"I've never felt being in a minority of one was in any way an indication that I might be in error"

        No flashy exagerated headlines, no BS, to continue the feeling explained in my previous
        Blog "NEW HOPE"  and "My CLUB" the progressive mood should be supported in every
        aspect. As I write this Mr. K. Dalglish is holding a press conference @ Anfield. The media
        have infected people with false values & instant gratification. We can all make  a step back
        to sanity. This is my effort & intent.   Of course it was again time to support Kenny & the
       Team, no matter who he selects, if you like the player or not, "through wind & rain, though
       your  dreams be tossed and blown", Support 100% and we shall be top again!
 
        There is a responsibility to ensure this isnt damaged by the banality of the media or the
        weakness of some fans if we have problems, its called GUTS, staying power, faith, Belief!
 
 

"At a football club, there's a holy trinity - the players, the manager and the supporters. Directors don't come into it. They are only there to sign the cheques". Bill Shankly

Amused to hear that Kenny Dalglish began today's press conference by asking Sky's VinnOConnor if he was ok with a female journo being in the room
Dalglish was asked about Adam: "Told you before. When we've got business to discuss we will. Not going to disrespect other clubs."
 
 


                                                                
 

                  Hodgson got 2 things right ; Raul and he left us,,,,

            Kenny's leadership and the coaching unit has improved all the players performances
          individually within a cohesive team performance, Poulsen, hit a good pass to get Raul
          (the new "Terry Mac"?) in to set up Torres (please dont keep calling him "the spaniard")

        .. all our midfield players were encouraged to join attacking moves, so refreshing..

      That was a LIVERPOOL performance! (we played like our teams 20+ years ago
     (solid defence, ball winning , pass & move, incisive attack , i am still laughing my socks off!
       all the fools who told us our squad was rubbish are gonna have to eat their words!
       Kenny interview
       Kennys after match comments made the Sky reporter look like nothing?
       great to see, theres still people having a "pop" but the way we defended as one, attacked
       in force, and scored the 3rd after about 30+ passes, says so much about what Kenny brings
       back to the team, confidence and trust in each other..highlights?

        I still have match programme from the last time I was @ Molyneux, when we came from
        behind to win 1-3 (below) fond memories

         wolves-0-Liverpool-fc-3-reds-impress-as-kenny-dalglish-chalks-up-first-win-back-as-boss/
 

                            

             11122 match highlights/download @
 

             goal 1 Torres

goal2 Raul
 
                                                                  
 
 

 
 

           goal 3

              
              The way we defended as one, attacked in force, and scored the 3rd after about 30+
             passes, (above) says so much about what Kenny brings back to the team, confidence
              and trust in each other..

11122 Your Daily Horoscope; "Today is a great day for you. You should enjoy a great deal of playful conversation, Gemini. Fantasy is likely to play a big role in events, and you may daydream as you walk down the street. Don't bother with reality if you don't have to. You're much better off keeping the tone light and playful. Enjoy your fantasy world and feel free to invite others into it."

...well "fantasy" ...that was FAN-tastic! ..That was a LIVERPOOL performance!  we played like our teams 20+ years ago ( solid defence , ball winning , pass & move, incisive attack, and could Raul be the new Terry Mcdermott?) LOL = great STUFF REDS ' wolves 0 LIVERPOOL 3 (Torres 2 Meireles ) a VERY HAPPY CHRIS! :D thanks to Kenny and the TEAM! , i am laughing my socks off! all the fools who told us our squad was crap are gonna have to eat their words!  Kennys after match comments made the journalist look like nothing? ..great to see, theres still people having a "pop"

 

          The political correctness of society is as hypocritical as the media & the referees/judges
          within it, & can be humourous to comment on , but the sky banality is many ways
          reflects the bigotry in society that incredibily still exists in year 2011! , a subtle form of
         discrimination, and occasional mild xenophobia that identifies Torres as "the spaniard"
         annoying rather than vindictive, I dont see how any of us could be surprised by anything
         in the media any more, never mind reps of "SLY tv" ..& .their obvious anti-Lfc bias.
        mind you i am betting they wont get a 10,000 quid fine! (a la Babel)

          Read  More;
        richards-keys-and-andy-gray-criticised-over-comments-made-about-assistant-referee
 

         LESSons in Life as In football?

