leftenantthunder Even more fitting that Liverpool won the Cup after what happened at Hillsborough.

istanbul was more

@@thedictationofallah Not for this city it wasn’t.

@@thedictationofallah Absolutely not

@@thedictationofallahnowhere near. The semi final crushed the city more than being 3-0 down.

hes trash andy cole was waaaaaaaaaay better

@@mancsishotred768 in your dreams andy cole retired at Sunderland dalglish retired at liverpool so you can see the level

Rithvik Mahesh Why do you even bother to reply to such an imbecile? No-one in his right mind would describe King Kenny as trash.

@@mancsishotred768 enjoy europa league 🤦

@@mnm284 kid, weren't you in eul 4 years ago???

Pretty sad that they were doing that, but I guess given what the city had been through in the preceeding months somewhat understandable.

Erm 1992 liverpool did

faz Patel 2006 is after 1992. 😉

It's a very devalued tournament nowadays..Used to be a massive affair..The romance of the cup is truly dead

@@simonforrest2522 It's still there in the early rounds. But when the big teams come in, that's it. Dead.

But not as good as 2006 👌

@@puskasisagod1235 nah this had a story this was easily the best one cause its after Hillsborough

2001 and 2006 FA Cup Final was more exciting to watch.

incoming salty varchester u small city and bottleLONA FC fans.

@D king 4-0

@D king do you have to bring that up???

@ataladin 87 mate you literally made videos making fun of that 🙄. Why are you being two faced, we all know your just gonna hate and make fun of Liverpool again.

@D king ah here he comes atltico 0 champions leagues liverpool 6 champions leagues

How can u forget get beardo 😁

u clearly dont know how to state ur points united are way better because 1. It's 2-1 in Champions League victories Let's face it, Liverpool will always argue they trump United when it comes to Europe. Granted, five European Cups looks impressive in the cabinet, but looking at their first win back in 1977 they only had to beat Crusaders (who?), Trabzonspor, St Etienne, FC Zurich and Borussia Monchengladbach. Okay, the latter had some wonderful players, but they were not exactly Europe's traditional heavyweights. The year after Liverpool had a bye in the first round (a free bloomin' pass!) leaving them with a meagre four matches to reclaim the cup. Ferguson's first Champions League win in 1999 saw United overcome LKS Lodz, Barca, Bayern, Brondby, Inter, Juve and Bayern again in that dramatic final. Liverpool finally managed to put an end to 21 years of European heartache with their first Champions League victory in 2005, before United claimed their second in Moscow three years later, demonstrating their superiority in the modern era. Only an incredible Barca team stopped United winning three in four seasons. 2. United have won the most league titles: 20 v 18 After giving Liverpool an 11 league title head start, Sir Alex Ferguson made it his mantra to knock 'Liverpool right off their [expletive deleted] perch.' True to his word, the Scot delivered 13 league trophies plus another 25 major honours during his 27 years in charge. In 2014 the Merseyside men did come within touching distance of claiming their first ever Premier League title, only for a late slip by Stevie G to ensure the wait will last a little longer. Come back when you've won, er, one, eh lads? 3. United have more history 14 years prior to the birth of Liverpool FC, a bunch of railway men decided to form Newton Heath LYR FC, way back in 1878. That club would become better known as Manchester United. Meanwhile, in the same year Everton occupied Anfield and would continue to do so before an issue over rent resulted in the Toffees leaving for Goodison Park. So it was that Liverpool were formed to keep Anfield's landlord in ticket revenue. That's right, not only were Liverpool formed years after United, but they were a kind of proto-MK Dons. And Scousers had the cheek to moan about United's commercialism! 4. United are considerably richer than Liverpool They say money talks, so the Stretford End would be shouting so loud it would silence Anfield even on a European night. With savvy commercial revenue streams coming in from every corner of the globe, the Red Devils trump their Merseyside rivals, bringing in £ £581m in the last set of financial results compared to Liverpool's £301m. Add to that a world record-breaking £750m Adidas shirt sponsorship, which was signed in 2015 for the next decade and it looks as if the trend is set to continue for the richest club on the planet. 5. Man United won the best treble of all United went where no English team had ever been before in 1999, with that famous triple crown. Make no mistake, this was the greatest and most successful season any English football club has ever had. Liverpool fans may well remind us that they collected a hat-trick of trophies back in 2001, but we all know the League Cup, UEFA Cup and FA Cup isn't a proper treble. Ditto their 1984 effort (which included the League Cup - then known as the Milk Cup, which you just can't take seriously). Liverpool nearly won the proper treble in 1977, claiming the European Cup and First Division, but they bottled the FA Cup final, losing to… United. 6. Old Trafford is the biggest club stadium in the UK While the Kop may have built a reputation for creating a bit of atmosphere over the years, with 54,074 seats Liverpool will need to do a bit more than rebuild their old Main Stand for Anfield to come anywhere near Old Trafford's huge capacity. With 75,731 seats the Theatre of Dreams is comfortably the largest club ground (discounting Wembley) in the Premier League, ranking sixth overall in Europe and making it one of the grandest football grounds in the world. The true giants of world football - Real Madrid, Barcelona, Bayern, AC Milan - all play in massive stadiums. That's real stature. The Old Trafford faithful will probably tell you they have better songs, too. 7. Man United are more popular than Liverpool Liverpool must be wondering which category they can get one over United in. The Red Devils are richer, have more history, more trophies in the cabinet, play in a bigger stadium and even come out on top in the popularity stakes - certainly on Twitter. It is a fact United have over 6m more followers then their bitter rivals at the time of writing, despite taking an age to sign up to the social network. On Facebook it's an even more comprehensive trouncing: 73.9m United likes compared to 30.2m for Liverpool. There's a reason why United are more popular - they're just better!

