‘#BigClubVsSmallClub’: Liverpool fan mocks Manchester City with video comparing his side’s Champions League victory parade to rival’s domestic treble celebrations
- Man City and Liverpool were the most successful clubs in England this season
- Within the last couple of weeks they’ve each held their celebratory parades
- One Liverpool fan has mocked Manchester City, saying theirs was much better
As the most successful clubs in England for this season, Manchester City and Liverpool each held much-deserved victory parades.
The players were driven round the streets of Manchester and Liverpool as they showed off their respective silverware.
City had the most to show off, however one Liverpool fan has pointed out how much more excitement and atmosphere the Reds’ parade had.
Jordan Henderson and co took to the streets of Liverpool to show off the Champions League
The Manchester City fans and players celebrate their domestic treble win back in May
In a video posted to Twitter, we can see Liverpool quite literally painting the town red, as red flares and smoke give the scenes an almost ethereal look as the players show off the Champions League trophy to hundreds of thousands of screaming fans.
By contrast, the scenes shown in the video for Manchester City’s parade look quite stale, and there were certainly fewer people.
‘P.s. one of them won the domestic treble,’ said the video’s accompanying caption, poking fun at Manchester City’s efforts.
Some may argue that the video didn’t actually show the most impressive parts of the Manchester City parade, but that’s football rivalry for you.
Hundreds of thousands of people turned up and quite literally painted Liverpool red
One Liverpool fan has mocked Manchester City for their parade compared to the Reds’
Despite Manchester City’s success in recent years, there’s no doubting that Liverpool have a much bigger fan base.
Still, City fans can rest easy knowing they’ve won the Premier League, League Cup, and FA Cup this season. However missing out on the Champions League and a potential unprecedented quadruple will sting a bit.
It was a fantastic season for English football all round, with the Europa League going over to Chelsea as well.