       I feel the "hype" of modern footy pumped up by media that wants constant new headlines
      affects the fans now so much that I have seen so many forums ridiculously filled with
      "speculation" & rumours it has its ownmomentum. I cant imagine how fans today would
      have "coped" at the time when I was a lad. We only had a monthy football magazine and
       one hour a week on "Match of the day" to catch up with the football world,

        apart from going to the game and the occasional back page item about an ACTUAL
       transfer (not gossip). Fans may become "disappointed" because many of them play video
      footy whereby they can just transfer players in and out without any REAL aspects.
      Thankfully football is still played by human beings, clubs are still affected by REALITY.
       The REALITY being that the changes in UEFA/FIFA rules, and financial constraints will
      reflect even the richest clubs spending. I am sure Kenny (being a Scot) will be "canny "
      with our spending, anyway. This may be a fine lesson for all our fans to learn, as much
       as the management of football clubs, young or old. to be more careful with money and
       do more to encourage the development & growth of "grass roots" football, and a lesson
       in life that sometimes we must wait for what we want.

       Babel started to put some effort in but the guy did nt fit until now , Kenny is bringing a
       team ethic back on & off the field , I saw a lot of Suarez when I lived in holland, looks
       good in that league, but so did Babel..Ajax are being greedy..i am happy with what
       Kennys doing, and i am not sure accomodating another "big ego" is too wise when we are
       doing so much to get the mentality right again?
http://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/index.php?PHPSESSID=36a072b2ee6c90aa93f416d34f68539b&topic=269493.0
(thanks to "Mr D" @ RAWK) for the above.  IF there Is a positive to come out of CRISIS it is that we can end this stupidity of the "money game" that the likes of the Mancs, Citeh, MADrid & Cheslki almost sucked us into , and naive or fickle fans woudl have us follow..to treat footy like one of the computer games where you just paste in the super star player & "voila" instant success...IF we can avoid the NOISE of the masses urged on by biased media who love a headline (and not the ideals of steady yet discrete progress to the top) and back Kenny and the guys RAFA brought to the club, and when the anti-rafa brigade also "see the light" will see the chance to re-build the club on and off the field.. if only Henry stops listening to explayers , media/pundits & fans who are feeding him the wrong advice and makes a partnership with Global REDS THEN I am sure we shall realise the power that our global basis gives us and prove that WE are the GREATEST SPORTS club in THE WORLD!

              

I  saw a lot of Suarez when I lived in Holland, of course its a different prospect to score in the EPL compared to the dutch league, but he has style and could cause problems for defenders ..I was one of the few that did NOT get "excited" by cole coming to anfield..didnt like him then and 6 months later....? I wont complain if this overpaid guy goes with hodgson back to london, and whilst i appreciate and respect Kenny saying he wants to give every squad player their chance, I am not convinced konch & poulsen deserve more chances than some of our youth or fringe players, this is difficult times but on the other side has given the chance for the likes of Kelly, Spearing, Jonjo and Pacheco etc to stake a claim ..whatever I am confident that Kenny is improving the situation 200% after the dark days of hodgson..now Kenny and the "new bootroom" has a week to focus players on the game @ wolves....100% support for whoever he chooses!   Read More liverpool-fc-rumour-mill-

 
                from Lfc.tv;

            Ask a Kopite to name Rafael Benitez's crowning achievement at Liverpool Football
         Club and more often than not the reply will be delivered along with a quizzical and
         sarcastic expression that Scousers could trademark. Our fifth European Cup, they'll tell
         you; As if you needed to ask, they might add. Certain events or figures in history become
       so mythical in our perception that they can be referred to in just a single word: Watergate,
       Woodstock, Elvis. On May 25 2005, Benitez masterminded a sporting comeback that saw
       the word Istanbul added to this list - if only in the minds of football fans.

       What occurred in the Ataturk would arguably have been the high point of any Liverpool
       manager's reign, a remarkable achievement which re-established the club as a European
       power and a global brand. But there is a case to suggest that one aspect of the Benitez
       legacy could yet prove just as significant in the club's future. Namely the revolution
      he instigated and oversaw at The Academy in the summer of 2009. Of course it is still too
      early to judge, but anyone who has witnessed the work being done by Pep Segura, Rodolfo
      Burrell and Frank McParland (all three appointed by Benitez) over in Kirkby cannot fail to
       have been impressed. Watching the U18s dispatch a talented Crystal Palace side
       (who themselves dismantled Arsenal's class of 2011) in the Youth Cup two weeks ago was
       a joy for advocates of pass and move football.

