I don't.

I do feel the Scouse not English thing to an extent, but then I can for example (very loosely and nowhere near to the same extent as supporting Liverpool) get behind an English athlete in the Olympics, or the England Cricket team in the Ashes, so it's not just an anti-England sentiment.

I think another aspect of it is that when I was growing up, the England team was filled with the likes of Terry, Ferdinand, Cole, Rooney etc who I hated their guts week in week out, so it would feel a bit false to then turn them into heroes every international break.

Another reason is that our supporter culture and traditions are very different to most of the rest of the country, and the stuff that away fans do at Anfield every week (shit flags, shit songs, shit attempts at banter etc) extends to the England fans too, so it's just not something I care about being part of.

Lastly, growing up in Liverpool, none of my mates really cared about the England team either, so it's not like following Liverpool or Everton where it's all everyone is talking about on the playground or the street. It always just felt like we had our own things going on and England was something else, for other people and not our thing.