The Official Thread of Chelsea FC

[Norf Tyrone]

Not gloating... but absoloutely love this photo.

[corn02]

And another thing.... the 'famous atmosphere' was missing on Wednesday too strangely despite Liverpool's recent good form.

A Chelsea fan giving off about Liverpool's atmosphere?  Now that's irony.

There was a great atmpsohere on Wednesday, obviously it died down at 3-1 but YNWA still sung at the end. In Stamford Bridge the abuse would have rained down en masse, and the stands would have been empty.

[EC Unique]

And another thing.... the 'famous atmosphere' was missing on Wednesday too strangely despite Liverpool's recent good form.

A Chelsea fan giving off about Liverpool's atmosphere?  Now that's irony.

There was a great atmpsohere on Wednesday, obviously it died down at 3-1 but YNWA still sung at the end. In Stamford Bridge the abuse would have rained down en masse, and the stands would have been empty.

Be some craic if Liverpool fans left the ground every time things were not going their way... It would be like musical chairs But of course they don't because they are the best fans in the world ... Nothing to do with the fact that they are used to dissapointment and try to cheer themselves up with a pathetic little song that they think is some sort of allegiance but the rest of the league just cringe and have a little snigger

[corn02]

And another thing.... the 'famous atmosphere' was missing on Wednesday too strangely despite Liverpool's recent good form.

A Chelsea fan giving off about Liverpool's atmosphere?  Now that's irony.

There was a great atmpsohere on Wednesday, obviously it died down at 3-1 but YNWA still sung at the end. In Stamford Bridge the abuse would have rained down en masse, and the stands would have been empty.

Be some craic if Liverpool fans left the ground every time things were not going their way... It would be like musical chairs But of course they don't because they are the best fans in the world ... Nothing to do with the fact that they are used to dissapointment and try to cheer themselves up with a pathetic little song that they think is some sort of allegiance but the rest of the league just cringe and have a little snigger

You do actaully realise that Liverpool are the most successful team in England don't you?


You can talk about sniggering all you want. Fact is Liverpool players admit to be inspired about it so you can laugh all you want.

The truth is your jealous that Liverpool fans show a bit of support while United fans exit en Masse and get the first flight back to Asia.

[EC Unique]

When I blow the dust off the old history books I can see that you are certainly right but I stand by my comment that Liverpool fans must be used to dissapointment when you consider that they have only had one significant title in 20 odd years

I know if this was the case at Utd I would be very disappointed... but of course it is not

[corn02]

When I blow the dust off the old history books I can see that you are certainly right but I stand by my comment that Liverpool fans must be used to dissapointment when you consider that they have only had one significant title in 20 odd years

I know if this was the case at Utd I would be very disappointed... but of course it is not

So what your saying is 'yes, Liverpool are the most successful team in England'. Apology accepted.

[mrsandman]

When I blow the dust off the old history books I can see that you are certainly right but I stand by my comment that Liverpool fans must be used to dissapointment when you consider that they have only had one significant title in 20 odd years

I know if this was the case at Utd I would be very disappointed... but of course it is not

So what your saying is 'yes, Liverpool are the most successful team in Europe'. Apology accepted.

Not in the last year, no

[thebigfella]

The truth is your jealous that Liverpool fans show a bit of support while United fans exit en Masse and get the first flight back to Asia.

I assuming your from Liverpool then are have pretty definitive lineage connecting yourself to the city, never mind LFC? If not then what's the difference between that and leaving Anfield and getting on a flight to Dublin or Belfast?

So what your saying is 'yes, Liverpool are the most successful team in Europe'.

If your defining the criteria for being the most successful in England by trophies won and the history books then by the same criteria should apply to Europe.
Real Madrid are therefore the most successful team in Europe.

[corn02]

The truth is your jealous that Liverpool fans show a bit of support while United fans exit en Masse and get the first flight back to Asia.

I assuming your from Liverpool then are have pretty definitive lineage connecting yourself to the city, never mind LFC? If not then what's the difference between that and leaving Anfield and getting on a flight to Dublin or Belfast?

