterday before the game lad, and if we had won three nil I would still have asked the questions.

by **Leonmc0708** » Thu Mar 17, 2005 11:45 am

cisses_gona_get_ya wrote:How about critising the disgraceful performance by our players last night , Instead of critising the fans.

The players lacked flair against a side that came for a draw and thus had eleven behind the ball.

I also stated "whilst the fans can do nothing about the performance of some players".

Fairweather fans are as bad if not worse than players who "do not fancy it".

by **Roger Red Hat** » Thu Mar 17, 2005 11:54 am

Once again Leon you excel yourself with your stupidity. What a barmy thing to say.

Tickets cost money, midweek games take a lot of organising (leaving work early, rush hour traffic etc) but we try our best to do what we can to support our club. Even the people that go one game a season are still good supporters, don't disrespect the supporters leon - we're all the same.
I didn't go last night, I also won't be attending this Sunday, does this mean Im a disgrace to the club and not a true supporter??

by **Scottbot** » Thu Mar 17, 2005 11:59 am

I know the team didn't perform last night but i thought the fans were quiet.

by **Leonmc0708** » Thu Mar 17, 2005 12:17 pm

Lee J wrote:Tickets cost money, midweek games take a lot of organising (leaving work early, rush hour traffic etc) but we try our best to do what we can to support our club. Even the people that go one game a season are still good supporters, don't disrespect the supporters leon - we're all the same.
I didn't go last night, I also won't be attending this Sunday, does this mean Im a disgrace to the club and not a true supporter??

Did the same people manage to do this for the Leverkusen and Olympiakos games?

Shut the f@ck up then Lee.

Dont disrespect the supporters? That is where you are wrong, as supporters go to the match's home away and abroad, fans go to one game a season.

Supporters put their views forward, and they are valid as they do their bit to support the team.

Fans put their views forward after following the team on the TV and are generally clueless idiots (see banana).

by **Starbridge42** » Thu Mar 17, 2005 12:21 pm

leon im going to have to say this to you now before u go on even more of a rant

easy rod. easy

by **lakes10** » Thu Mar 17, 2005 12:26 pm

Leonmc0708 wrote:Last night was our most important game of the season, and whilst as fans we can do nothing about the performance of the players, the one thing we can do to infuence the outcome of a game is to go along to the game and to be vocal in our support.

So where exactly where the "fans" last night?

Some so called Liverpool fans make me sick. Wednesday night games are so often empty, and there is NO EXCUSE whatsoever for the so called fans who never bothered last night just cus it was on the TV.

I am sick of the idiots who pick and choose the games that they attend.

Ask yourself the following questions.

(If you live outside the UK, so you can not attend the game, then dont bother.)

1) Are you going to the game on Sunday ?

2) Did you go last night ?

3) Could you not make it due to work commitments? Oh right, did you go the Leverkusen home and the Olympiakos home games ? Whats the difference ?

sorry mate but you are out of line. if you could only support the team if you go to all the games then we (liverpool fc) would have to shut down as we would only have 45,362 supporters in the whole world.

by **maximus** » Thu Mar 17, 2005 12:28 pm

Leonmc0708 wrote:
akumaface wrote:I think there are many kind of fans, some are more casual than others. You have to remember that you need money to buy the tickets and its expensive to go to every game. Not to mention the time. Also, some game is more attractive than others (vs the big club or derby etc.). Just like going to a movie, you choose which movie to see. You simply do not see all the movie even if you are a movie buff. I understand your frustration and I will be dying to see a LFC game live at Anfield but couldn't simply I do not live in England. Just take it easy and I really do believe we have the greatest fans in football.

Cheersmate.

Fair weather supporters are the best in the world hey?

People who pick their games are not supporters.

marklfc/dapioneer and Leon seperated at birth

Change the record its boring ffs :sleepy:

The fact is we played awful, no commitment, no drive, no urgency. If our very well paid players need a full house to play to their potential, I shudder to think what the future holds when we move into our state of the art 60,000 all seater.

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