‘Let’s go boys’ - Liverpool fans on Twitter react as lynchpin issues rallying cry

The Liverpool fans in the Transfer Tavern have been reacting to their club-captain, Jordan Henderson’s comments ahead of tonight’s Champions League semi-final first leg between Liverpool and Roma. Speaking in an interview for the Liverpool website, Henderson claimed that he and his teammates can draw inspiration from the success in the club’s past as they walk out at Anfield tonight.

Jordan Henderson insists he and his teammates can draw inspiration from #LFC‘s illustrious European history this evening https://t.co/sBLkAAm5aM pic.twitter.com/yrgck5JE6l

— Liverpool FC (@LFC) 24 April 2018

The Liverpool fans propping our bar up are getting excited now. The club are just three wins away from getting their hands on ol’ big ears for the first time since 2005. The famous club has an incredible record in Europe, winning five Champions League/European Cup trophies in their history. The club are now playing in another semi-final in the competition against Roma, who they beat on penalties to win the tournament in 1984.

The current crop of Liverpool players have everything that they need to get past their Italian counterparts tonight. Former I Giallorossi goalscorer, Mohamed Salah will play a large part in the game without a doubt. The forward has scored 41 goals in 46 games for the Reds this season and for Liverpool to progress to the competition’s final in Kiev they’ll need him to put his history with Roma behind him and be prepared to put them to the sword.

You can read our local Kopites’ reactions to Henderson’s comments here:

Last time to use our famous Anfield atmosphere tonight,so make some noise and be as intimidating for Roma as it possibly can and roar the Reds onto victory

— Jurgen Meister (@SS_LFC) 24 April 2018

LETS GO BOYS

— Jensen (@JensenLFC96) April 24, 2018

hope that LFC team watch the 2005 champion league final to learn how the insist to win should be and how they must fight for it “this champion league must be for us”YNWA pic.twitter.com/btUKFNEQct

— Eng. walid mousa (@Eng_walid_mousa) 24 April 2018