Liverpool thread 2019/20

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34 injuries, 3 serious and firefighters called out to put out a fire last night, reported on bbc news in about 20 seconds coverage. Guess will be someone else’s fault
 
34 injuries, 3 serious and firefighters called out to put out a fire last night, reported on bbc news in about 20 seconds coverage. Guess will be someone else’s fault

Yep no mention of stabbings, firework fired into the crowd and at the liver building, no mention of police being attacked. BBC news an embarrassment

Spent more time on utd v Norwich
 
The Liverpool Mayor Joe Anderson told the Worlds Media and anybody else who cared to listen what was going to happen 2 months ago, much to the annoyance of both Liverpool FC and the Spirit of Shankly.

An LFC statement read: "As a club, we are aware of and disappointed by comments attributed to Mayor Joe Anderson in a media interview which was published today.

"As well as a lack of evidence to support such claims, we would also point to recent discussions with Mayor Anderson relating to the possibility of any behind closed doors football, which concluded that it is important that key stakeholders across the city continue to engage and work collaboratively.

"In recent weeks, we have engaged with supporters groups who have informed us of their determination to respect social distancing measures and, in the event of a resumption of football being announced, we would continue to work with them and other key stakeholders in keeping with our collective desire to achieve this crucial objective".

Response Statement to Mayor Anderson from the Spirit of Shankly


Thursday 30 April 2020 at 17:50

Spirit of Shankly are angered by comments made by Liverpool City Mayor, Joe Anderson.

The Mayor has chosen to speak out on a hypothetical matter, namechecking Liverpool FC supporters without discussion with those fans or fan groups.

There is no evidence to support the Mayor’s perception that Liverpool supporters will break any lockdown regulations and gather outside of Anfield should football be resumed and played behind closed doors.


SOS raised this issue with the club, back on 13 March, ten days before lockdown began. We agreed then a determination to respect social-distancing measures and, in the event of a resumption of football, we would continue to work together, along with other key stakeholders, in achieving this objective.

Rather than disparaging words about football fans, it would have been more beneficial for the City Mayor to acknowledge the work being done by those same people in easing pressures on the city’s old and vulnerable at this time. SOS alone up to now have delivered more than 1,000 food parcels, and are active partners in helping with the supply of PPE and @SFoodbanks

We ask the Mayor to retract his statement and work with fans to support all during this time of crisis.


Maybe next time they might listen

I don't know - if you can't take a pissed up dipper at his word I am fearful of what the world is coming to
 
If anyone is wondering why li'pool get such an easy time with the media just remember the name Colin Mafham.
He was a freelance journalist but had a contract with the Daily Express. Immediately after the violence at the home leg against Roma, Mafham did a piece criticising Liverpool and their fans. One comment was …..
“always seemingly involved in such horrific altercations on big European nights”.
and he also said that trouble seemed to follow Liverpool like bees round honey.
Everyone kicked off including the Mayor. Mafham was suspended and then sacked.

The message is simple. If you want to keep your job, tow the line.

It journalists like him that should be applauded for writing how it is...not like this lily livered lot who consistently suck the arsehole of the scouse scum
 
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