Would we want Liverpool out of existence?

keverton · June 13, 2012

Yes, would love for them to crash and burn. Hate them, despise them.

davek · June 13, 2012

Yes.

Chang Elephant · June 13, 2012

Liverpool, their fans, players and ex players.

bluejock · June 13, 2012

As long as all their fans went and supported Tranmere then

malfosse · June 13, 2012

Not extinct just relegated and destroyed

petebeard · June 13, 2012

No I wouldn't. I have mates and family who support them. A few more bad years and the weapons who talk the most garbage will probably find someone else to support.

mezzrow · June 13, 2012

Regression to the mean, gents. Death by a thousand cuts. A long, slow death. Hanging's too good for 'em.

Tomorrow belongs to me. (salutes)

TX Bill · June 14, 2012

Nope.

A strong league means teams with history and whether you like it or not, they have a bit of history too. They also have a strong fanbase which means more money from TV (which is passed around to all the clubs).

I could go on and on but no, I wouldn't want them to go out of existence.

Good question though. Had to think about it for a bit.

Dom1878 · June 14, 2012

No, as said - everyone needs a nemesis!! It's like having Doctor Who but no Daleks.

I wouldn't mind seeing them hanging around the relegation zone though.

Blue 1 · June 14, 2012

Out of existence? I'd prefer them never to have existed at all. Would miss them like a dose of the clap.

ToffeeBlueNose · June 14, 2012

no it's good to have someone to hate for a good reason.

nesky · June 14, 2012

Absolutely yes. Their very existence is a grief to me.

Seamus Colemole · June 14, 2012

No, cause they'd only reform as FC anfield and win everything in sight for the next 50 years just as we get good again only to finish 2nd behind them.

Its what they do.

FTY · June 14, 2012

Roztitute said:
Tricky one. I shall mull it over. Initially it'd be great to laugh and them, and good because I hate them with a burning passion. But I know I'd miss the feeling of a derby win and the atmosphere in the ground.

I do miss the feeling of a derby win.