The atmosphere at Anfield may be famous, but it’s not always perfect.A debate erupted among Liverpool fans on social media this week as fans debated the lack of colors on the Kop. The club’s colors are not normally displayed at Liverpool’s away games, but at Anfield the scarf bandwagon is synonymous with both home fans and those traveling to Merseyside.
Should the pitch be filled with club colours? Is that an important part of how the club’s 12th man works?’ Fans now debate how much seeing the Red Sea from the Kop means to the legendary atmosphere that has been part of European and American culture for generations. The evening of the competition was published. Some fans hit back, saying, “It’s about the noise and participation, not the clothes.” Where does Liverpool’s famous atmosphere come from?Our writers discuss one of Anfield’s biggest stories at the moment. Joe Rimmer:
It may sound cliche, but few stadiums in world football can compare to Anfield on a big game night. And the fan noise is only part of it. It’s also the flag and the Kop flag, yes. The red sea surrounding the fields is a feast for the eyes.A better way to describe it is when fans sing You’ll Never Walk Alone in stadiums with thousands of scarves or on big nights in Europe where great players from Chelsea, Juventus and many others have twisted their scarves during the Ring of Fire.
no better way than this. world. game? Color plays an important role in setting the mood of the terrain. See Dortmund and its famous Südttribune. They don’t call it the yellow wall for nothing. Liverpool take note. The atmosphere at Anfield is one of Liverpool’s greatest strengths, but fans shouldn’t take it for granted.
