'At the end of a storm, there's a golden sky' - the memorable moments of being a football fan
Watching Liverpool FC in Anfield will always be unforgettable
Football is a way of life... or so it has been for me.
I started supporting Liverpool FC as a young boy, following in my father's footsteps of being a red.
My first game at Anfield was when I was six years old - February 14, 2006.
A Champions League-winning team, managed by Spaniard Rafael Benítez, overcame a strong Arsenal side 1-0 in the Premier League under the lights on Merseyside.
After that night, I never looked back - I got the hook for being there to follow my club.
I have been lucky to attend some memorable encounters at Anfield, including a Champions League semi-final clash when the Reds defeated Roma 5-2 in 2018. I watched the game from the Kop End - what an occasion that was!
It's the memories that football creates that make it so special for me. Hearing 'You'll Never Walk Alone' echo around the stadium pre-match brings a tingle to my body. Without fail, the lyrics always evoke emotions.
Jürgen Klopp has built an empire since he took over in 2015. Fans adore him and why wouldn't they? He has brought success back to Liverpool.
Here's hoping the club can continue their fine form into 2024.
As the Gerry and the Pacemakers' song goes: "Walk on, walk on, with hope in your heart, and you'll never walk alone".