@@mancsishotred768 lad just because you are a older club,have the bigger stadium,richer than us,have more followers on Twitter (jeez how do you even count that)doesn't mean you are a more successful club we have more trophies than you and that is a fact

@MANCS ISHOTRED 1) imagine discrediting our 1977 European cup when you played the Malta champions (Hibernians), the Yugoslavia champions (Sarajevo) and the polish champions (Gornik Zabrze). You only played one team from the top 5 leagues (Real Madrid). Liverpool played the French and German champions. I’m not saying United’s wasn’t impressive but you have to understand that every team including united would get random European teams at some point. That’s how the European cup worked. You say that Liverpool only have one “Champions league” yet we’ve won two in the Champions league era (05,19). The European Cup and Champions League are regarded the same thing, which is why united have 3 and Liverpool have 6. Your points about having a bigger fan base world wide (ignoring the fact many of them know nothing about your club), that your rich and that you have a bigger stadium are all completely irrelevant to who’s the better team. The point that you have more history only because your a little bit older is also irrelevant to who is the better team, and Liverpool have been as consistent if not more at winning trophies than united throughout history.

@MANCS ISHOTRED also parts of your comment were copy and pasted.

@MANCS ISHOTRED Liverpool: 19 titles 6 UCLs 7 FA Cups 8 league Cups 3 Europa leagues 4 Super Cups 1 Club World Cup Total: 48 major titles Man United: 20 titles 12 FA cups 5 league cups 3 UCLs 1 Europa league 1 Cup winners cup 1 Super Cup 1 Intercontinental Cup 1 Club World Cup Total:45 major titles Liverpool are more successful:)

Greatest player in Liverpool history imo

@Zayn Gunnar that's kinder grim if you ask me

Grow up

Liverpool fans cost Everton the chance for European glory, by getting all English teams banned because of Heysel.

Same

sure... 2-3 5-0 2-0 3-0

@@mancsishotred768 oh please don't make me list all your defeats

@@mancsishotred768 LIVERPOOL EUROPEAN CHAMPIONS WORLD CHAMPIONS AND VERY SOON PREMIER LEAGUE CHAMPIONS AND MANCHESTER UNITED😂

atletico madrid 4 loserpool 2

@@mancsishotred768 varchester united 0-2 burnley

LIVERPOOL>>>varchester u

@@mnm284 what does Manchester have to do with this???

@@ataladin87 get lost butthurt bottleLONA FC fan btw u also support rmd😂

@@ataladin87 mate do you have nothing else to do but to comment on this video about the 5 games we lost this season just appreciate this final as it was the best FA cup final in history (cause its after Hillsborough and we dedicated the trophy to the 96 who died)

@@lfc1112 *what do we have with yous!!!* Your constant disrespect to barca

I think footballs back then were actually heavier but also pitches were not as good as they are now

Cap the wages and have performance based bonuses… just a suggestion

your wrong , that was 1988, Fotestwere European champs in 79?80

remember this team was destroyed home and away by manchester united?

@@mancsishotred768 that was literally about 8 years ago don't cry about that

@@mancsishotred768 what bout 2009 2-0 and 1-4

YAWA

@@mancsishotred768 yes that's why we have been social distancing from the rest of the table

@@ro-eu5fq good one 🤣

@@ro-eu5fq 'social distancing from the rest of the table' PMSL that's gold. Really no point in going after mancs though, he hasn't got the guts to stick up for himself, and sooner or later will either rename his account again and pretend to be a fan of someone else - or start posting from one of his other 2 accounts. first time i encountered this united 'fan' he was pretending to be a City fan...

meanwhile VARchester u enjoying europa league.

@D king 🧂🧂🧂🧂🧂

@D king 4-0

@D king first you need to be in a higher position than getafe then you can talk

@@ro-eu5fq what d'ya mean???

Ikr, I acc die of laughter when they bring up Aston Villa in the league cup, and they just completely ignore the fact we’re in a different continent at the time 😂

Ikr the average age of the team that played Aston Villa was 19,people keep ignoring that fact and bully those teens who played that game

And they dont realise it's hard to win a final the next year you atleast have to wait the following season

well done choking every year in the epl

@@mancsishotred768 well done not making the champions league

Yeah, a great player and decent coach. But Bobby Charlton is the king of football in the 🇬🇧

legendary in bottling

@@mancsishotred768 says a fan of a club who bottled top 4

Bu in different result.

Frankly it looks much more lively than I remembered :) :) good times

The heck

he was player/manager in the 80s for a bit

Actually, if the player is wearing baggy shirts and baggy shorts, then that's when you know it's old.

@@ataladin87 aren't you talking about the 1800s or something? 😂