The Special One

Keep going.

I'm getting on the plane now. Hope i land to find the best result!

I don't know but whoever decided it was okay to call him B-Rod should be hung.

That's the hardest I've laughed in a while.

'After everything he did for them'. Yeah. Convinced them being mediocre and bitter was the way to go.

I'm on a damn plane for this. Will let you all know if it's harder to watch or harder not knowing the result till I land.

I'm missing the Chelsea match (flight) but I reckon since my chest was hurting so badly during the last ten minutes of the city game, it may not be such a bad thing to just land and find out the result.

Do you not have 3G in Liverpool?

A strange calm is settling in. The way things are right now, we're in an excellent position to do it for ourselves. If we don't manage it from this, then we don't deserve it.

What's the actual Rodgers song/chant being sung at the moment?

Guys... Please... Stop. Not here.

Didn't even realize united are playing them this Sunday. How irrelevant they've become. United by the way, not Everton.

Credit to Gnasher for reeling me in with that thread title, by the way.

Nil satis retrospectum?

Hahahahahahahahahahaha!

Hillsborough behind Gerrard Reaction http://m.bbc.com/sport/football/27029755?SThisEM Liverpool's Steven Gerrard has revealed that the imminent anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster was behind his emotional reaction at the end of Sunday's win over Manchester City. The Reds captain covered his eyes after the 3-2 win at Anfield, hiding tears. "The reason I was so emotional was because of when this game fell," said the 33-year-old. "I'm speaking on behalf of everyone when I say the win was dedicated to the victims and families of Hillsborough." The win over title rivals City, which boosted the Anfield club's chances of a first league crown since 1990, came just two days before the 25th anniversary of the Hillsborough tragedy in which 96 Liverpool fans died. The midfielder's 10-year-old cousin, Jon-Paul Gilhooley, was the youngest of those who lost their lives at the FA Cup semi-final with Nottingham Forest at Sheffield Wednesday's Hillsborough ground on 15 April, 1989. Gerrard and his team-mates will be among 24,000 people at the annual memorial service, which is scheduled to start at 14:45 BST at Anfield on Tuesday. There will be a one-minute silence at 15:06 - the exact time the game at Hillsborough was abandoned - during which bells will be rung 96 times across Merseyside. "[My reaction] wasn't just because it was a big match in our season, it was because this week is always about more than football for everyone associated with Liverpool," he said. "All the squad will be present at the service to pay our respects as we should." Current Reds boss Brendan Rodgers will give a reading at the service, as will Everton counterpart Roberto Martinez. The number '96' will be written on the pitch in large figures made up of scarves donated by fans of all clubs after Kenny Dalglish - manager at the time of the disaster - wrote to all 92 League clubs as well as the English, Northern Irish, Scottish and Welsh national teams asking for support. The idea was inspired by the 'mile of scarves' formed between Anfield and Goodison Park a week after the disaster.

Amazing!

Are you planning on compiling and putting out all your match reports in book form like you did last season, Dave?

Their own songs, apparently. I wasn't watching so I can't confirm.

Literally.

They sang through it.

Redcafe and bluemoon are a sight to behold tonight!

Forgot to add..just over three years since that headline.

Anyone remember this?

Sterling Gerrard Skrtel