Liverpool supporters and members of the RAWK needs time to come out of this hysterical psychos. They need time to heal their souls and to get their pride back. At the moment the majority can't look at this case in a objective way.
I think it's simple and born of years of frustration. It's not easy to see your nearest rival go from zero to hero and take over your position as the best club in the country. Not only do we at the moment outclass them regarding trophies we also seems to cope better with future demands to stay successful. Our biggest challenge is to cope with a life without Sir Alex, but ATM that problem is on hold. For Liverpool the challenge is so much bigger. Not only do they struggle to stay in top 4 they also needs economical strength to build a successful platform for the future. It's not so easy when City and Chelsea have nearly unlimited recourse's and both us and Arsenal have a bigger stadium, more income's and a more stabile economical structure.
To compete with this they need a long term plan and stability, something Liverpool have missed the last decade. Benitez was on his way but lost the plot near the goal line and that debacle put them back to square one again. Now they put their hope in KKK, aka Kop King Kenny Dalglish, and he's the man to unit them and make them challenge for top 4, but he's not the man to make them win the League or challenge for CL, that's a problem for them.
The verdict against Suarez was straight forward and fair for all excepts supporters to Pool. Dalglish fecked up big time in his first comments and his behavior sat the tone for this hysteria. Sooner or later the emotions will calm down and they will come to terms with the verdict, probably not accept it and think it's fair but they will live with it. Then maybe they will look back at them selves and understand that their behavior was bad and without foundation.
I want Liverpool back to normal. To be our biggest rival and a strong contender to title's but without the outrageous hate and hysterical tone they now have. We need them and they need us. Two proud clubs who have succeed out of hard work and a strong supporter base. We are different to City and Chelsea and we earned our success and that's why we need each other more then ever to balance out this new challenge and show the world that you can be successful without unlimited resources.
I hope time will heal the wounds and maybe then we will move on from this sad story. England and the football world don't want racist behavior and foolish supporters. There is always room for more understanding and friendship. Even between Liverpool and Manchester United.
