God

[kop-al-74]

He can still score the winning goal to win us no.6.

I would love to see that,unfortunatly,i can't even see him making the bench.Shame tho.


Team imo:

Reina
Finnan
Carragher
Agger
Riise/arbeloa
Pennent
Alonso
Mascha
Kewell/Riise
Gerrard
kuyt



Subs

Dudek
Hyypia
Bellers
Crouch
Sissoko
Gonzalez
Arbeloa

[Parm]

there might just be one final moment for Robbie tomorrow night.Just has to be. Worked for Smicer.....

[Lecter]

Your Letters, 18th May 2007

Liverpool Echo


My tears, by Fowler Snr

WORDS fail me but I'm going to try.

I had a lovely time on Sunday at the Liverpool v Charlton match. I cried much of the time, not because the dream was ending but in gratitude that it had ever taken place.

I am grateful for the highs, too many to recount, but also for the lows which gave friends and the extended Red army/family the chance to show how much they cared, keeping him going and hoping against hope for a miracle.

The miracle happened and the unfinished business of his first “leaving” has been resolved. Robert got to say goodbye and thanks, receiving the same in double measure.

To picture, even now, him standing at both ends of the ground with his family on and off the pitch is a memory which will never end.


I can't thank all who deserve to be thanked, including Liverpool staff past and present – particularly the latter for making Sunday happen – but thanks to Bobby Wilcox and gang for their lasting support.


Liverpool can rest assured they'll never walk alone. The club will always be in the Fowler hearts.


Robbie Fowler Snr,
Liverpool, via e-mail

[Guest]

Your Letters, 18th May 2007

Liverpool Echo


My tears, by Fowler Snr

WORDS fail me but I'm going to try.

I had a lovely time on Sunday at the Liverpool v Charlton match. I cried much of the time, not because the dream was ending but in gratitude that it had ever taken place.

I am grateful for the highs, too many to recount, but also for the lows which gave friends and the extended Red army/family the chance to show how much they cared, keeping him going and hoping against hope for a miracle.

The miracle happened and the unfinished business of his first “leaving” has been resolved. Robert got to say goodbye and thanks, receiving the same in double measure.

To picture, even now, him standing at both ends of the ground with his family on and off the pitch is a memory which will never end.


I can't thank all who deserve to be thanked, including Liverpool staff past and present – particularly the latter for making Sunday happen – but thanks to Bobby Wilcox and gang for their lasting support.


Liverpool can rest assured they'll never walk alone. The club will always be in the Fowler hearts.


Robbie Fowler Snr,
Liverpool, via e-mail

That's heartbreaking.

[brikkis]

That's sad

[Gray]

So Robbie say's he will be at a new club next season. I was kind of hoping he would retire. Still wish him well. A true legend.

[brikkis]

There's talk of him going to Rangers

[Red Chilli]

Your Letters, 18th May 2007

Liverpool Echo


My tears, by Fowler Snr

WORDS fail me but I'm going to try.

I had a lovely time on Sunday at the Liverpool v Charlton match. I cried much of the time, not because the dream was ending but in gratitude that it had ever taken place.

I am grateful for the highs, too many to recount, but also for the lows which gave friends and the extended Red army/family the chance to show how much they cared, keeping him going and hoping against hope for a miracle.

The miracle happened and the unfinished business of his first “leaving” has been resolved. Robert got to say goodbye and thanks, receiving the same in double measure.

To picture, even now, him standing at both ends of the ground with his family on and off the pitch is a memory which will never end.


I can't thank all who deserve to be thanked, including Liverpool staff past and present – particularly the latter for making Sunday happen – but thanks to Bobby Wilcox and gang for their lasting support.


Liverpool can rest assured they'll never walk alone. The club will always be in the Fowler hearts.


Robbie Fowler Snr,
Liverpool, via e-mail

Fine words from a Bitter

[Red Chilli]

His LFC playing career is officially over tonight.

A very sad night in many respects but I'll miss Robbie. I was fortunate to see him live at his peak.
A superb player for Liverpool who's legendary status at Anfield will live on

[thesilverfoxlfc]

A **** send of the second time around.

[Johnny]

A **** send of the second time around.

English????

[thesilverfoxlfc]

English????

He left Liverpool in crap ways each time he has left

[Johnny]

He left Liverpool in crap ways each time he has left

how did he do that this time????

[thesilverfoxlfc]

how did he do that this time????

It would of been a perfest send off for him to win a Champs league medal, the only medal apart from the Prem that he hasnt won.

A player of that ilk deserved a Champs league medal to end his career with us