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by **kunilson** » Sun Jun 17, 2007 6:49 pm

according to the parents i started goin on about Liverpool since i was 4-5 years old, cant remember too much back then....and im early twenties now. one of the most exciting times this is supporting us, believe it or not..

matches i remember most when younger was Newcastle 4-3 i was bouncing around to, and i cant remember when but we drew 3-3 with manure with redknapp scoring a blinder... :cool:

by **redtrader74** » Sun Jun 17, 2007 8:33 pm

kunilson wrote:according to the parents i started goin on about Liverpool since i was 4-5 years old, cant remember too much back then....and im early twenties now. one of the most exciting times this is supporting us, believe it or not..

matches i remember most when younger was Newcastle 4-3 i was bouncing around to, and i cant remember when but we drew 3-3 with manure with redknapp scoring a blinder...

What game you thinking about 3-3, the one where we were 3 down, well that was 2 by Clough and a Ruddock header, no Redknapp.

by **HacksawJimDuggin** » Sun Jun 17, 2007 9:28 pm

maypaxvobiscum wrote:
HacksawJimDuggin wrote:I witnessed (approx 20 feet away) the Scandinavian LFC fan being stabbed in the back-side so,.......

stabbed with a knife....
or..........?

Yes....a knife

by **t-h-o-m** » Sun Jun 17, 2007 10:21 pm

since i saw owen playing at the world cup 1998...

by **madred** » Sun Jun 17, 2007 10:26 pm

Being born a scouser i had the pick of two top clubs in the city but one of them was rubbish and it was over the water from Crosby so Liverpool it had to be

. My eldest brother was a red and i always wanted to go with him in the kop but he always said that i was too small and they would get me seats one day. That came when i was around 10 when i went to a game v Watford which if memory serves me correct was the last home game before the terrible events of Heysel. I was lucky enough to just see a Kenny Dalglish mastershow just before he become manager of the club. Seeing the kop that night from the Anfield rd was one of the most exciting times of my life. I was destined from that moment. I used to love the way Liverpool would come out onto the pitch and kick the 'fly away' footballs into the stands and the big crown paints pot in the middle of the pitch.

by **Jan Cuelemans** » Sun Jun 17, 2007 10:56 pm

1971 I think it was Arsenal V Liverpoool, the one where Charlie George scored the winner

My dad had always been a Spurs fan something to do with where he was stationed just after the war.

So he had a great hatred for Arsenal & was shouting for Liverpool. so I was shouting for liverpool also & it stuck.

At the time at my school (in Lincolnshire) it was mostly Man U with a few Forest fans thrown in but if I remember correctly there were only about 3 or 4 Liverpool fans athough that quickly grew in the next few years.

I have over the years visited Anfield many times (but not enough) although living now in Huddersfield that has become easier.

I will always be a Red & look forward to many more visits to Anfield & the new Stadium

by **kunilson** » Sun Jun 17, 2007 11:22 pm

redtrader74 wrote:
kunilson wrote:according to the parents i started goin on about Liverpool since i was 4-5 years old, cant remember too much back then....and im early twenties now. one of the most exciting times this is supporting us, believe it or not..

matches i remember most when younger was Newcastle 4-3 i was bouncing around to, and i cant remember when but we drew 3-3 with manure with redknapp scoring a blinder...

What game you thinking about 3-3, the one where we were 3 down, well that was 2 by Clough and a Ruddock header, no Redknapp.

hmmm u know what i was probably thinking of that match...memory is a bit jumbled up...

i also remember cantona's return match after his flykicking and how fowler stole the show...event tho the :censored:

scored a penalty..

by **kunilson** » Sun Jun 17, 2007 11:34 pm

oooooh!

and i have to mention that UEFA cup match against Celtic, when mcmanaman scored one of the greatest goals i have ever seen...right at the death when we looked to have lost the match..great moment

i like this thread, better than the depressing read the other threads are becomming. :;):

by **Guido the Killer Pimp** » Sun Jun 17, 2007 11:44 pm

i'm 36 so probably about 30 years. mum, dad & big bro are all reds so it was never gonna be any other way, even though most of the rest of the family are blues. first went to anfield in either 79 or 80, can't quite remember but by then i was completely hooked

by **KOPMATT** » Mon Jun 18, 2007 12:51 am

Since the 1977 FA Cup Final! I was just 7 years old and had always been football mad but was too young to follow anyone at that time really. No one to encourage me as my late father was more into the GEE GEES to football. I had a big blow out with my best friend on the day of the Final. At the time he happened to be a Manc I just knew they were ManUre and Liverpool were their biggest rivals, So I sais something childish like " I hope ure team gets stuffed by Liverpool coz from now on they're my team"! I know we lost that day and I knew nothing then of our proud history or what was to follow through my childhood to this day. However I follow the reds with a passion and am there to show my son just how much Liverpool means to me and to the Liverpool fans!

I first saw the mighty Reds @ The Hawthorns against West Brom in I think it was 1980 or 81? (can someone please confirm for me) I rememeber Robson backheeling and nutmegging Clemence that day and we lost 2-0 what a downer after nagging me dad to get the tickets and take me.

It makes or breaks my weekend if we lose or win, if we lose my weekend is totalled, if we win my missus might just get lucky! :laugh:

I'm so proud to be a fellow Red with the rest of you even if I am an "out of towner" down here in South Wales and have travelled many time up to see the games and always had a fabulous time with the Liverpool people, THANX!

YNWA! :bowdown

by **azriahmad** » Mon Jun 18, 2007 1:01 am

Since the start of the 1975-76 season during Sir Bob's second season in charge. I loved watching the always busy little no.7 with the big perm who works non-stop and his partnership with a big Welsh fellah up front.

I was living in England during my first stint there (1975-77) when my dad was doing his post-graduate studies in a university in Norwich. We were living in a town off Norwich and I took a lot of stick from the local schoolboys because they were Norwich City fans and I was the only odd boy who supported Liverpool.

by **crazyhorse** » Mon Jun 18, 2007 2:40 am

Since 1974....i was virtually born with crown paints across my chest!

Best memory? Cup final in 86... and in recent times Collymore sticking the 4th away against the barcodes a few years ago.

Worst - Hillsborough (on the pitch losing to Wimbledon in the cup final)

by **KOPMATT** » Mon Jun 18, 2007 2:47 am

crazyhorse wrote:Since 1974....i was virtually born with crown paints across my chest!

Best memory? Cup final in 86... and in recent times Collymore sticking the 4th away against the barcodes a few years ago.

Worst - Hillsborough (on the pitch losing to Wimbledon in the cup final)

Hitachi was our first shirt sponsor in 1979 i think? Sorry to sound picky...................

by **crazyhorse** » Mon Jun 18, 2007 2:57 am

KOPMATT wrote:
crazyhorse wrote:Since 1974....i was virtually born with crown paints across my chest!

Best memory? Cup final in 86... and in recent times Collymore sticking the 4th away against the barcodes a few years ago.

Worst - Hillsborough (on the pitch losing to Wimbledon in the cup final)

Hitachi was our first shirt sponsor in 1979 i think? Sorry to sound picky...................

Yes mate, but my dad cant spell that!!!!

by **KOPMATT** » Mon Jun 18, 2007 3:01 am

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