Quicker to count the ones that didn't.Hands up all those who knew something like this would happen.
The attack on our bus was hooliganism. The club encouraged it and the police facilitated it.
No wonder the Roma ultras were tooled up last night.
Because the authorities and the media are s**t scared of saying anything for fear of being called disrespectful towards the eternal victims.It was a scouser with a hammer not the other way around - why is nobody in the media reporting this as a fact. Why have no Liverpool fans been arrested - why are they yet again allowed to get away with acts of violence. Is everyone too afraid to call it as it is after the events at Hillsborough?
Yes. The pictures about the City coach went global so the Roma fans - rightly or wrongly- acted accordingly.
No criticism or comments about dipper fans climbing on police vans with flares & bottles.
Nah, there's always scuffles but that was preplanned by the Roma fans, they only pull something like that every couple of months. Definitely motivated by the scousers making a target of themselves.To be honest Italian fans are at it all the time anyway. I doubt the attack on our coach made much difference.
Nah, there's always scuffles but that was preplanned by the Roma fans, they only pull something like that every couple of months. Definitely motivated by the scousers making a target of themselves.
Nothing curious about it.
City's coach gets bombarded by a crowd of 1000+ and the BBC are not too bothered and no calls for action to be taken. A few mealy mouthed offerings from Klippity and that was it. 80 Roma fans attack a few Dippers and there's outrage!
Don't think the Roma Ultras hate Liverpool, they just care more about their own reputation than anything else so always target fanbases with a name for themselves - Napoli, Sevilla, Atleti, CSKA, Marseille recently off the top of my head. Liverpool were making a load of noise about their support so Roma attacked the Kop.Could well be more to do with the Italians hatred of Liverpool.
Not sure how those blokes were charged with attempted murder unless they admitted to that. I would have thought it would be more like manslaughter if he dies.
Always the innocent ones (assuming he was) who get caught up in this kind of crap. If people want a ruck they should find like minded people but it rarely works that way. The Russians and poles seem to have it right with their meet ups in a field.
The only difference is the outcome.To be fair, there's a man fighting for his life which makes it a bit different.
Their attack on our bus was unacceptable, but some people mentioning karma, always the victims etc. is a bit inappropriate when someone is in a critical condition in hospital imo.
To be fair, there's a man fighting for his life which makes it a bit different.
Their attack on our bus was unacceptable, but some people mentioning karma, always the victims etc. is a bit inappropriate when someone is in a critical condition in hospital imo.
Obviously he uses it for smash and grab robbery of shop windows for his "daytime job." It just happened to suit his needs for the evening.Wtf was that scouser doing with a hammer?! Can’t have been work related.
No-one should go to a footy match and then be fighting for his or her life. I condemn all acts of violence in any walk of life. But put the boot on the other foot. I think that is what people are suggesting. I hope the guy makes a complete recovery but there is a clear hierarchy in reporting via every branch of the RDAHMeedya.
Where did you get that from?
To be fair, there's a man fighting for his life which makes it a bit different.
Their attack on our bus was unacceptable, but some people mentioning karma, always the victims etc. is a bit inappropriate when someone is in a critical condition in hospital imo.