Come on Norwich come on Steve NaismithMine was seandundee1 on there.
Morning Dan you looking forward to seeing Liverpool getting beat.Jurgennagetyourfeckinheadkickedin or maybe Theres_gonna_be_a_roti if I am from India.
Come on Norwich please2-2 followed by a hand hold snake will suffice today.
Such was the clamour for tickets for a noon showdown on Easter Sunday in Norfolk that the travelling Kop were dotted around all four sides of the ground.
Those who couldn’t get in greased the palms of bemused hotel guests so they could watch the action unfold from the windows of rooms in the Holiday Inn which overlooks the pitch.
At the final whistle the rendition of ‘We’re gonna win the league’ was deafening. The finish line was in sight.
Liverpool had put together a remarkable run of 11 successive league wins – the club’s best since 1990.
Liverpool were a slick, cohesive unit, playing an exciting brand of attacking football. It was the most prolific top-flight campaign in their illustrious history.
At the end of that glorious spring afternoon the Reds sat five points clear of Chelsea at the summit. Third-placed Manchester City were nine adrift but with two games in hand.
Seven points from their remaining three games and Liverpool would be champions. That painful 24-year wait for the trophy Kopites crave would be over.
A week later the wheels came off in the cruellest of fashion and in truth the club has never truly recovered.
Liverpool had amassed 80 points from 35 games the last time they left Carrow Road. They have only collected 97 points in their 63 league games since.
I recall them being very lucky against Norwich, with Rodgers tactical naivety on showhttp://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/blood-red-return-carrow-road-10777323
I loved that from ridiculous Echo Kopite hack, Pearce, today.
A walk down memory lane to the Norwich v Liverpool game when they thought they'd won the PL.
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They were. In fact, that was the first cracks in the title challenge. The signs of bottling it were there for all to see.I recall them being very lucky against Norwich, with Rodgers tactical naivety on show
http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/blood-red-return-carrow-road-10777323
I loved that from ridiculous Echo Kopite hack, Pearce, today.
A walk down memory lane to the Norwich v Liverpool game when they thought they'd won the PL.
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