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    Atmosphere at Spurs Game

    i think this warrants it's own thread. Everyone needs to realise the importance of tomorrow night's atmosphere.

    Expect the best atmosphere at Anfield for a non european night for years. There is going to be a massive show of solidarity for Rafa and the players. The media will be disgusted when they see it. Everyone put their moaning behind them until May and get behind the club. This is when we see the true spirit of the real supporters and the glory hunters are exposed for what they are. From looking around the net at the various forums, its going to be a special night.
    Last edited by Xabi_is_God; 19-01-10, 07:15 PM.


    Xabi Is Not God. Excuse the username

    #2
    well said

    i hope its a huge night, the players need the fans and visa versa

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      #3
      Yeah i think it will electric. Anfield will be bouncing.

      Lets show there's more to this club that Steven Gerrard.
      "Let me say for the record, I am not a gangster and never have been. Im not the thief who grabs your purse. Im not the guy who jacks your car. Im not down with the people who steal and hurt others. Im just a brother who fight back."
      Tupac

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        #4
        A great show of solidarity out of respect for what Rafa has done is warranted imo. Hes always backed the fans and now he needs us more then ever.

        I'm not saying lets be blind to some of the obvious failings of this season but lets dare to be different like only Liverpool fans can and back the manager.

        As has been said may is the time to review our position.

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          #5
          Originally posted by Marky View Post
          Yeah i think it will electric. Anfield will be bouncing.

          Lets show there's more to this club that Steven Gerrard.
          You really hate him dont you?

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            #6
            Originally posted by Francis8 View Post
            You really hate him dont you?
            A legend but also a bit of a cock.
            "Let me say for the record, I am not a gangster and never have been. Im not the thief who grabs your purse. Im not the guy who jacks your car. Im not down with the people who steal and hurt others. Im just a brother who fight back."
            Tupac

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              #7
              I really hope the fans can get behind Rafa and the team , I just hope Rafa's team selection dont put a spanner in works
              You Can Lead A Horse To Water , But A Pencil Must Be Lead!

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                #8
                I bet the press still find someone in the crowd to pretend that every fan was 'against' him.

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                  #9
                  Maxi will strike tomorrow night if he starts. Maybe even if he doesn't start. In amongst some of the worst signings in the premier league, never mind Liverpool, there have been some top drawer coups such as Alonso, Torres, Reina(only second to Given), and now Maxi for a fee of nothing.
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                  Who said Alonso wasn't Liverpool's key man?

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Marky View Post
                    A legend but also a bit of a cock.
                    How could you ever let us forget.
                    Are you the Judean People's Front?

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by Xabi_is_God View Post
                      i think this warrants it's own thread. Everyone needs to realise the importance of tomorrow night's atmosphere.

                      Expect the best atmosphere at Anfield for a non european night for years. There is going to be a massive show of solidarity for Rafa and the players. The media will be disgusted when they see it. Everyone put their moaning behind them until May and get behind the club. This is when we see the true spirit of the real supporters and the glory hunters are exposed for what they are. From looking around the net at the various forums, its going to be a special night.
                      Lets hope so!
                      RAFA! RAFAEL! RAFA! RAFAEL! RAFA! RAFAEL! RAFAEL BENITEZ!

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                        #12
                        If the atmosphere is right, it can help bridge the gap with the attacking players we're missing. Let's hope it's rocking. I'll do my best

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                          #13
                          Let’s pump up the volume!

                          Jan 20 2010 by Dominic King, Liverpool Echo

                          RAFA BENITEZ today called for Liverpool’s supporters to pump up the volume as his side bid to make a Champions League statement.

                          Though the Reds have been off-colour for most of the season, a victory over Tottenham at Anfield would enable them to creep within a point of the top four.

                          If they are to do that, however, another show of strength will be required, as Benitez again finds himself deprived of star men Fernando Torres, Steven Gerrard and Yossi Benayoun due to injury.

                          But Liverpool were able to make light of those absences at Stoke thanks to the constant, noisy backing they received and Benitez hopes it will be a similar case tonight.

                          Anfield’s inspirational qualities are well known but there have been times this season when the weight of expectancy has been suffocating, which is why Benitez has urged his players to give those fans something to shout about.

                          “You can understand why the ground has been quiet at times,” said Benitez, whose side have only won two of their last five home Premier League fixtures. “We have not been playing at the level we were before, the expectations have been high and the fans have been waiting for something.

                          “We cannot blame the fans if they don’t push from the first minute if we have not been giving (good football) to them. But we will try to do our best. Our fans know we will be working hard but it has to be players and fans together. It can be no other way.

                          “It’s a crucial game and it’s important for us to show everyone we are desperate to improve. I’m sure they will be behind us, they were fantastic at Stoke.

                          “We have been talking about this – myself, Sammy (Lee) and (Mauricio) Pellegrino. It’s important to show the fans how hungry we are to win. The players have to show the character that the fans appreciate.”

                          Having described this contest as potentially being “make or break” for Liverpool’s ambitions of getting back into the top four, Benitez must decide whether to attack from the first whistle or be a little more conservative.

                          He is considering giving Maxi Rodriguez a first start, while he also has the option of restoring the fit again Albert Riera and Alberto Aquilani to his midfield.

                          Whatever he decides, the manager – who revealed Ryan Babel has apologised for his latest rant – is desperate to see Liverpool claim three points to really put some momentum into their season.

                          “I’m very pleased because the players have been showing a good mentality,” he said. “I’m pleased we showed good character and the main thing now is to get more confidence by winning games.”

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                            #14
                            Won't be able to watch this. Pantomime day today and I'm doing the set prop.

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by ValueFinder View Post
                              Maxi will strike tomorrow night if he starts. Maybe even if he doesn't start. In amongst some of the worst signings in the premier league, never mind Liverpool, there have been some top drawer coups such as Alonso, Torres, Reina(only second to Given), and now Maxi for a fee of nothing.
                              No way, id take Reina over Given anyday. I reckon every club manager in the world would aswell.

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