The woos of Miss You were ringing around Anfield as I looked upon the fabled Spion Kop at the Rolling Stones gig last month.
The band's magnetic performance was such that it was only as they were steamrolling towards the end of their rip roaring set when I done a full 360 and truly got to grips with where I was in the stadium. It was surreal to look at the Liver bird crest emblazoned on one of the most famous stands in sport while standing on the left wing of Anfield's hallowed pitch.
It is a patch of land that players such as Billy Liddell, Steve Heighway and John Barnes graced and made their own as they attacked the Kop End on their way to becoming club legends. A winger with guile, pace and invention who is not afraid to take risks is the sort of player the Anfield faithful quickly embraces and takes to their hearts.
