The best you’ve seen Liverpool Play

[AngryOfTuebrook]

24 minutes ago, El Rojo said:

 

Often wonder whatever happened their goalkeeper after? No coming back from that. 

If I remember correctly, he went months before racking upa total of five goals conceded at Anfield for us.

[Kevin D]

 

@stringvest there absolutely seething at the goal we conceded and calling George Allan a fraud.

[Harry's Lad]

Of the games I was in the ground for, the 7-0 v Spurs in 78 takes some beating.

 

Spurs has signed Ardiles and Villa and had some good players including Glenn Hoddle but they were completely dismantled.

 

The build up to and including Terry Mac's header was a thing of beauty and is still one of the best goals I've ever seen.

[stringvest]

4 hours ago, Harry's Lad said:

Of the games I was in the ground for, the 7-0 v Spurs in 78 takes some beating.

 

Spurs has signed Ardiles and Villa and had some good players including Glenn Hoddle but they were completely dismantled.

 

The build up to and including Terry Mac's header was a thing of beauty and is still one of the best goals I've ever seen.

 

Yep, I think that one and the 5-0 against a top Forest side are the two standouts for me.  

[El Rojo]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[redinblack]

Spurs 7-0, Barca 4-0, Forest 5-0. I recorded the Forest game into VHS at the time as it was on Sportsnight and Tom Finney said it was "the finest exhibition of football I've ever seen in my life. I've seen Brazil but I've never seen them play at that pace". It was wonderful. From the Spurs game there was the box to box move finished with Terry Macs header. Majestic.

[chrisbonnie]

There's a game we played against Leeds, in Elland road when houllier was out with his heart issue. 

 

So obviously thommo was the interim manager at the time. If im not mistaken, it was one of those ppv games with sky sports. 

 

Can't remember the score exactly, but I remember it wasn't long after Gerrard was made captain and he was fucking unbelievable that day. The team played great and I genuinely thought we'd win the league that year. 

 

Anyone else remember that game by any chance? 

 

I think we won about 3-1 or something like that

[Kevin D]

30 minutes ago, El Rojo said:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Poetry in motion,

Tra la la la,

We the best football team in the land,

Yes we are

[El Rojo]

14 minutes ago, Kevin D said:

Poetry in motion,

Tra la la la,

We the best football team in the land,

Yes we are

Surely the betting company 888Sport had its name inspired by that legendary graphic?

[coachpotato]

I’ve been lucky to have seen most of the fantastic games already mentioned on here, in the flesh, but one that hasn’t been mentioned is the Chelsea semi-final in 2005.

Not a runaway win, not loads of great goals scored, but for what it meant after going so long without a Champions League/European Cup final appearance, for atmosphere and just the will of the crowd helping the players against, honestly, a much better Chelsea team, and for putting them in their place with Mourinho at the helm, it was a fabulous night.

Only matched for atmosphere by the Barcelona 4-0, but I wasn’t at the St Etienne game so can’t compare to that. But haven’t we been blessed compared to other clubs that can only dream of having one night to remember like the many we’ve enjoyed.

[Arniepie]

That 5 0 was special.

They had an excellent side then and we utterly destroyed them.

I think before then we had never really been known as a flair playing side but that team had it in abundance. 

Fucking travesty they never win the double.

[Kevin D]