Worst you've ever felt after a defeat?

[Tony Moanero]

FA Cup Fifth Round Replay

27 February 1991

Everton 1-0 Liverpool

 

Kenny resigned a couple of days after the first replay, which finished 4-4, so Everton knocking us out was the icing on the shit-cake.

 

[KMD7]

20 hours ago, Tony Moanero said:

FA Cup Fifth Round Replay

27 February 1991

Everton 1-0 Liverpool

 

Kenny resigned a couple of days after the first replay, which finished 4-4, so Everton knocking us out was the icing on the shit-cake.

 

Cried the day Kenny walked. Such a horrendous morning.

[VladimirIlyich]

20 hours ago, Tony Moanero said:

FA Cup Fifth Round Replay

27 February 1991

Everton 1-0 Liverpool

 

Kenny resigned a couple of days after the first replay, which finished 4-4, so Everton knocking us out was the icing on the shit-cake.

 

Is Tom England still flogging Volkswagens?

[m0e]

Lots off great shouts here, but I honestly think the worst I felt was after United won the treble with the last kick of the season.

 

I know it wasn't a Liverpool defeat as such, but I was physically sick for days after that, and our circumstances at the time weren't exactly helping matters.

[Jimmy Hills Chin]

6 hours ago, m0e said:

Lots off great shouts here, but I honestly think the worst I felt was after United won the treble with the last kick of the season.

 

I know it wasn't a Liverpool defeat as such, but I was physically sick for days after that, and our circumstances at the time weren't exactly helping matters.

Would be nice if we could enact a little role reversal 

[m0e]

Another cunt of a result was the draw after Riise's oggy in the Kop end versus Chelsea in the CL. That was a real sickener.

[Guest]

On 08/01/2020 at 09:15, VERBAL DIARRHEA said:

Arsenal 89. Gutted.

Michael Thomas played for Liverpool after aswell.

[Jennings]

I don't really wanna go through this thread - it will surround my mind with negative stuff. I like to think of the great things. The positive stuff. 

 

The best thing is those times where our goal just makes you go mad. You momentarily lose your mind in joyous celebration and you find that you are hugging - and being hugged by - the other folk around you. Love it. (BTW, I mean at the match....not in Curry's).

[LFC 6 Times]

That Chelsea one undoubtedly the worst ever for me, felt like my whole world collapsed in front of me, the image of Stevie lifting that trophy above his head consumed me for months. The way it happened was absolutely disgusting,  “doesn’t slip now” and  that to happen. It genuinely makes you think that there was something metaphysical meaning it wasn’t meant to be, still hurts like a cunt and seeing him still talk about it makes it even worse.

[Jimmy Hills Chin]

11 minutes ago, Jennings said:

I don't really wanna go through this thread - it will surround my mind with negative stuff. I like to think of the great things. The positive stuff. 

 

The best thing is those times where our goal just makes you go mad. You momentarily lose your mind in joyous celebration and you find that you are hugging - and being hugged by - the other folk around you. Love it. (BTW, I mean at the match....not in Curry's).

I don't know, the day that you and the stranger next to you find that Delonghi toaster at 15% off is obviously a cause for much celebration.

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

4 hours ago, Shooter in the Motor said:

Michael Thomas played for Liverpool after aswell.

Should have been hacked down in that game. 

[aws]

1 hour ago, VERBAL DIARRHEA said:

Should have been hacked down in that game. 

We were too tired to raise a leg. 

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

1 minute ago, aws said:

We were too tired to raise a leg. 

We were, we had played so much in so short a period.n