v Manchester United (H): Post Match

[Shaggy]

The fact groups of lads/mates aren't really able to sit together is a big problem.

[Liverpool]

I know aways are completely different to home games, but its full of packs of 15-20 scally lads starting everything off

[rodo]

Another thing to take into account is the fact that with the season ticket situation like it is I would say the average age of the Anfield crowd is mid 30 to 40 I know it is by me anyway probably older as I still have the same people who have been there since the late 90`s and they are not gonna be as vocal as the 20 year old`s unless they are moaning that is

[G]

Yeah its a difficult one. the lads in their 40-50s with season tickets would have been responsible for the atmosphere in the past but are now part of the problem. The season tickets need to be passed on to the younger generation but I'm not sure many could afford them nor would that be fair on those who've had them for years.

[ChrisDR1968]

United have been mocked about bringing in singing sections but that's the only thing that is likely to work with ticket prices being as high as they are and likely to go even higher in the future.

One just above the goal centrally located at each end with about 300 supporters each should do the trick

[Liverpool]

singing sections are cringeworthy, got to be a more organic way

[The Birdman]

Was the atmosphere against Utd ****e because we were playing ****e?
I know there's the argument both ways that the fans have to inspire the team but if we come out and get dominated for the opening 10 minutes all the supporters react accordingly.

Last year we blitzed at teams from the start so the crowd was buzzing