| Away support last night 11:30 - Sep 5 with 2385 views | Paramedic | I said this 2 years ago, but thought the Liverpool support was class. Great songs, noise, backed their team wholeheartedly and didn’t lower themselves in mickey taking or patronising us. Fair play. |  |
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| Away support last night on 11:34 - Sep 5 with 2340 views | Swansea_Blue | One of their fans I spoke to in the hotel afterwards said that was as good as their support’s been for a while. I suppose coming out of the blocks flying helps. We were doing ok ourself and then those two early goals took the wind out of our sails. |  |
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| Away support last night on 19:46 - Sep 5 with 2010 views | armchaircritic59 | They've always been generally very decent. Went to watch us play at Anfield many moons ago, and by mistake, ended up in the Kop! Never a problem, might have helped that we lost :) |  | |  |
| Away support last night on 19:59 - Sep 5 with 1987 views | Radlett_blue |
| Away support last night on 19:46 - Sep 5 by armchaircritic59 | They've always been generally very decent. Went to watch us play at Anfield many moons ago, and by mistake, ended up in the Kop! Never a problem, might have helped that we lost :) |
The scousers (Liverpool, not Everton) generally know their football & will still applaud an opposition off the pitch if they think they have played well & won Fair & square. (Unless the opposition is Man U). The Everton fans (at Goodison) are the most miserable bunch I have encountered. |  |
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| Away support last night on 20:12 - Sep 5 with 1943 views | blueislander |
| Away support last night on 19:59 - Sep 5 by Radlett_blue | The scousers (Liverpool, not Everton) generally know their football & will still applaud an opposition off the pitch if they think they have played well & won Fair & square. (Unless the opposition is Man U). The Everton fans (at Goodison) are the most miserable bunch I have encountered. |
In the 70s the Liverpool fans were just about the worst for violence and vandalism . |  | |  |
| Away support last night on 00:45 - Sep 6 with 1700 views | armchaircritic59 |
| Away support last night on 19:59 - Sep 5 by Radlett_blue | The scousers (Liverpool, not Everton) generally know their football & will still applaud an opposition off the pitch if they think they have played well & won Fair & square. (Unless the opposition is Man U). The Everton fans (at Goodison) are the most miserable bunch I have encountered. |
Yep agree entirely, from personal experience in the past. |  | |  |
| Away support last night on 01:08 - Sep 6 with 1671 views | LRB84UK | The barcola song is well and truly stuck in my head |  | |  |
| Away support last night on 01:22 - Sep 6 with 1654 views | Joey_Joe_Joe_Junior |
| Away support last night on 01:08 - Sep 6 by LRB84UK | The barcola song is well and truly stuck in my head |
To the tune of heartbeat? Probably too inventive for us, even though it would work for Fatawu. |  |
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| Away support last night on 02:19 - Sep 6 with 1611 views | Blue_Order |
| Away support last night on 01:22 - Sep 6 by Joey_Joe_Joe_Junior | To the tune of heartbeat? Probably too inventive for us, even though it would work for Fatawu. |
That chant has been around for probably 10 years. Liverpool have always had some of the best songs, but theirs are as boring as everyone else’s in England nowadays. |  | |  | Login to get fewer ads
| Away support last night on 02:27 - Sep 6 with 1581 views | Joey_Joe_Joe_Junior |
| Away support last night on 02:19 - Sep 6 by Blue_Order | That chant has been around for probably 10 years. Liverpool have always had some of the best songs, but theirs are as boring as everyone else’s in England nowadays. |
Yeah, it was a City song for Leroy Sané. |  |
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| Away support last night on 06:56 - Sep 6 with 1425 views | Pique | Have to say that I was also impressed by the way the.Liverpool team conducted themselves. Very little gamesmanship or moaning, despite some robust challenges flying in at times. Generally just got on with it, unlike some other Prem teams I could mention. Probably helps that they were winning fairly comfortably from the tenth minute, but still, speaks well of the club's culture. |  | |  |
