Anfield needs to a cauldron even when the opposition is on top
As the game started, Anfield was at it’s fiery, passionate best – and the Kop was in full voice. But as it wore on, and Bournemouth dominated parts of the game, Liverpool fans grew nervous. It’s of paramount importance that we’re even noisier when the opposition have the ball, intimidating them into a mistake. Versus Manchester City in 2013/14, every Sky Blue touch was heckled and whistled, and we celebrated throw-ins like goals. Not every match will be like this, but if want to make Anfield a fortress, we need to frighten the opposition a little more.
