but i don't think crying proves that ur a hard-core fans...

coz i cried when italy lost to france during d final euro....(forgot which yr edi)...

3) I went to ramp guinness if Liverpool lost

So any conclusion?

means drink Guinness la, and it taste sucks.

i grew up grooming by my dad to be liverpool scouser
but all my fren support MU.. in the end
i buy gigs no 11 jersey ( canot resist always wish to be like him hahahahhaahha) but i not support MU...

then i understand wat "scousers" means... later always suport them the spice boys.. so i guess it goes by your age.. the younger u r... more confused u r..

but.. i love watch arsenal brand of football, 3 prong attack by barcelona, the technicality of ac milan so what am i?

just trying to make ic3johan understand what Scousers is 

A real fan...For me....=Someone who shares the ups and downs with the team, the cheers and the tears, to stay a fan even when all your fellow supporters switch allegiance after the team gets relegated..

Well, i very well cant watch championship matches on TV, so I haf to stream them illegally from the Net,resulting in super laggy matches,but still, listening to the commentary is good enough for me. Jersey? Can't get them around here,but is now waiting for a friend to go holiday in England,so she could help me get my jersey.

scourser for me means ppl who support liverpool if i not mistaken everton is also inside liverpool area within few min from anfield so i called whole liverpool inhabitans as liverpudlian.
and as we know most scousers are working class ppl, n working class ppl are usualy very vocal n tight bond among themselve.. gerrard himself from those area so he knew wat hardwork means. we dont call evertonian scouser dont we?

IT'S easy to lose faith in football when the constant talk is of sky high salaries, super-inflated egos and sour grapes, whenever things go wrong.
But surely even those who have long since given up on the game will have felt a glow at seeing the behaviour of the Barcelona supporters at Anfield this week, and the response they drew from Liverpudlians.

Because it was refreshing, not to say uplifting, particularly as at the same time back in Spain, Valencia and Inter Milan players were serving up some of the most disgraceful scenes seen on a European stage for several years.

As players threw post-match punches and kicks in a mass televised brawl at the Mestalla which then spilled into the tunnel, Barcelona and Liverpool supporters reached across the divides of victory and defeat in the Anfield Road end to shake hands, swap scarves and slap each other's backs.

The Barca fans sang 'You'll Never Walk Alone' while being stripped of the European Cup they won in Paris last year, while in return, Kopites chanted Barcelona's name to register their appreciation and mutual respect.

Of course, Anfield was on show at its inspirational finest on Tuesday night and the display and the din clearly stunned new owners George Gillett and Tom Hicks.

But the Americans attending their first game were by now surely the only ones surprised by sights and sounds which have become customary at Anfield on such big European occasions.

In truth, what was just as impressive in its own way was the warm display of sportsmanship by the Barcelona fans who did their great club credit - and proved that born winners don't have to be bad losers, too.
Sadly, there is increasing evidence that the two aspects go hand in hand these days, when they do not and should not.

It is one thing to hate defeat and never countenance it mentally while a contest is alive. But it is quite another to refuse to accept defeat when it happens and behave with distaste or disgrace, rather than dignity.

The Barcelona supporters in Liverpool this week did themselves proud on that front.

They had thoroughly enjoyed Liverpool during the day - even their president, Joan Laporta, headed for the Cavern Club - and continued to try and do so after they had won the game but lost the tie on Tuesday night.

They mingled good naturedly with Liverpool supporters in bars around the ground and the city centre, without a hint of malice or ill feeling before or after the match on either side.

It can be argued it was easy for the Reds supporters to smile and engage them having claimed victory and less so for the Nou Camp faithful who had been shocked and hurt at defeat and it's clear prospect beforehand.

The sportsmanship, friendliness, warmth and respect which they brought from one great city in Catalonia to another in the north of England will not be forgotten.

It is how the game should be. But how it too often isn't.

SOURCE LIVERPOOLFC.TV

There are no difficult years for man U in the past 15 years or so. FACT.

I second that.

There's no such thing as love at first sigh, only LUST at first sight, think about it. what do you love about that person (remember, at first sight), their looks? Their body? Their hair? Their clothes? What? Don't say personality as there is NO way you can know ones personality by merely look at them (remember, at FIRST sight). So all these love at first sight is bullshit to me, just admit it, all you want to do is to get into her pants and screw the brains out of her... 

i choosed MU over the all conquering Liverpool when i was a kid.

calculate from the 2nd year of ian rush's 2nd spell at the kops. everton's keeper(can't remember his name)

By the way, click on the thrid one and check out the site address, even wiki called them CHEKSKI!!! 

Errr, can, but I may need to alert the police first just in case...

Actually, that's a good idea. let's get the plan our after CNY, as a tribute to the Munich Disaster? What do you think air_mood?

But rest assured, if I get to watch the game at OT it will be a whole other matter though. People can b**** and moan all they want.

i just so frustrated to see you seniors act this way.. u should lead others to the TRUE path. not scold but teach them..
u also.. be more mature not to scold us SCHOOL kids.. we are green not like u..