| Away support last night on 07:35 - Sep 6 with 1366 views | Bluespeed225 | Having the game won inside of 10 minutes helped, but as someone else stated, Isak didn't do any dopey crowd winding up after scoring. Why don't players run up the middle of the pitch anymore after scoring? Camera thing i suppose, never happened until cameramen were stationed pitchside.. |  | |  |
| Away support last night on 08:24 - Sep 6 with 1293 views | swede | Really refreshing to hear fans actually supporting their team and not just trying to wind up the opposition fans with moronic chants such as "football in a library" & "bus stop in Norwich" etc. |  | |  |
| Away support last night on 08:48 - Sep 6 with 1227 views | PioneerBlue | Absolutely no issue with the way Liverpool team or fans conducted themselves. I really dont like our ground config though, the 3k tickets we have to give opposition encroaches and wraps across PR. More obvious from the Pioneer. If the away team is up, this has a big impact on atmos in PR and has the appearance that the away fans have half the stand which must be great for the away team. I assume this gets resolved once we rebuild but we are here and now and this is sometimes taking a small edge that we need at this point in the PL. |  |
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| Away support last night on 08:49 - Sep 6 with 1224 views | SuperKieranMcKenna | I thought they were OKAY. Not the loudest, and didn’t sing for the duration. Definitely they were respectful, but generally I like a bit of banter between fans! FWIW I think it’s partly that the home end was pretty loud and largely drownded them out. I know a couple of people who were in the away end that said the atmosphere was very good. Let’s be honest a lot of our fans try to do use down, but I’m sure a lot of away fans look forward to PR atmosphere compared to some of the dullard places like Brighton, Brentford, Arsenal etc. |  | |  |
| Away support last night on 09:19 - Sep 6 with 1151 views | Radlett_blue |
| Away support last night on 08:24 - Sep 6 by swede | Really refreshing to hear fans actually supporting their team and not just trying to wind up the opposition fans with moronic chants such as "football in a library" & "bus stop in Norwich" etc. |
Yes, if we ditched the tedious anti-Norwich songs, I would be happy. |  |
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| Away support last night on 09:25 - Sep 6 with 1128 views | blueprint | I agree. They were great and as you say with none of the usual mocking that you get from away grounds. Everton are also good for that. Will be totally different when the gobshites from Leeds turn up. |  | |  |
| Away support last night on 09:40 - Sep 6 with 1104 views | skinnybob72 | We sit in Block A and from there I never heard the away fans until their 'Liver-pool' chant in the 94th minute. I guess it all depends on where you sit! |  | |  |
| Away support last night on 10:12 - Sep 6 with 1020 views | WeirdFishes |
| Away support last night on 02:27 - Sep 6 by Joey_Joe_Joe_Junior | Yeah, it was a City song for Leroy Sané. |
It was also an Ipswich song for Jay Emmanuel-Thomas. |  |
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| Away support last night on 10:36 - Sep 6 with 962 views | Swansea_Blue |
| Away support last night on 06:56 - Sep 6 by Pique | Have to say that I was also impressed by the way the.Liverpool team conducted themselves. Very little gamesmanship or moaning, despite some robust challenges flying in at times. Generally just got on with it, unlike some other Prem teams I could mention. Probably helps that they were winning fairly comfortably from the tenth minute, but still, speaks well of the club's culture. |
Really? Constant little shoves, making backs for players, constantly slowing down restarts by just enough to get away with it, haranguing the ref during the VAR review. There was plenty of dark arts on display I thought. |  |
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| Away support last night on 13:36 - Sep 6 with 780 views | BlueBlueBluex2 | I highlighted Everton as being the best away supporters last year, mainly for the reasons you stated. For what it’s worth the worst were Arsenal who spent more time have a pop at us rather than than support their own team. |  | |  |
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