So what your saying is 'yes, Liverpool are the most successful team in Europe'.

If your defining the criteria for being the most successful in England by trophies won and the history books then by the same criteria should apply to Europe.
Real Madrid are therefore the most successful team in Europe.

Who brought Europe into it? 

As a matter of fact I actually do have relatives from Liverpool.

Anywhoooo, the Asia thing is a joke that gets betted around, don;t let it wind you up as much.

[thebigfella]

The truth is your jealous that Liverpool fans show a bit of support while United fans exit en Masse and get the first flight back to Asia.

I assuming your from Liverpool then are have pretty definitive lineage connecting yourself to the city, never mind LFC? If not then what's the difference between that and leaving Anfield and getting on a flight to Dublin or Belfast?

So what your saying is 'yes, Liverpool are the most successful team in Europe'.

If your defining the criteria for being the most successful in England by trophies won and the history books then by the same criteria should apply to Europe.
Real Madrid are therefore the most successful team in Europe.

Who brought Europe into it? 

As a matter of fact I actually do have relatives from Liverpool.

Anywhoooo, the Asia thing is a joke that gets betted around, don;t let it wind you up as much.

I seen that quick little edit 

It didn't wind me up and anyhow we all know they get on trains and go back to 'that London'.

[corn02]

The truth is your jealous that Liverpool fans show a bit of support while United fans exit en Masse and get the first flight back to Asia.

I assuming your from Liverpool then are have pretty definitive lineage connecting yourself to the city, never mind LFC? If not then what's the difference between that and leaving Anfield and getting on a flight to Dublin or Belfast?

So what your saying is 'yes, Liverpool are the most successful team in Europe'.

If your defining the criteria for being the most successful in England by trophies won and the history books then by the same criteria should apply to Europe.
Real Madrid are therefore the most successful team in Europe.

Who brought Europe into it? 

As a matter of fact I actually do have relatives from Liverpool.

Anywhoooo, the Asia thing is a joke that gets betted around, don;t let it wind you up as much.

I seen that quick little edit 

It didn't wide me up and anyhow we all know they get on trains and go back to 'that London'.

The edit button is a great thing.

[Norf Tyrone]

And another thing.... the 'famous atmosphere' was missing on Wednesday too strangely despite Liverpool's recent good form.

A Chelsea fan giving off about Liverpool's atmosphere?  Now that's irony.

There was a great atmpsohere on Wednesday, obviously it died down at 3-1 but YNWA still sung at the end. In Stamford Bridge the abuse would have rained down en masse, and the stands would have been empty.

Giving off is the wrong word. However when it's used all the time, 'special European nights', 'that Anfield atmosphere' etc etc it becomes boring. Especially when, from personal experience, it can be a myth at times. On Wednesday before the game, YNWA was blasting out, but the Chelsea fans were coming over loud and clear.

[corn02]

And another thing.... the 'famous atmosphere' was missing on Wednesday too strangely despite Liverpool's recent good form.

A Chelsea fan giving off about Liverpool's atmosphere?  Now that's irony.

There was a great atmpsohere on Wednesday, obviously it died down at 3-1 but YNWA still sung at the end. In Stamford Bridge the abuse would have rained down en masse, and the stands would have been empty.

Giving off is the wrong word. However when it's used all the time, 'special European nights', 'that Anfield atmosphere' etc etc it becomes boring. Especially when, from personal experience, it can be a myth at times. On Wednesday before the game, YNWA was blasting out, but the Chelsea fans were coming over loud and clear.

Yip, heard them during YNWA. But I think that was down to Chelsea fans being louder than usual at Anfield, don;t think the Pool fans were any less louder.

Very rare you wouldn;t get a boiling atmosphere on a European night, so wouldn't call it a myth.

PL games against smaller teams on the otherhand.....now that's when Anfield really is quiet.

[Norf Tyrone]

Fair enough.
Haven't been at Anfield on a 'special European night' so can't comment.

[magpie seanie]

You do get a better atmosphere generally at smaller grounds.