Tomorrow the players should do it for.....

[checkpoint]

... all the 'poor' young ones 'brutally' recruited by a once spoiled generation of red fathers. The next generation of reds that has got at least 5 manc twa*s in their class or at football practice.

Tomorrow could be a worldwide revelation for the reds aged 5-15 who's fate has been sealed with a life long dedication for the REAL redmen.

A chance to get back at all the glory hunting snotty kids in their fake scum replicas bought on holiday in Turkey or some other place, just because the one of the popular kids supports THEM.

A chance to walk to school on monday, wearing a Torres shirt with even more pride, and knowing that THIS day, no one would dare to say how *****ty and boring Liverpool are.

A chance to give hope to a generation of fans who's experience of winning the league is just stories told by his father.

A chance to bury a shy boy's shame when the more outgoing boys flaunt the scum badge at every opportunity.

A chance to hear the laughter die out and not increase when rounding the corner leading out to the schoolyard.

A chance for a boy to walk tall and who's red belief has been imposed by a well meaning father.

A chance to plant a seed of pride in a small, red heart, aching to share his fathers love for a team called Liverpool Football Club.

Come on redmen, do it for my son....

[EST_1892]

I sense you are nervous too?

[checkpoint]

Well, more on behalf of the poor lad I've inflicted this highly uncertain red future on actually. I've had my fair share of success, but I'd like to see the offspring having a bit of an upswing. After all, he's spent half his life NOT beating them. I think that is more than enough really

[EST_1892]

At least you have a lad! I'm trying to inflict the pain of the premiership on my 2 daughters who have no interest of football at all (lucky them).

[-V-]

The players should do it for themselves. If they lose 1 more match to these cunts im gonna murder them

[The_weatherman]

Well, more on behalf of the poor lad I've inflicted this highly uncertain red future on actually. I've had my fair share of success, but I'd like to see the offspring having a bit of an upswing. After all, he's spent half his life NOT beating them. I think that is more than enough really

I have a little boy and I'm trying to decide if I should bring up as Liverpool supporter or just let him off the hook and support city or someone else which would be a better bet for him

[Parm]

The players should do it for themselves. If they lose 1 more match to these cunts im gonna murder them

they have won 9 times in the prem league at anfield, more than any other team. We cannot let them get to double figures

[Historyrepeatsitself]

Do it for my son and daughter too!
Lets get into them boys.

[Norbs]

... all the 'poor' young ones 'brutally' recruited by a once spoiled generation of red fathers. The next generation of reds that has got at least 5 manc twa*s in their class or at football practice.

Tomorrow could be a worldwide revelation for the reds aged 5-15 who's fate has been sealed with a life long dedication for the REAL redmen.

A chance to get back at all the glory hunting snotty kids in their fake scum replicas bought on holiday in Turkey or some other place, just because the one of the popular kids supports THEM.

A chance to walk to school on monday, wearing a Torres shirt with even more pride, and knowing that THIS day, no one would dare to say how *****ty and boring Liverpool are.

A chance to give hope to a generation of fans who's experience of winning the league is just stories told by his father.

A chance to bury a shy boy's shame when the more outgoing boys flaunt the scum badge at every opportunity.

A chance to hear the laughter die out and not increase when rounding the corner leading out to the schoolyard.

A chance for a boy to walk tall and who's red belief has been imposed by a well meaning father.

A chance to plant a seed of pride in a small, red heart, aching to share his fathers love for a team called Liverpool Football Club.

Come on redmen, do it for my son....

My son, who is 17, has always worn his shirt with pride. Even in the darkest days when he had Redknapp on the back of a green and white quartered top. Whether we win or not, it will not change our devotion unlike those glory hunting mankers that you mention.

That's why we're different

[SB]

I have a little boy and I'm trying to decide if I should bring up as Liverpool supporter or just let him off the hook and support city or someone else which would be a better bet for him

It's your duty as a father to impart your years of knowledge on such topics and make sure that he supports Liverpool through thick and thin.

It's character building supporting the Reds in this era. If he can handle the abuse of the tossers he can handle anything that life throws his way

[G]

... all the 'poor' young ones 'brutally' recruited by a once spoiled generation of red fathers. The next generation of reds that has got at least 5 manc twa*s in their class or at football practice.

Tomorrow could be a worldwide revelation for the reds aged 5-15 who's fate has been sealed with a life long dedication for the REAL redmen.

A chance to get back at all the glory hunting snotty kids in their fake scum replicas bought on holiday in Turkey or some other place, just because the one of the popular kids supports THEM.

A chance to walk to school on monday, wearing a Torres shirt with even more pride, and knowing that THIS day, no one would dare to say how *****ty and boring Liverpool are.

A chance to give hope to a generation of fans who's experience of winning the league is just stories told by his father.

A chance to bury a shy boy's shame when the more outgoing boys flaunt the scum badge at every opportunity.

A chance to hear the laughter die out and not increase when rounding the corner leading out to the schoolyard.

A chance for a boy to walk tall and who's red belief has been imposed by a well meaning father.

A chance to plant a seed of pride in a small, red heart, aching to share his fathers love for a team called Liverpool Football Club.

Come on redmen, do it for my son....

Got your wish

All our sons and daughters and ourselves can smile today and for many a day to come.This should be the start of much better things for us hopefully

[kingfunk]

Do it for my son and daughter too!
Lets get into them boys.