Refer to the CVs of Segura and Borrell and the jigsaw pieces start to fit together. The pair, during their time at Barcelona, helped nurture technically gifted players like Andres Iniesta, Gerard Pique, Bojan Krkic, Cesc Fabregas and Lionel Messi - all of whom revel in playing the kind of dynamic football which, albeit in a raw, unrefined form, is now being executed at The Academy. The likes of Suso, Raheem Sterling and Conor Coady have so far hogged the headlines, but earlier this season a total of 25 Academy hopefuls received international youth call-ups. Two years ago you could have counted the number of LFC youngsters asked to represent their country on one hand. With fingers to spare. Credit too has to go to the likes of McParland for moderating expectations and for ensuring media coverage is both cautious and fairly apportioned. Too often in the past we've allowed ourselves to get too excited too soon. Two examples that come to mind are Lauri Dalla Valle and Astrit Ajdarevic, both of whom left the club after failing to live up to their early hype.
These days nobody is allowed to get carried away. Even if there is a decent case for doing so.

           One thing is for sure, though: if some of the players now shining at youth level go
          on to become the next Steven Gerrards and Jamie Carraghers, it'll not only be those
          still employed by the club who take the credit. (jimmy Rice)

          

        CS<its my hope that the media induced antirafa campaign is eventually resolved by more
       and more people realising what rafa did , not only with the team when he was hampered by
      the previous "owners" but other off-field problems that will    come to light..He not only
      brought in Pep Segura, Rodolfo Burrell and Frank McParland but our current hopes are
       rightly pinned on Kenny turning our season round and he wouldnt be here either if Rafa
       hadnt brought him back..and therefore I would hope that some arrangement can be made
       to return the compliment because Rafa is fare too valuable to be lost to Lfc.

Much has been made of alledged "failed signings" but we should remember that the players who took us to be Number ONE CLUB in europe (according to UEFA stats) were his signings; Reina; Agger, Torres, Mascherano, Garcia, Alonso etc. etc even Stevie & carra improved with Benitez ; Carras psitioning and Stevies goal-scoring flourishing through Rafas coaching methods. Those of us who enjoyed the heady away days of Madrid, Barca, Milan, Marseille etc, wont rest until Rafa becomes aclaimed and returns home to the club.
 
                                                                           
 

NO twit(er)s; comment "ad-hoc"  & "not a 2-face(d)book"!

(ChriS-EuRED)
Kennys press conferences / interviews ; Its like having one of us in the room, having had to put up with so much media BS in recent years, a sort of revenge! ;)
Dalglish says Ryan Babel is going nowhere. When began today asking Sky's VinnOConnor if he was ok with a female journo being in the room Kennys showing us the way to deal with the media domination, their assumption that because they have access to our living rooms that gives them some sort of authority. pundits who could hack it as top managers, get paid enormous salaries, yet with all their technical aides many of our core supporters are more knowledgable!
Hodgson got 2 things right ; Raul AND he left us,,,, Kenny's leadership and the coaching unit has improved alll the players... http://tinyurl.com/4ltbedk
           Poulsen by association with hodgson came in for rightful criticism but in Kennys
          team he looks a much better player... http://tinyurl.com/4nr33pr
 
         There is a positive feeling worldwide, maybe we can get away from the "buying success"
         mentality & "grow our own" well done to Kenny, & the coaching staff - fans know better
        than explayers, credit Rafa he brought in Pep Segura, Rodolfo Burrell, Frank McParland
       & KENNY back!

       Some talk rubbish about "what if we sign players a different manager dont want"
       but... IF (big IF) a new manager comes in the summer he gets the squad whether
       players signed now or they if have been here a while! Does it really matter if the players
       have been here a while or not? Kenny seems to have proved that one to be a myth!
       If you listen to explayers agenda its a wonder that Rafa won so many trophies with all
       the mistakes they blame him for. Dirk salutes the 'Dutch style' Kenny Dalglish has brought
      to training at Melwood. http://bit.ly/dJfEVb (Paul H)
 

       Tony Barret(Times) is wrong about Barca, TEAM is the operative word, and we had
       several from' 76-'90 that barca wouldnt live with & IMO  nor would barca boss EPL!
       I dont think they would fancy going to grounds like @ boro, wolves, stoke etc and have
       their sweeties kicked from ********** to breakfast time!

