You do it every time you take me back to standing on the kop I still have my old season tickets and the programs it was a cold night but thanks for making me feel warm inside

This was the first match I ever went to. Thanks for posting. It was freezing cold. I remember they were selling t shirts outside the ground with Brian Keenan, the hostage who'd been released and a speech bubble attached to him, something along the lines of "Is it really 26 years since United won the league?". How times would change.

The second half here shows that, when they clicked, this Liverpool team were still potentially the best side in the country, and this win was accomplished without their two best players - Barnes and Rush. Once again I was listening to the game on Radio 5 (not 5 Live yet) on the night, and the commentary team rather exaggerated how well Arsenal played in the first half. Re-watching it here, the first half was far more even than Mike Ingham or Jimmy Armfield made it sound. No one realises it incidentally, but this proved a pivotal week in the season for Liverpool, and in a bad way. This win really got them into the title race just for a few days, the impetus was with them properly, and, while I don't think they would have actually won the championship, they could have mounted a real, sustained challenge, if only they'd been able to keep that form going. But in the days that followed, they lost something like five players to fresh injuries, and so had to field another makeshift side for the next home match against Chelsea, which they duly lost 2-1. From there, rhythm, confidence and consistency drained away again. What might have been?

Remember this game being on the telly. For a football mad teenager when live footy was a fairly rare occurrence, a televised match was always a real treat. Liverpool played particularly well on this evening and looked like genuine title contenders. Unfortunately for Liverpool, performances like this one proved to be increasingly fewer and further between from this season and the one's which followed.

Ray Parlour’s picture is Rob Jones hahaha

Remember watching this live. Was 11. Fright Night was on after the news at ten too stayed up too watch it.lol

good quality thanks for upload

I don’t know where you get these from Dave but keep them coming!! I hope at some point the 0-0 at West Ham that season will appear, hint hint!

Ray parlour first appearance for Arsenal what a player he turned out to be

I think in all fairness…Anyone like me who remembers this season well had realised that we were not the same team…Selling Beardsley, Staunton , and McMahon was criminal to say the least…We did win the FA cup…But we didn’t even finish in the top 3 …we finished 6th…And souness gave a interview to the s*n about his triple bypass operation on the 2nd anniversary of hillsborough…What was he thinking?…Frankly…Souness should’ve walked that season in 1991-92…It was clear even then that souness was not the right man as manager…But the damage had already been done…

And Jimmy Carter there must’ve been some backhanders going on for his transfers

i was at woolton village when that happened

For once I agree with Ferguson,Liverpool hadn’t beaten anyone in the top 9,Liverpool were well in decline and it accelerated towards the end of 1992 and into 1993 when they were knocked out of the FA Cup by second division Bolton. Terrible times for Liverpool

I used try to copy David Seaman's drop kick . The ball ended up on more roofs and gardens........ Luckic used to do the same. Must have been an ' Arsenal Thing'

Fergey had no intention of praising Liverpool. Sporting as ever. .

Arsenal had a terrible run at Anfield and against Liverpool throughout the 90s. I think they only won twice the entire decade at Anfield and only a handful of times altogether.

Did the Liverpool players draw their shirt numbers out of a hat?

Liverpool is the best in the whole world. Period!

Liverpool fans chanting “were gonna win the league” lol…..if only they knew just how much longer they’d wait

Souey liked a bung, it was alleged. Maybe that's why he made so many awful signings. So did Cloughie (allegedly). You could never imagine Kenny taking backhanders although he signed some shockers. Carter, Speedie, Tanner and Rosenthal.

Liverpools kit is awful, what happened?

K

Arsenal were awful defending champions

Nicky Tanner. What a crab he was.

I went to school with Ray Parlour’s brother (true story!)

donkey noises from the kop for tony adams....