What a brilliant post that is.
I'm 33 now, and throughout my entire life, we have been the most succesful club in English football. Like a lot of us, i stood on the Kop when we lifted number 18 in 1990 and if you would've told me then that we wouldn't win it again for nearly twenty years, I'd have told you to get a grip.
As much as we all hate Sky and their post modernistic, post 1992, myopic view of English football, to their credit they often refer to us as the most succesful club in English football, especially when we come to play United. If United win the league, that's it, that tag will go, and I for one will be devastated.
For my 33 years, that sense of pride of being THE best club in England has been an integral part of my life and, at the risk of sounding dramatic, if the mantel goes, it would be like the loss of a close friend or relative.
In any walk of life, you should never ever lose a part of your identity, or compromise on who you are or what you believe in. If they win it, part of that bond we all have, that little something that unites us all wherever we are, will be lost, maybe not forever, but one day of that is too much. WE ARE LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB, THE PEERLESS CLUB, CONTINUE THE FIGHT, starting against Pompey.