I  tried to explain to young people many times football is not about having the most expensive players...there are many aspects to bring the best otf individuals within a collective force to re-create a  LIVERPOOL performance! (we played like our teams 20+ years ago,(solid defence, ball winning , pass & move, incisive attacking as a unit) the support coming from our away fans was like the Liverpool of old I  am laughing my socks off @ all the fools who told us our squad was cr*p who are gonna have to eat their words! the way we defended as one, attacked in force, and scored the 3rd after about 30+ passes, says so much about what kenny brings back to the team, confidence and trust in each other.. personally i dont slate our players, no one should who claims to be a true supporter, the team is not playing "fixed" under Kenny, but pretty sure that if Kenny starts him v fuham the midfield 3 will be Raul, Lucas & Stevie, at home v fulham the emphasis will be even more offensive.   I have had this discussion a thousand times with younger fans, we are NOT the same as citeh, manUre chelski etc , we support our team, the hodgson days are gone, he was a fraud and deserves the criticism, but we back now with the mentality that the original kopites grew up with and if anyone in those days foul-mouthed our players they would have been outed!
 

                                                        

  a song to sing at the end of the game
when you see y-our team dominate..again!
 
......Obviously its up to you but whilst you can insult people (easily) on the internet , OUR mentality is to openly support any player that puts on the shirt, (we may make some "witty" comment ) but this is a closed group so its between us, there are enough enbemies , in the media, and opponents we can "slate" that what WE used to do, for some reason modern fans think money entitles them to act anyway they want, it dont! there are some fickle ppl that call themselves Lfc fans, but unlike the rest of the "big clubs" they are a very small minority of our MIllion + global supporter  base! as for Raul ; hodgson & Purslow brought him in and hodgson didn't know where to play him or how to motivate him?..hodgson was a fraud, an enforced employment by fraudulent yankers who high-jacked our club, media & idiot pundits got him 6 months where he done as much damage as Hicks & co ..got 2 things right in 6 months, (even though Aquilani was in form at the end of last season) but now other fans will get irked because this year is gonna be one continual return to form on & off the field, and they are all wound up by that, you ppl are so funny!!! :D

                      (rawk) .. I think there has been a visible improvement in how we play and long
          may it continue. The third goal against Wolves was a joy to watch and i was counting
        each pass hoping it would end with a goal. The one touch passing along the floor, the
        small triangles, the pass and move philosphy was evident yesterday afternoon. My only
        gripe was the lack of appreciation from the media, match of the day barely showed any
       of the play leading up to the goal. Had this been ManUre then without doubt it would
       have been a goal of the decade contender. Oh and Kuyt had the last touch for the third

       Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish is keen for the club to rediscover the style of their
      glory days - as it is the only way he knows how to play football. The success of the late 70s
      and through the 1980s was built on the pass-and-move doctrines instigated by Bill Shankly
      and Bob Paisley. Dalglish flourished as a player in those teams and tried to continue the
       legacy in his first spell as manager.  The game may have moved on since the last time he was
       Reds boss nearly 20 years ago but, particularly in the last couple of years, Liverpool's play
       ing style became more structured and solid with less focus on attack and flair. In the three
       matches Dalglish has been in charge since taking over from Hodgson there has been a
       noticeable difference  within the team of a move towards a more upbeat, positive approach.
         Not all of that is just down just to the mere presence of a club legend in the dugout, it is a
       conscious decision by Dalglish to fill his players with the knowledge and expertise he
       learned when he wore the Reds' famous number seven shirt. Asked if it was important to
       rediscover the attitude Shankly introduced at the club the 59-year-old Scot said:

"Well, it has never gone for me. "It would be nice if we could get back to that, on the pitch especially. Pass-and-move isn't old fashioned, it's the Liverpool way.
"That's the way I was brought up and I don't think I could change. I think that's the way the players would like to play as well. "It's great for the fans to watch and you can't underestimate their role in it as well.

"If the players know that the fans are behind them it doesn't half help them.

"Everyone has to play their role. We have to lift the fans. If the staff, the owners and everyone else sing from the same hymn sheet, which we are doing, then I'm sure we have happier days ahead of us.

                                                          
It was Bob's BIRTHDAY yesterday , lest we forget R.I.P & thanks for continuation of the Dynasty through to Kenny..

some smiles to keep up the mood..  (if you need it!)
video clips blooper
Rafas h-t
REDS..v blues

                    Lfc are setting up a "Fans forum" ....as I wrote on FB to Karen Gill...

           CS>I Hope its set up impartially and is fair and uncensored representation for all
        supporters, worldwide, lets see , it would be great if kennys appointment started a trend
       of positive action in our club!

