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by **JC_81** » Wed Mar 04, 2009 1:28 am

NANNY RED wrote:John you dont get where i am coming from. Im goin on about the corprates an block companys buying tickets, The actual working class man an woman are being priced out of the tickets , youve got the smug no nothing about football buissness men sitting on the seats its these who are doing the atmoshere in . WE NEED TO GET THE GAME BACK TO GENUINE FOOTIE FANS. not company freebies

Surely all Premiership clubs have the same problem though??

In fact, I read an article recently about England's bid for the 2012 World Cup and there are concerns that Anfield may not be a suitable venue due to its lack of corporate facilities. So how the feck is Liverpool affected more than the likes of United who have, it has to be said, far more corporate types attending games. Doesn't stop them generating an intimidating atmosphere for opposing teams, or from winning the league.

by **NANNY RED** » Wed Mar 04, 2009 1:29 am

http://onthekop.com/forum/index.php/topic,14514.0.html

This is being disscussed all over the forums an as Cigg said before its disgraceful, Ive copied this particular one an put it here just to give you an insight of some of the fans that we do have , GOOD FANS THOUGH

by **tonyeh** » Wed Mar 04, 2009 1:41 am

Ciggy wrote:Songs.......

You only sing on Giro day. Met with silence
Viva Ronaldo or what ever it is. Met with silence
Rafas cracking up. Met with silence
Rafa fecked it up. Met with silence
Who are ya. Met with silence
Who the feckinell are you. Met with silence
Gerrards goin down. Met with silence
fat spanish waiter. Met with silence.
man united melody of numerous songs. Met with silence
You where supposed to win the league. Met with silence

WTF is goin on? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7jcB_v5inc

That clip is gas Ciggy. Spot the auld fella with the cap in the middle of that lot tryin to retain his dignity.

Ha ha....."I fought a war for you lorra long 'aired louts......shaddap 'n watch the bloody game, ye shower...."

by **boodiddy1** » Wed Mar 04, 2009 8:53 pm

It happens against poor teams on miserable nights when their is nothing to really play for. Lets get one thing straight, you cant blame the day trippers for a midweek game.

We have a great atmosphere, however, even in the eighties/nineties against poor teams we have been quiet. We can't create the european atmosphere every week because the surprise element would be lost.

We are still louder than the emirates and old trafford so no worries.

by **bigmick** » Wed Mar 04, 2009 8:57 pm

Yep it's hard to get into and out of Liverpool midweek from very far away. I remember my first game when I travelled up from London, I rang British rail asking for train times but you can't get a train back after the game. Had to stay overnight in a holiday inn thinggie. Very strange for a city the size of Liverpool to not have Inter City's going till after about 8.30pm. I know a lot of fans drive up and then drive back, but it makes it a long trek. The Nanny Red's of this world need to be fairly dedicated to get to midweek matches on a regualr basis.

by **REDTILLDEAD** » Wed Mar 04, 2009 9:04 pm

I was at the game last night (kop) and there were plenty of ooters around.....for most of them it must av been their first visit cos half of em couldn't find their fukkin seats!....and they were interested in taking bloody photo's than watching the game, at half time some of them didn't get back to their seats until ten mins into the 2nd half cos they were more interested in stuffin their faces with hot dogs!....bloody ooters should be fukked right off! even outside the ground before kick off you were hard pushed to hear a scouse accent.

by **JC_81** » Wed Mar 04, 2009 9:14 pm

I'll say it again. United have more support from outside of Manchester than Liverpool do from outside Liverpool. They also have more corporates taking up seats. So why doesn't it affect them??

This is just a fu.cking excuse. We've blamed Rafa, we've blamed the yanks, we've blamed Rick Parry. Now let's blame 'the ooters' for things not going to plan :no

Fu.ckin xenophobic cu.nts.

by **REDTILLDEAD** » Wed Mar 04, 2009 9:19 pm

john craig wrote:I'll say it again. United have more support from outside of Manchester than Liverpool do from outside Liverpool. They also have more corporates taking up seats. So why doesn't it affect them??

This is just a fu.cking excuse. We've blamed Rafa, we've blamed the yanks, we've blamed Rick Parry. Now let's blame 'the ooters' for things not going to plan

Fu.ckin xenophobic cu.nts.

there is an easy way to find out who makes the atmosphere at home games.....give priority to fans with Liverpool postcodes....then there would be less ooters...and a better atmosphere...with locals who know the words to the songs we sing...cos most of the ooters dont!!. :no

by **JC_81** » Wed Mar 04, 2009 9:22 pm

REDTILLDEAD wrote:
john craig wrote:I'll say it again. United have more support from outside of Manchester than Liverpool do from outside Liverpool. They also have more corporates taking up seats. So why doesn't it affect them??

