stmichael wrote:For me you can narrow down when it all started to go wrong. Around 9.20pm on April 9, 2002. The venue was Germany.
Dietmar Hamann was subbed against Bayer Leverkusen in the Champions' League quarter-final.
The dip began. It became a blip, turned into a plateau and eventually led the club into a black hole. Liverpool would return to the land of mediocrity.
They led 2-1 on aggregate during the second half on that promising spring night. They lost 4-3.
The removal of Hamann was an indisputable turning point. Previously unquestioning elements of Liverpool's support started to fear Houllier's judgement was flawed and from this moment evidence started to pile up.
We should have been in the champions league final that year because i still think we would have beaten manure in the semis after beating them twice in the league.
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