Smicers goal and he scored a pen. Very under rated player imo. Not many people would have taken that shot on from that position but he knew we had to roll the dice. The most important goal of the match as well because that was the moment Milan realised they’d fucked it. There was no doubt we were coming back when it went 3-2
As a Manc I am supposed to hate this result. But when Gerrard got that header, a surge of English pride came from deep within me. I started roaring Liverpool on. Feeling the same, a few mates joined in and suddenly nobody could hear the commentary as we shouted obscenities at the Italians and screamed encouragement to the Reds. Carragher was immense. A night that made me proud to be English. The greatest final of them all. Incredible.
If you mean the game then yes, 2005 was way better, 100%. This Liverpool team was nowhere near the 99 or 08 teams, and not even as good as Chelsea’s 2012 squad.
AAt 5:05, Gabriel Clarke highlighted a significant issue: despite Liverpool's remarkable comeback, they were ineligible for the next season's Champions League as the reigning champions because they finished fifth in the Premier League, three points behind the top four and only ahead of Bolton on goal difference. The FA had declared before the final that only the top four Premier League teams would qualify for the 2005/06 Champions League season, regardless of Liverpool's result in the final. The top four consisted of Chelsea as champions, Arsenal as runners-up, Manchester United in third, and Everton, who edged out Liverpool for the last Champions League spot. In contrast, during the 2003/04 season, the FA had stated that if Arsenal's 'Invincibles' or Chelsea had won the Champions League and finished outside the top four, they would still qualify, relegating the fourth-placed team to the UEFA Cup. However, on May 5th, 2005, the FA confirmed that only the top four teams in the Premier League would qualify, irrespective of Liverpool's performance in the final. The controversy intensified due to the storied Merseyside rivalry between Liverpool and Everton, further fueled by the European Cup/UEFA Champions League, which is at the heart of a longstanding dispute between the clubs. The animosity dates back to 1985 when Everton, led by Howard Kendall, secured the league title but were denied entry to the European Cup following a five-year ban imposed on English teams after the Heysel disaster. This period marked Everton's golden era, as they clinched the league title twice and were runners-up once over three seasons, which would have qualified them for three years of top-tier European football. Everton supporters believe that missing out on these seasons of European competition marked the beginning of their decline from the upper ranks of English football, and they partially blame Liverpool for this downturn.Howard Kendall remarked in a radio interview around the time of the final that Evertonians were wary of history repeating itself. Despite this, Everton affirmed their support for Liverpool's defense of their UCL title, albeit not to their detriment. This historical context likely influenced the FA's decision to nominate Everton as the Premier League's fourth club for the Champions League, rather than following the Spanish FA's 2000 precedent, which allowed 5th-placed Real Madrid to compete in the Champions League at the expense of 4th-placed Real Zaragoza due to Real Madrid's greater popularity. After their victory in Istanbul, Liverpool had to wait three weeks to learn if they could defend their title. Ultimately, UEFA allowed Liverpool to participate in the 2005/06 UCL, but required them to advance through all three qualifying rounds to reach the group stage.
@@pjsmith2744it's weird that I don't support Everton but I never forgot that game..... Collina reffed it and it was one of the most disgraceful refereeing performances I've ever seen. He was in villareals pocket, money definitely changed hands.... they got everything
Interviewer: So, are you staying Stevie?
Gerrard: Yeeaah course
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Look how fucked carragher was. Gave his body heart an soul to that 2 hours. Legend
I will always love Rafa from the bottom of my heart
@mrmister769 No he didn’t, Going to chelsea pissed me off more.
@mrmister769😂 what r u smoking. What he did to Everton made me love him more 😂
A night I'll never forget, unbelievable, fought to the end and that is a lesson to any team, love stevie and always will, absolutely 💯 perfection
My greatest night as a fan, Gabriel Clarke was really feeling the vibe 😂
Yeh he did really well with these interviews, you can feel his enthusiasm can’t you, it makes it so much better
I still remember the goosebumps I had that night with Gerard scoring the 1st followed by carraghier and alonso
Carragher didn’t score the second one you whopper it was smicer
@@bobsmith3291 Vladimir smicer
Yes sir
Smicers goal and he scored a pen. Very under rated player imo.
