Earliest Liverpool Memory

[Halmeister]

I like these threads. They make me feel young.

 

[red_maradona]

1989 Michael Thomas goal, in particular a distraught John Barnes in the middle of the pitch at the end of the game (if my memory doesn't deceive me).

 

[Hansern]

My first memory is Chelsea away in the 89/90 season. We won 5-2 and after that there was no other team for me.

 

[6TimesaRed]

1989 Michael Thomas goal, in particular a distraught John Barnes in the middle of the pitch at the end of the game (if my memory doesn't deceive me).

1 more minute...

3 words that have haunted me my whole life since that day...

 

[Oncy]

Vague flickering memories of 79-83. Nothing that really sticks other than goals im sure i would remember if I saw them again.
Then Heysel.
Vividly
🙁

 

[Molbystwin]

I was in the pub the other night, talking as you do about football.

Friend of mine Dave is a season ticket holder talking about his earliest memories and how he has lived through watched and travelled all European Cup triumphs... Born and bred red..

He asked me the question, what is your very earliest Liverpool memory. Sadly for me it was Heysel. (Although I'm sure their would of been earlier still, but it is the one that sticks in my head). I remember the back end of the treble winning year, but not in the same vein as Heysel.

'I was ushered off to bed. With the words from my dad.. You don't wanna see this son a bit differant than last year up you go...'

Now I'm sure I would hear from better times from some of you here... Please enlighten and entertain us with your very earliest memory...

I did see earlier games I'm sure but I wouldn't be able to put a label on them. Footy was not big in my house as a nipper... Football was very much my own decision, my own hobby.... The first time I can remember settling down to watch a Liverpool game all excited as a nascent fan was in May 1985, I had just turned 12 and It was my second ever visit to London where I was staying with my rather posh Aunty in Pinner. I had spent the day trawling round the shops with my mum and her sister it had been a lovely day and I couldn't wait to get home and watch the game.... having bathed and put on my brand new early 80's pyjamas with the velour finish and go faster stripes settled down to watch Heysel...[/quote]