Err...no. Sheffield can rightly claim to be the birthplace of football with Sheffield Hallam and Sheffield Club with strong claims to be the oldest clubs in existence. Sheffield Club can claim to have invented the rules on handball, free kicks, corners, and throw ins. I've no desire to watch the Owls or Blades. Despite the school taking my son to Bramall Lane and being given a shirt by Tony Currie he remains ambivalent about the local football offer. My daughter has had a wobble when Torres left but when I explained the same thing happend to me when Keegan left and we replaced him with Dalglish she's sticking with the Reds. Mr Suarez has a lot to live up to. What do you miss most about Anfield match days? Actually, really, being amongst like minded souls. The same thing that everyone goes to football for, I suppose. Where do you watch Liverpool games now? At home? In a pub? With a supporters club? In a pub, with other exiles. And finally, around where you live now, is there much support for Liverpool? What other Premier League teams are big there? Not really. And that's how it should be. Given the state of football in Sheffield it has to be said the attendances they get for third division football is quite remarkable.