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Atmosphere at the KP

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SemperEadem

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Just now, UniFox21 said:

Imagine a few on here would've been disappointed listening to it. 

 

But crowd was really at it, kop was in fine voice for a change

How the some of the kop was for the last 20 minutes I had not seen for years.

It’s there its just about effort and mentality.

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1 minute ago, Cardiff_Fox said:

Have this image now of 80 old un’s wielding thermos flasks climbing over the sheeting. 

Not really sure what was going on but there was a 'distubance' in Sk4 and City fans in the area where having a 'friendly' chat with a Liverpool fan(s). The orange jackets saved him (or them). No flasks required. 

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36 minutes ago, SemperEadem said:

How the some of the kop was for the last 20 minutes I had not seen for years.

It’s there its just about effort and mentality.

This is it. If last night doesn't convince people of the effect backing your team late in the game can have over opting to stay quiet or leave early, then nothing will.

 

It's a horrible cliche, but supporters do make a difference!

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Maybe it’s because we are in SK1 where is was pretty loud but after the missed penalty you could hardly hear a thing from the Liverpool fans.  Even when they were pushing hard for an equaliser in the last 20 there was very little.

 

Compare that with Newcastle fans who never stopped singing even when they were getting hammered 4-0.

 

Strange though that we are much louder in a ‘backs to the wall’ situation like last night than when we were battering Man Utd earlier in the season.

 

 

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Some of you can’t wait to moan. Just watching it back and the commentators mention it’s quite after 1:30, they weren’t having a dig, mentioned the apprehension and the makeshift line up.

 

Personally I thought the atmosphere was good before the penalty and went up a notch after. Towards the end it felt like a proper old school match down Filbert Street, backs against the wall, hard working and battling, fighting for every ball with a passionate crowd roaring them on to victory. 
 

BLUE ARMY 

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12 hours ago, Dave Fishwick said:

no. **** 'em. It's what they want us to do, it gets under their skin and they don't like it. Why should we make it any easier for them?

its not funny though, if we are going to wind them up can we at least do something funny

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1 hour ago, Spiritwalker said:

I thought the “Leicester boys are on a bender, Jurgen Klopp is a sexual offender” chant was quite humorous.

It probably is for most of the crowd who haven't been victims of sexual abuse. (A point my female friend made to me in the cup game at Anfield last week)

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9 minutes ago, Riyad_Suarez said:

It probably is for most of the crowd who haven't been victims of sexual abuse. (A point my female friend made to me in the cup game at Anfield last week)

Not being funny but if we try and be sensitive to every persons ears and personal experiences we wouldn’t sing anything at the football. It’s like singing Jamie vardys having a party but someone telling you to stop because two guys have drug and alcohol problems and just came out of rehab. 

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4 minutes ago, K1FOX said:

Not being funny but if we try and be sensitive to every persons ears and personal experiences we wouldn’t sing anything at the football. It’s like singing Jamie vardys having a party but someone telling you to stop because two guys have drug and alcohol problems and just came out of rehab. 

It's just not the same.

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Obviously the team's performance had an effect on the atmosphere, but I think singing "Brendan Rodgers blue & white army",  "We love you Leicester",  "Leicester till I die", even just a plain Leicester Leicester etc, will get the crowd going much more. Plain simple songs that everyone knows & can join in with & no swear words in there. Much better than singing about Cag's penis or other offensive things that families will not join in with

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7 minutes ago, Angus Scott said:

Obviously the team's performance had an effect on the atmosphere, but I think singing "Brendan Rodgers blue & white army",  "We love you Leicester",  "Leicester till I die", even just a plain Leicester Leicester etc, will get the crowd going much more. Plain simple songs that everyone knows & can join in with & no swear words in there. Much better than singing about Cag's penis or other offensive things that families will not join in with

They all get sung every single week and the vast majority just will not join in.

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Now we are debating what's ethically right to sing or not!!!

Fock the scouse tw@ts, it shut them up and we got going so its all good from me!.

Feed the Scousers been sung for years so not sure why the Wokes are crying about it now.

It took 30 odd years for Leeds fans to stop singing town full of pak1s, I didnt hear many people crying for me and my brown mates then..

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6 hours ago, Vlad the Fox said:

Also have to say liverpools following was probably the worst that’s been down there for a very long while, very quiet and barely sang. 

They were about as impressive as Man City were - both not great considering how good the respective teams are - I didn't think Chelsea were as good as previous years either.

 

I'm expecting from West Ham, Spurs, Villa and Leeds. All those four are usually good.

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