When I checked yesterday's score and saw we had LOST at HOME to WEST BROM, I thought, "oh well, what's for dinner". And that was about it. I expected us to lose and I have become so used to seeing us lose that it didn't really seem to matter anymore. I know a LOT of fans feel exactly the same. THAT is what kenny has reduced the club to. How can a man keep his job and/or be defended when he is managing Liverpool, spends £100m+ yet the fans AREN'T SURPRISED when we lose to west brom, wigan, qpr, bolton, fulham, stoke....

I've just seen an interview this morning and he's banging the drum about 'answering an SOS call from the new owners'.......an SOS response usually helps a situation - it isn't supposed to make things worse!! Besides, being offered a job which you previously failed an interview for is hardly an 'SOS call' - maybe Hicks&Gillet got one thing right at least.

I was at the match my thoughts were I am hungry what shall I have for my Tea? The crowd was completely in silence throughout the game and advertising keep flashing up on the boards 85% discount on LFC merchandise. The americans I think were there and it must have been a depressing specticle for them. I looked up at one stage and saw the team were one nil down and then I carried on looking at the floor glanced at my watch and thought I wish I was somewhere else. The ref eventally put me out of my misery. I could not care two hoots what the result was and by the look of fans coming out of the game neither did anyone else.

most fans feel this way IMO

No they don't... they may be down but most don't turn to self-pitying pansies when times get rough. I mean... how would some of you lot do if you had to support Blackburn or Wigan.... how would you handle a real crisis? Jesus Christos!

I get how you feel but it sort of sickens me Stanley.

First off... I know lots of impoverished fans who would give one of their limbs to go to a game, whatever the score. Some kids can only dream of being of Anfield, dump that you say it is.

Secondly, when the going gets tough... you have to toughen up with it. You still have far more to enjoy than most football fans... and your loyalty to the club has been rewarded with many glory days. Now we're in a bad patch you say you don't care? What sort of support is that? Perhaps you shouldn't renew your season ticket next year... you seem to have sold your soul very cheaply. Having a bad run in the league and getting to Wembley three times a season is hardly befitting of your self-pity and wallowing. FFS... time to practise a bit of that YNWA and suck it up!

What's that got to do with anything, and why would that be depressing for them? Our contract with Adidas is up in a couple of months before the Warrior deal kicks in. We're near the end of April, of course they're gonna try get rid of as much Adidas stock before they can't sell it anymore. Why is even relevant?

Think he just likes to babble on

I think what is getting to most fans is that it's not even a suprise that we could lose to someone like West Brom at Anfield. Teams come to Anfield, play their own game and are very confident they can get a result! The same teams go to Old Trafford and are beaten before the game starts, there is no fear factor of Liverpool anymore and that is what gets to me the most!

Anfield in my memory has pretty much been a fortress, the odd defeat here and there but in the last few years it seems as its more of a burden on the players, they don't seem to relish playing in front of the Kop! Perhaps its because a fair few of the squad are way out of their depth...

Let's be clear - we dominated the West Brom game. They scored out of the blue from a defensive f*ck-up by GJ. Still no idea how we managed to NOT score. It's becoming quite a talent at Anfield! That aside, I agree with everything else you've said. The home results (note: 'results', not always necessarily 'form') have been nothing short of a disgrace.

In fairness a few of the performances at Anfield have been good and deserved more but at the end of the day why can other clubs grind out results when playing poorly and we can't do it when we play well?

Unfortunately football is a results business, good performances are always nice but they don't get you any points!

With regards to West Brom, didn't you just know after we had hit the woodwork again that they were going to score? It was almost inevitable!