       (rawk was a bit more ironic) "Any chance we can change the heading of the post to
      'Official LFC Announcement at 12.30 about the creation of a sh*tty fan forum that will be
       populated by trolls, stink to high heaven of corporate visions & heavy handed moderation
       and will contain more propaganda than a Pravda Stalin Birthday Special Edition'?"

        C>Some fans may have not wanted to run the club, but theres a lot who want to be either
      owners or influence decisions, considering many of the "professionals" have got it so
       wrong! I Hope in reality it is set up impartially and is fair and uncensored representation
      for all supporters, worldwide, lets see , it would be great if kennys appointment started a
      trend of positive action in our club!    LFC TV Quote ; 
       "Liverpool Football Club today unveiled plans for a new supporter consultation group that
      it hopes will allow fans to help shape the club's future through regular and constructive
       dialogue with senior LFC officials. The Liverpool FC Supporters' Committee will consist
      of 17 democratically appointed fans who will represent all of the major stakeholder groups
       amongst our supporter base.  will meet four times a season at Anfield with senior Club saff

- the owners will be present for at least two of the meetings - to discuss the issues and ask the questions that most affect them and the fans they represent.   The minutes of each meeting will be published online and in print for all of our supporters to read within 48 hours of the meeting ending.  The initial aims

    1. To establish a forum for supporters to communicate directly with the Club in a structured manner
    2. To help the Club better understand the issues that most affect and concern our fans
    3. To give the Club an opportunity to explain the thinking behind key decisions
    4.  To enable fans to play a key role in helping the Club achieve success on and off the pitch
    5. To provide a greater degree of transparency about key issues that affect supporters"

                          The long term aims
            1. To enhance the relationship between Liverpool Football Club and our supporters
           2. To help ensure fans feel their loyalty is valued by Liverpool Football Club
           3. To help improve Liverpool Football Club for the benefit of all supporters

       "Liverpool Football Club recognises that our supporters are drawn from many different
       communities and we are keen to ensure that as many of them are represented on the
      Supporters' Committee.   To apply for one of the 17 places on the Liverpool FC Supporters
     ' Committee, fans will need to apply online.  Applications will be welcomed from supporters
       wishing to represent the following groups:

       * Fans in Anfield / Breckfield
       * Fans in the Merseyside postal code area
       * Fans in the UK (Outside of Merseyside)      * International fans (Two fans)
       * Season Ticket Holders      * General Admission Anfield attendees
       * Official Supporters' Club Branches
       * All Red Members (Fans belonging to the official Club membership scheme)
       * Corporate fans (Fans who have enjoyed corporate facilities watching LFC)
       * Fans who attend away games       * Families
       * LGBT Supporters (Fans from the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender communities)
       * Ethnic Minorities     * Disabled fans     * Under 18s      * Over 60s
 

    "We realise many supporters may fall into a number of the groups listed above but we feel it is important to ensure all of our fans feel represented on the committee.   While fans are entitled to apply to represent any group for which they qualify, only one application is allowed per supporter. Please only apply for the group you feel you would best represent.  The deadline for all applications will be 10am on February 27.   In March, a seven-person selection panel will meet to review the applications and jointly nominate which supporters they feel are best placed to represent each of the groups listed above.

    The selection panel will consist of the following people:

               Ian Callaghan MBE

           Liverpool's record appearance holder, Ian Callaghan played a remarkable 857 games
          for the Reds during an astonishing 18-year career at Anfield that saw him win five
         league titles and an FA and European Cup amongst other honours.

              Karen Gill

       Granddaughter of Liverpool's greatest ever manager, Bill Shankly, Karen is a passionate
       advocate of Supporters' rights and is the author of the book: 'The Real Bill Shankly'.

             Dave Boyle

       Chief Executive Officer of Supporters Direct, the organisation that campaigns for
      supporter involvement in sports Clubs. A former local government press officer,
      he supports AFC Wimbledon and has previously been a long-serving National Council
       Member of The Football Supporters' Federation.

            Sue Johnston

       An Anfield season ticket holder, Sue made her name in the Liverpool soap opera
        'Brookside'. Now more famous for her roles in the 'The Royle Family' and 'Waking
       The Dead', the actress campaigned for the release of the wrongly-jailed LFC fan Michael
       Shields and has tirelessly fought for justice for the Hillsborough families.

    Jack Stopforth ;     Chief Executive Officer of the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce, Jack was born and raised in Liverpool and has always supported his hometown Club. Jack has very strong ties with the business, commercial and a corporate community in Liverpool.

