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Friday, May 15, 2015

Liverpool Fans Pay Tribute: most Memorable Anfield Mosaics

Justice

Justice

Mosaics are usually the preserve of the Kop, but on 23 September 2012, at a home game against Manchester United, three sides of Anfield made a statement at the first game following the independent panel's report into the Hillsborough disaster. While the Kop picked out the words, 'The Truth' and the home section of the Anfield Road end declared '96'. But with the truth about the disaster now irrefutable, the Centenary Stand's message signalled what needed to now follow: 'Justice'. 
 
Shankly – Click the yellow arrow above, right, to see another 13 memorable Liverpool mosaicsShankly – Click the yellow arrow above, right, to see another 13 memorable Liverpool mosaics

The 96 – 25 years

The 96 – 25 years

Five times

Five times

 

JC 23 

JC 23

Red and White

 

Red and White

GH

GH

Ray Kennedy

Ray Kennedy

In April 2009, Liverpool and Arsenal played out a spectacular 4-4 draw. The match is chiefly remembered for the fact that Andrei Arshavin scored all four goals for the visitors, and that it effectively ended Liverpool's hopes of winning the title. But that night was poignant for another reason, as both sets of fans paid tribute to one of the greatest players to pull on a red shirt – Liverpool or Arsenal red. Ray Kennedy helped Liverpool dominate in England and Europe in the late 1970s and 1980s, having won the double with the Gunners in 1971, but was sadly struck down with Parkinson's at the age of just 35. A fund to help pay for his care, 'Ray of Hope', as well as fund the Parkinson's Disease Society, organised a mosaic display of Kennedy's numbers – '5' on the Kop for his Liverpool shirt, and '10' in the away end for his Arsenal number.
Allez

Allez

Liverpool needed a 2-0 win over Italian champions Roma to progress to the 2002 Champions League last eight and, with French manager Gerard Houllier back on the bench for the first time since his heart surgery five months earlier, the Kop roared them on to victory. The night began with a message in French to both the team and Houllier, 'Allez' (come on). 
 
Sami 

Sami

JFT 96

JFT 96

Free Michael Now 

Free Michael Now

The Truth 

The Truth

Thanks 

Thanks

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