This is just a fu.cking excuse. We've blamed Rafa, we've blamed the yanks, we've blamed Rick Parry. Now let's blame 'the ooters' for things not going to plan

Fu.ckin xenophobic cu.nts.

there is an easy way to find out who makes the atmosphere at home games.....give priority to fans with Liverpool postcodes....then there would be less ooters...and a better atmosphere...with locals who know the words to the songs we sing...cos most of the ooters dont!!.

I'll say it again then. Why doesn't it affect United?

by **JoeTerp** » Wed Mar 04, 2009 9:28 pm

mentioned in the match thread, I could clearly hear all the way in America, them singing "you only sing for Fernando" instead of sing when you're your winning. thought it was funny and sad at the same time

by **REDTILLDEAD** » Wed Mar 04, 2009 9:30 pm

john craig wrote:
REDTILLDEAD wrote:
john craig wrote:I'll say it again. United have more support from outside of Manchester than Liverpool do from outside Liverpool. They also have more corporates taking up seats. So why doesn't it affect them??

This is just a fu.cking excuse. We've blamed Rafa, we've blamed the yanks, we've blamed Rick Parry. Now let's blame 'the ooters' for things not going to plan

Fu.ckin xenophobic cu.nts.

there is an easy way to find out who makes the atmosphere at home games.....give priority to fans with Liverpool postcodes....then there would be less ooters...and a better atmosphere...with locals who know the words to the songs we sing...cos most of the ooters dont!!.

I'll say it again then. Why doesn't it affect United?

Cos unlike Liverpool they have a manager who knows what he is doing....and a team who know how to play. (although it hurts me to have to say that) although we lack behind them our local fans can play their part as a 12th man and get behind the team....when there is enough of us that is. :nod

by **JC_81** » Wed Mar 04, 2009 9:43 pm

REDTILLDEAD wrote:
john craig wrote:
REDTILLDEAD wrote:
john craig wrote:I'll say it again. United have more support from outside of Manchester than Liverpool do from outside Liverpool. They also have more corporates taking up seats. So why doesn't it affect them??

This is just a fu.cking excuse. We've blamed Rafa, we've blamed the yanks, we've blamed Rick Parry. Now let's blame 'the ooters' for things not going to plan

Fu.ckin xenophobic cu.nts.

there is an easy way to find out who makes the atmosphere at home games.....give priority to fans with Liverpool postcodes....then there would be less ooters...and a better atmosphere...with locals who know the words to the songs we sing...cos most of the ooters dont!!.

I'll say it again then. Why doesn't it affect United?

Cos unlike Liverpool they have a manager who knows what he is doing....and a team who know how to play. (although it hurts me to have to say that) although we lack behind them our local fans can play their part as a 12th man and get behind the team....when there is enough of us that is.

So why does Old Trafford generate an intimidating atmosphere for away teams every league game and Anfield doesn't. That's nothing to do with the manager or team.

by **REDTILLDEAD** » Wed Mar 04, 2009 9:49 pm

john craig wrote:
REDTILLDEAD wrote:
john craig wrote:
REDTILLDEAD wrote:
john craig wrote:I'll say it again. United have more support from outside of Manchester than Liverpool do from outside Liverpool. They also have more corporates taking up seats. So why doesn't it affect them??

This is just a fu.cking excuse. We've blamed Rafa, we've blamed the yanks, we've blamed Rick Parry. Now let's blame 'the ooters' for things not going to plan

Fu.ckin xenophobic cu.nts.

there is an easy way to find out who makes the atmosphere at home games.....give priority to fans with Liverpool postcodes....then there would be less ooters...and a better atmosphere...with locals who know the words to the songs we sing...cos most of the ooters dont!!.

I'll say it again then. Why doesn't it affect United?

Cos unlike Liverpool they have a manager who knows what he is doing....and a team who know how to play. (although it hurts me to have to say that) although we lack behind them our local fans can play their part as a 12th man and get behind the team....when there is enough of us that is.

So why does Old Trafford generate an intimidating atmosphere for away teams every league game and Anfield doesn't. That's nothing to do with the manager or team.

Intimidating atmoshere my [email]ars@.....I[/email] have been to "old tw@tford" many times (last season included)n and they hardly sing....unless its about scousers.....their ooters are killing any atmosphere that they might have.... its the same at anfield.....Intimidating atmosphere at "old tw@tford" you say?? :laugh:

by **supersub** » Wed Mar 04, 2009 10:02 pm

The only thing that gets intimidated at old trafford is the ref

by **Sabre** » Wed Mar 04, 2009 10:04 pm

Intimidating atmoshere my [email]ars@.....I[/email] have been to "old tw@tford" many times

Hope not too many times.

How does the system to get away tickets work when for instance you want to watch Liverpool play there? I mean, are there queues, how does it work? It always seemed to be that the away Liverpool supporters sing louder, this season only, they have outsung most stadiums for what I can hear in tv, I don't think I'm exagerating

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