Biggest mistake ever made as a fan...

[tsb]

I'd also given up at half-time. I remember saying to a stranger that I'd take 4-0 ....I was dreading 5, 6 or 7. Humiliation. I mean seriously....there can only have been a handful of people who genuinely thought we'd come back!

I'm not lying when I say that I believed we could do it. Went out at half time to play a bit of garden cricket and as I sat down again in the same Liverpool top (washed periodically) and seat I had watched all of our games in I said to my mate that we were going to win it.

What a day to be an LFC fan that was.

[Tee]

The worse one for me is 1989... yes, that fine early summer Friday evening.... watching Liverpool about to be crowned champions V Arsenal.... with a few minutes to go I danced a jig of joy around the room, pointing at my brother (who hated Liverpool) and breaking into some random body popping routines... then Michael Thomas scored...

**** My Life

[RedReet]

This thread truly is brinigng back memories of the greatest day in my life.

What happens after Rome take 2? Is that Istanbul suddenly consigned to the history books?

On the subject, when kicked out of the living room by my brothers during a United game as a nipper, I went up stairs and cheered on the scum through my tears.

[fah-q]

Rome take 3 surely?

[RedReet]

Rome take 3 surely?

My original post was gonna highlight that the first and last victories are the most important, discounting the ones in between.

No excuse though.

[Jas]

Arsenal '89, I am not ashamed to admit that it is the only game of football to ever make me cry. Before anyone asks I wasn't a little lad then either I was bloody 22 years old!

[DannyMan2006]

You're the first one to give up on the team or lay the boot in when the times are tough I thought Joe

exactly, the biggest mistake ever in my eyes would be sacking benitez ,something that he has called for constantly amongst countless other negative posts.

I thought this thread was going to be about your comment earlier in the season that Aston Villa would finish above us.

Exactly.

Joe, seriously mate, are you ready to admit you were wrong yet?

[joyno]

giving up my season ticket when i came down south in the 80s,i was on my arse financially so i had no choice, i could have loaned it out to a mate if they had not all come down south with me,fukin head the balls trying to better there lives instead of looking after my sacred ticket.

[yukpo]

Did you give up against Olympiakos? or even in Istanbul?

Did you ever doubt the credentials of Andrea Dossena?

How about this cock up: http://www.est1892.co.uk/forums/show...6&postcount=81

Sorry

pretty cheap low blow on shaggy there, he wasn't the only one overreacting

its all about balance, when things go well people go overboard, when things go bad people go overboard, its all about balance, if you can appreciate that progress is still being made you can be calm about things and enjoy watching our team play whatever the result

[fah-q]

First home game of the 99 season (I think), we lost 1-0 to Watford. I had a great seat high up on the Annie Road end, ruined by a **** result against a very poor side. I turned to my mate after the final whistle and said that our new(ish) teenage midfielder will never make it because he was too small.

It was Steven Gerrard.....

[MrMichael]

First home game of the 99 season (I think), we lost 1-0 to Watford. I had a great seat high up on the Annie Road end, ruined by a **** result against a very poor side. I turned to my mate after the final whistle and said that our new(ish) teenage midfielder will never make it because he was too small.

It was Steven Gerrard.....

[ELNINO 9]

had to leave the liverpool v charlton game 2007, with 5 mins to go as i had to catch my plane. got to airport with plenty of time to find out flight delayed 1hr 20 mins. missed kewells penalty to make it 2-2 in last min but most of all i missed the send off to robbie fowler as it was his last match. gutted

[doogle]

First home game of the 99 season (I think), we lost 1-0 to Watford. I had a great seat high up on the Annie Road end, ruined by a **** result against a very poor side. I turned to my mate after the final whistle and said that our new(ish) teenage midfielder will never make it because he was too small.

It was Steven Gerrard.....

He's still got some potential, never give up

Believe

[Subby]

[tsb]

The funniest non-LFC mistake I've heard about is when George Best left the Nou Camp before Utd scored those jammy goals to win the CL. Priceless.