Liverpool vs WHU - EFL Quarter Final - Tonight 8.00pm GMT - Live On

[Mr Pink]

If Arsenal are untested in anyway it is in playing in these high profile games, finals, league deciders, games where it matters most.

100% there will be a lot of extra pressure in this one. Hopefully the crowd can add to that and hopefully they crack!

[fidget]

How do you know the 8 lads didn't sing their lungs out and contribute positively to the atmosphere?

Local, regular match-going curmudgeons can have a more negative effect than the once in a lifetime people who give it their all.

Or not - it's simply not black and white.

The tourists usually sing their hearts out.

I get my father in law's ticket about 6 games a year, great seat in the lower centenary by the halfway line, and the atmosphere is pretty dead. Average age must be nearly 70 and they almost never sing. Night matches and cup games where there are "tourists" in some of those seats is far better. Was sat next to a lad and dad from Bergen for the Toulouse game and they sang every word of every song. Fair play to them.
Too many grumpy entitled cunts.

[rudedog]

We had a group of 8 lads from Iceland staying who were all going to the Liverpool vs manure match. Most of them had never been to a Liverpool game before

Holders of old season tickets who hawk them out to travel company types are killing our atmosphere. If they can't go themselves then the tickets need to be redistributed to others.

I was at the home game in 2006 where we beat Chelsea 2-0 with late goals from Torres (Fat Frank also got sent off ).

I was staying in the premier inn down at Liverpool 1 and got in tow with a troop of Icelandic reds. What a great bunch they were, it was their first trip to Anfield and they were definitely making the most of it. They completely took over the hotel bar and were still singing LFC songs when I went to bed about 2 am.

[Irishnev]

The tourists usually sing their hearts out.

I get my father in law's ticket about 6 games a year, great seat in the lower centenary by the halfway line, and the atmosphere is pretty dead. Average age must be nearly 70 and they almost never sing. Night matches and cup games where there are "tourists" in some of those seats is far better. Was sat next to a lad and dad from Bergen for the Toulouse game and they sang every word of every song. Fair play to them.
Too many grumpy entitled cunts.

[baitman]

I was at the home game in 2006 where we beat Chelsea 2-0 with late goals from Torres (Fat Frank also got sent off ).

I was staying in the premier inn down at Liverpool 1 and got in tow with a troop of Icelandic reds. What a great bunch they were, it was their first trip to Anfield and they were definitely making the most of it. They completely took over the hotel bar and were still singing LFC songs when I went to bed about 2 am.

I have seen all sides of the out of town, out of UK, and even out of Europe fans.
Plenty are "worthy" and really keen and committed.
But also many are only there to get pictures and tick it off their travel "to do list".

[Norbs]

Class.

https://twitter.com/w10lmx/status/1737598496818041296

Since when was it thought the team had no unity, news to me

[pondus]

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I had a great time at the derby, hadn’t been to Anfield since 2013 I think as it is too expensive to travel, filmed a lot and made as much noise as I could. Found it hard to sing as I sat in a section with a lot of other people from abroad that didn’t know the songs, so I guess you get large sections of the stadium where people don’t sing along. Was in a corporate section btw, only tickets I could get.
Have tried to attach a link to my video from the day, don’t know if it works, too old for this