Liverpool FC (The Reds) | Special Thread

[Mr. Wise]

Giant flags and banners were held aloft to welcome Liverpool's loyal servant

 

[Mr. Wise]

Crowd mosaic cards placed on each of the seats remind the fans to play their part in what promised to be a memorable evening for all

 

[Mr. Wise]

A custom for Liverpool players past and present, Gerrard touches the famous 'This Is Anfield' sign as he exits the tunnel for the last time

 

[Mr. Wise]

Gerrard walks out for his final game at Anfield accompanied by his three daughters

 

[Deo Corleone]

mbona wafiwa hawapo?

 

[Mr. Wise]

Wife Alex Curran (left) watched from the stands as her husband received a hero's send off

 

[Mr. Wise]

As the stadium began to fill the fans pulled out the banners, this one remembering Liverpool's heroic Champions League win in 2005

 

[Mr. Wise]

Gerrard spoke briefly with the media and shared a joke with former Liverpool team mates Jamie Carragher and Jamie Redknapp (right)

 

[Mr. Wise]

Liverpool legend Gerrard looked pensive as he arrived at Anfield for the final time on Saturday afternoon

 

[Mr. Wise]

A Liverpool fan looks over the Gerrard merchandise available before kick-off in his final appearance at Anfield

 

[Mr. Wise]

Gerrard masks were for sale as well as flags outside of Anfield as the club's fans waved their hero off in style

 

[Mr. Wise]

A shop front is covered by Gerrard memorabilia for sale ahead of the kick-off with Crystal Palace at Anfield

 

[Mr. Wise]

A Gerrard scarf for sale in LA Galaxy colours as the captain prepares to join the Major League Soccer outfit

 

[Mourinho]

Rodgers awe muungwana na abwage manyanga, akajipange upya kwenye Championship huko, shame!
Poleni wanangu MosDef Janjaweed, Malafyale Asprin na mr.wise

 

[Mr. Wise]

Framed photographs of the Liverpool captain for sale outside of Anfield ahead of kick-off

 

[Mr. Wise]

Pins that read 'The Legend Stevie G' were up for sale ahead of the match with Crystal Palace

 

[Mr. Wise]

The match day programme featuring an image of Gerrard on its front cover

 

[Mr. Wise]

A supporter reads a copy of Liverpool FC magazine also emblazoned with the image of the club's beloved skipper

 

[Mr. Wise]

Seen as a legend throughout the red half of the city, even those not so fortunate to attend the game showed their support for Gerrard

 

[everlenk]

Sante honey... pole ya mdomo lakini haitoshi ujue...

Kam zis wey plz.....