    John Bishop ;     An Anfield season ticket holder, John played semi-professional football for Southport and worked in the pharmaceutical industry before launching a career as an award-winning comedian and TV presenter.

                     Ian Ayre

           LFC's sole representative on the selection panel, Ian is the Commercial Director at
          Anfield, having joined the club in 2007.

        The 17 candidates elected to the Liverpool FC Supporters' Committee will be announced
        on the Official Liverpool FC website at 10am on March 29.

       "As an elected Member of the Liverpool FC Supporters' Committee, each individual will
       have a duty to liaise with fans from the group they represent and ensure they best serve
      their interests in meetings with the Club and the owners.  Each of the 17 Members will have
      a public profile set up on The Kop, Liverpool's social media platform on the official website,
      where they will be clearly identified as an elected Member of the Liverpool FC Supporters'
      Committee. Each individual will be contactable via Private Messaging and be able to solicit
      feedback and questions from fans they represent and also post updates after each meeting.

       Each Member of the committee will be required to attend four meetings at Anfield per
       season and will remain on the committee until May 30, 2013. In June 2013, applications
       will be invited to help form a new committee.  The inaugural meeting of the Liverpool FC
      Supporters' Committee will take place at Anfield on May 15 2011.  Each meeting going
      forward will take place at Anfield on a match day prior to kick off."

                                                                                    *****
    "Liverpool Football Club exists to win trophies and believes our supporters are key to any success. If you want to help shape the future of the club, apply "

                                          ANNOUNCEMENT
     Sarajevo 5th / 6th March (Balkan REDS website)
     LFC Balkan Supporters Union
       The meeting programme is changed because the fixture with mancs is playing on sunday
       ...so...interim ..
 
         Saturday 5th March
       (18-20h) ..meet @ guiness pub Sarajevo...party...(& registration)

       ...Sunday
      ...10h meet for "brunch" and E.L.S.U.N meeting to discuss benefits for non-uk based
       REDS supporters (& registration) see:-
       11.30 friendly kick about , bring a spare t-shirt of u can! ;)
      (souvenir t-shirts will be available @ e5 each including entry to meeting & "priz ticket")
       13 h meet @ Caffe or Pub (exact venue to be confirmed)
       - build up to match & exchange details & stories with new friends & known Red-mates
       - watch game & after we will have a snack (provided) and draw the prize ticket..& further
      discuss ideas for development of our Supporters Union..stay as long as you want
(those coming on saturday night can contact ChriS concerning B & B or make their own arrangements ; see www.hostelworld.com

 
               Balkan REDS.."Rocking all over the World.."

             

               Personal Notes  The win @ wolves was a great "tomnic" as "queen Rakija" had
            kept me in bed for most of the previous 2 days since I celebrated Slavko's new bar
            & the optimism of the new hope of Global Reds.. looking forwards to more away
            day celebrations, because..
 

                                         

 
            P. S

           Old songs , forgotten that needs "UP - dating" ...!
 

              Tune : The Rocky Road to Dublin (ideal for the Europa League?)

           6th round away from home, wives were broken hearted.
           Devils nearly scored almost before we staled.
           Packed into the ground, praying for a massacre,
           Stood behind a girl, she thought I made a pass at her.
           Boyfriend grabbed me arm - sounded the alarm,
          I tried me Liverpool charm but he was quite implacable.
          18 stone of man - fight them if you can - 'specially Leicester fans
          On the rockey road to Wembley.

12345 Draw the ties away and win at home And thats the way to Wembley

Well I packed me little jar- purely medicinal, Just to ease the throat before the semi-final. - Aston Villa's ground, what a piece of property.
Jays! could only see the back of Tommy Docherty. - There in Villa park, Thompson lit the spark. - We stayed on till dark in modest joviality,
When we had a feed, we found that it was Leeds - a difficult team indeed, On the rocky road to Wembley.

12345 Draw the ties away and win at home And thats the way to Wembley.

                 We dont carry bottles, We dont carry lead
               We only carry hatchets to bury in your head
                We are loyal supporters
              Fanatics everyone
              We all hate man city, leeds and everton

                We are the pride of europe
                 The pride of merseyside
             We fight for no surrender
               We fight for shanklys pride....

              We hate Tottenham Hotspur
              we hate Chelsea too
             but most of all we hate the shite
               that play in Royal Blue

                 (the "brutal" lyrics naybe need some "adjstment")

                 

                and enjoy "days like this" ...!

           11124_17h