Not many people would have taken that shot on from that position but he knew we had to roll the dice. The most important goal of the match as well because that was the moment Milan realised they’d fucked it. There was no doubt we were coming back when it went 3-2
as a man utd fan nothing but applause, one pf the best champions league comebacks against a prime ac milan
@@kopthelotklopp1523ikr the smicer goal was out of nowhere and unexpected
As a Manc I am supposed to hate this result. But when Gerrard got that header, a surge of English pride came from deep within me. I started roaring Liverpool on. Feeling the same, a few mates joined in and suddenly nobody could hear the commentary as we shouted obscenities at the Italians and screamed encouragement to the Reds. Carragher was immense. A night that made me proud to be English. The greatest final of them all. Incredible.
ac milan and liverpool gave us one of the greatest rivalries in UCL. in italy we didnt really know much about liverpool until 2005 final
@@SamareDoTelke How old are you?
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christ this is pathetic LMAO. i'd never celebrate the mancs winning a corner, let alone a champions league final
@@matt3753-p6g you sir, are pathetic.
Waaaaay better than 99 and 08 let alone 12
Very true!
08? That wasn’t anything special at all
The greatest
If you mean the game then yes, 2005 was way better, 100%. This Liverpool team was nowhere near the 99 or 08 teams, and not even as good as Chelsea’s 2012 squad.
Ur clearly a Liverpool fan; can see the bias through the comment. But yes I agree with you
AAt 5:05, Gabriel Clarke highlighted a significant issue: despite Liverpool's remarkable comeback, they were ineligible for the next season's Champions League as the reigning champions because they finished fifth in the Premier League, three points behind the top four and only ahead of Bolton on goal difference. The FA had declared before the final that only the top four Premier League teams would qualify for the 2005/06 Champions League season, regardless of Liverpool's result in the final. The top four consisted of Chelsea as champions, Arsenal as runners-up, Manchester United in third, and Everton, who edged out Liverpool for the last Champions League spot. In contrast, during the 2003/04 season, the FA had stated that if Arsenal's 'Invincibles' or Chelsea had won the Champions League and finished outside the top four, they would still qualify, relegating the fourth-placed team to the UEFA Cup. However, on May 5th, 2005, the FA confirmed that only the top four teams in the Premier League would qualify, irrespective of Liverpool's performance in the final. The controversy intensified due to the storied Merseyside rivalry between Liverpool and Everton, further fueled by the European Cup/UEFA Champions League, which is at the heart of a longstanding dispute between the clubs. The animosity dates back to 1985 when Everton, led by Howard Kendall, secured the league title but were denied entry to the European Cup following a five-year ban imposed on English teams after the Heysel disaster. This period marked Everton's golden era, as they clinched the league title twice and were runners-up once over three seasons, which would have qualified them for three years of top-tier European football. Everton supporters believe that missing out on these seasons of European competition marked the beginning of their decline from the upper ranks of English football, and they partially blame Liverpool for this downturn.Howard Kendall remarked in a radio interview around the time of the final that Evertonians were wary of history repeating itself. Despite this, Everton affirmed their support for Liverpool's defense of their UCL title, albeit not to their detriment. This historical context likely influenced the FA's decision to nominate Everton as the Premier League's fourth club for the Champions League, rather than following the Spanish FA's 2000 precedent, which allowed 5th-placed Real Madrid to compete in the Champions League at the expense of 4th-placed Real Zaragoza due to Real Madrid's greater popularity. After their victory in Istanbul, Liverpool had to wait three weeks to learn if they could defend their title. Ultimately, UEFA allowed Liverpool to participate in the 2005/06 UCL, but required them to advance through all three qualifying rounds to reach the group stage.
Well said, both went in the qualifiers, and everton failed to make it to the group stage😂
Everton should of made the group stage too. I remembered the game against Villereal,Everton were robbed.
@@pjsmith2744it's weird that I don't support Everton but I never forgot that game..... Collina reffed it and it was one of the most disgraceful refereeing performances I've ever seen. He was in villareals pocket, money definitely changed hands.... they got everything
You never walk alone ❤❤❤
Jamies knackered 🤣
Rated . GERRARD PROVED HE THE BEST !
Vicent company 0.08
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The biggest rolercoaster I've ever been through but omg what a night and game , I'll never ever forget it ❣️🤎 brilliant