How do you guys feel about living in the shadow of your rivals Man Utd? Is it true that all Liverpool fans live on past achievements and that amazing champions league night? I was just wondering if you feel bitter towards Man Utd as Portsmouth fans do towards us. In the next 5 years what is your realistic target of trophies to win? Thoughts?
Gonna need to do better than that but OK.... No No Why? Get back in the CL and by the end of the 5 years hopefully challenging on all fronts.
Dear, dear. That's a very clumsy attempt. I suggest a term at Hogwarts School of Wummery before you try anything again. I'm with Bluff, but 3 years not 5. Now do one
How many players do you think you need in January to mount a serious challenge? Or have you as a supporter already written this season off?.
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