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Where was the 12th man
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Wed Apr 06, 2005 8:51 amby VEN0M No 7
I cant believe the total contrast in the fans mood last night, the first half was absolutly booming, we lifted the reds to the dizzy heights you could see what difference it made.
The when the mighty men in red emerged for the second half there wasnt a peep.
I dont understand why when the team was obviously knackered they dragged the tempo of the fans down instead of us picking them up when they needed us most.
I think there is a bit of something going on at the moment with the fans and I dont know what it is.
There are great things to come at liverpool - so sing your hearts out and lift us to forth and the champions league final 
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Wed Apr 06, 2005 8:54 amby Judge
what you on about, i sang all thru the game, screamed and shouted.
where were you??
it was an incredible night at anfield, a european nite reminiscent of the old glory days
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Wed Apr 06, 2005 9:12 amby VEN0M No 7
I was on the kop Just behind the nets!
I sang all through the game myself but you have to admit it wasnt booming in the second half was it.
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Wed Apr 06, 2005 9:15 amby Judge
aye probably, my mind was just set on the game and my own agenda for song, so it seemed surreal around. being in the atmos sometimes has different effects on different folk
cheers venom,
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Wed Apr 06, 2005 9:18 amby Roger Red Hat
Hi Judge me old mucker, I'll tell you summat mate, I was in tears when the minutes silence started and on the refs whistle to start it all the kop held up them boards. It was a sight to see, I had a huge lump in my throat......
I too had my own minutes silence to remember that night in 1985 & the terrible things that happened.
there was a 40min or so period in the first half when I sat (I know, I know) at home watching the reds demolish Juve. I couldn't speak with the joy and excitement. It was a performance to savour. The football was the best we have ever played for a long time, my thoughts went back to the days of Dalglish, Keegan, Callaghan, T.Smith, Hughes & co.
I thought to myself, "If Paisley is watching down on us tonight he'll be as proud as me"
No other football club in the world can make me feel like this.
I love this club.
I'll shut up now.
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Wed Apr 06, 2005 9:20 amby Judge
nice words leej
i held one of the red cards, i felt honoured
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Wed Apr 06, 2005 9:50 amby Leonmc0708
VEN0M No 7 wrote:I was on the kop Just behind the nets!
I sang all through the game myself but you have to admit it wasnt booming in the second half was it.
You have got to be a wind up, I was in 205 and we sang our hearts out all game.
You where behind "nets" ?
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Wed Apr 06, 2005 9:58 amby MilitiaRusher
by the way, why were Juventus players booed everytime they touched the ball? Is it just me, i find it quite disrespectful.
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Wed Apr 06, 2005 10:07 amby VEN0M No 7
As in behind the nets I mean the goals, turn of phrase..
What I am saying is, In the first half the place rocked I couldnt even hear my own singing the noise was terrific.
You could tell it lifted the players
Then during the second half when we was struggling to get the ball, I thought where the hells is the noise..
I could here every word from the guy behind me talking.
The reds are a team that uses the fans like no other we added to the tempo.. it was great
But yes you are right the atmos was out of this world and yes only liverpool fc is the only club that can make you feel this way.
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Wed Apr 06, 2005 10:19 amby Leonmc0708
MilitiaRusher and Venom, I think there is a simple answer to both of your questions:
This incensed many in the ground, and made the singing all the more powerful in the first half. It also made the "hatred" of the opposition come to the fore, resulting in the booing of the Juve fans.
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Wed Apr 06, 2005 10:28 amby MilitiaRusher
Leon, werent the boos directed to the Juventus players instead? everytime they touch the ball, the boo starts. Were they booing the Juve fans who failed to show respect prior to the kick off?
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Wed Apr 06, 2005 10:39 amby Judge
Leonmc0708 wrote:MilitiaRusher and Venom, I think there is a simple answer to both of your questions:
This incensed many in the ground, and made the singing all the more powerful in the first half. It also made the "hatred" of the opposition come to the fore, resulting in the booing of the Juve fans.
disgraceful
well, it'll be sweet when we beat them in turin