Carl Curtis: Wembley was one to remember, now let’s top it!

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Enjoyed that.

Good account by Carl but he was wrong about the noise levels of the two sets of supporters. I was sat quite near to the halfway line and the noise from the Liverpool fans was much louder than anything we produced. Also their range of songs and chants were better than ours....much as I hate to admit it. I've also played the game back on tv and it backed up my feelings I had on the day. There again they had nearly all of the middle tier (club Wembley) and must have had 15,000 more than us at the game. They also had more colour than us. Each of their fans seemed to own a scarf and it was very effective when they all held them aloft.

Good account by Carl but he was wrong about the noise levels of the two sets of supporters. I was sat quite near to the halfway line and the noise from the Liverpool fans was much louder than anything we produced. Also their range of songs and chants were better than ours....much as I hate to admit it. I've also played the game back on tv and it backed up my feelings I had on the day. There again they had nearly all of the middle tier (club Wembley) and must have had 15,000 more than us at the game. They also had more colour than us. Each of their fans seemed to own a scarf and it was very effective when they all held them aloft.

I felt the complete opposite tbh, only time I ever heard Liverpool at intervals with YNWA

Another good article Carl I enjoyed reading it.

Good account by Carl but he was wrong about the noise levels of the two sets of supporters. I was sat quite near to the halfway line and the noise from the Liverpool fans was much louder than anything we produced. Also their range of songs and chants were better than ours....much as I hate to admit it. I've also played the game back on tv and it backed up my feelings I had on the day. There again they had nearly all of the middle tier (club Wembley) and must have had 15,000 more than us at the game. They also had more colour than us. Each of their fans seemed to own a scarf and it was very effective when they all held them aloft.

I felt the complete opposite tbh, only time I ever heard Liverpool at intervals with YNWA

I agree, Liverpool only really chanted when they scored/were winning or when they all got together for YNWA or Fields of Anfield Road

Good account by Carl but he was wrong about the noise levels of the two sets of supporters. I was sat quite near to the halfway line and the noise from the Liverpool fans was much louder than anything we produced. Also their range of songs and chants were better than ours....much as I hate to admit it. I've also played the game back on tv and it backed up my feelings I had on the day. There again they had nearly all of the middle tier (club Wembley) and must have had 15,000 more than us at the game. They also had more colour than us. Each of their fans seemed to own a scarf and it was very effective when they all held them aloft.

I felt the complete opposite tbh, only time I ever heard Liverpool at intervals with YNWA

If you were behind the City goal I imagine you would think City were the loudest. As I said...I had City to my left and Liverpool to my right and we were outsung. Did you record it? Play it back and you will have to agree.

Good account by Carl but he was wrong about the noise levels of the two sets of supporters. I was sat quite near to the halfway line and the noise from the Liverpool fans was much louder than anything we produced. Also their range of songs and chants were better than ours....much as I hate to admit it. I've also played the game back on tv and it backed up my feelings I had on the day. There again they had nearly all of the middle tier (club Wembley) and must have had 15,000 more than us at the game. They also had more colour than us. Each of their fans seemed to own a scarf and it was very effective when they all held them aloft.

I felt the complete opposite tbh, only time I ever heard Liverpool at intervals with YNWA

If you were behind the City goal I imagine you would think City were the loudest. As I said...I had City to my left and Liverpool to my right and we were outsung. Did you record it? Play it back and you will have to agree.

I watched it on iPlayer and even the commentators were saying that Liverpool were quiet.

Good account by Carl but he was wrong about the noise levels of the two sets of supporters. I was sat quite near to the halfway line and the noise from the Liverpool fans was much louder than anything we produced. Also their range of songs and chants were better than ours....much as I hate to admit it. I've also played the game back on tv and it backed up my feelings I had on the day. There again they had nearly all of the middle tier (club Wembley) and must have had 15,000 more than us at the game. They also had more colour than us. Each of their fans seemed to own a scarf and it was very effective when they all held them aloft.

I felt the complete opposite tbh, only time I ever heard Liverpool at intervals with YNWA

I agree, Liverpool only really chanted when they scored/were winning or when they all got together for YNWA or Fields of Anfield Road

And when they did they were much louder. I don't like saying it but they were. Thousands of City fans behind the goal will disagree but they were not in the best position to judge fairly.

Good account by Carl but he was wrong about the noise levels of the two sets of supporters. I was sat quite near to the halfway line and the noise from the Liverpool fans was much louder than anything we produced. Also their range of songs and chants were better than ours....much as I hate to admit it. I've also played the game back on tv and it backed up my feelings I had on the day. There again they had nearly all of the middle tier (club Wembley) and must have had 15,000 more than us at the game. They also had more colour than us. Each of their fans seemed to own a scarf and it was very effective when they all held them aloft.

I felt the complete opposite tbh, only time I ever heard Liverpool at intervals with YNWA

If you were behind the City goal I imagine you would think City were the loudest. As I said...I had City to my left and Liverpool to my right and we were outsung. Did you record it? Play it back and you will have to agree.

I watched it on iPlayer and even the commentators were saying that Liverpool were quiet.

Yes of course they had their quiet moments. We led for much of the game. But when they sang they were considerably louder than us. But like I said they had far more fans than we did.

Good account by Carl but he was wrong about the noise levels of the two sets of supporters. I was sat quite near to the halfway line and the noise from the Liverpool fans was much louder than anything we produced. Also their range of songs and chants were better than ours....much as I hate to admit it. I've also played the game back on tv and it backed up my feelings I had on the day. There again they had nearly all of the middle tier (club Wembley) and must have had 15,000 more than us at the game. They also had more colour than us. Each of their fans seemed to own a scarf and it was very effective when they all held them aloft.

I felt the complete opposite tbh, only time I ever heard Liverpool at intervals with YNWA

I agree, Liverpool only really chanted when they scored/were winning or when they all got together for YNWA or Fields of Anfield Road

And when they did they were much louder. I don't like saying it but they were. Thousands of City fans behind the goal will disagree but they were not in the best position to judge fairly.

When they did sing altogether yes it was an amazing wall of noise that we were helpless against but that was for seconds at a time. Once their songs were finished they were shite.