Liverpool Thread - 2021/22

Status
Not open for further replies.
Nellies left peg said:
Not a problem for me, but Prince fucking Charlie in Buck House balcony alongside his mum is. Probably thinking, hurry up and let me take your job on, I've been waiting for ever. They should abolish the lot of them when her Maj goes
Click to expand...
I'm not necessarily against abolition of the Monarchy, although I do think that William and Kate would make excellent ambassadors for the U.K. in the current turbulent and uncertain times which we are living through.
 
Bonzo Nododo said:
Plus the width of the purple flame to the right of the trophy. I would assume the ticket checkers had a copy of the real one for comparison.
But the scouser fans knew better they were dodgy although they still insist they weren't.
Our media are testicularly challenged over this whole episode.
Click to expand...

Our media can analyse hacked edited emails that they don’t have the context of the conversation to and frame them up as being a smoking gun though. Even when the highest sport court in the land had the evidence and came to a different judgment to the media, City are still guilty.
 
Bonzo Nododo said:
Plus the width of the purple flame to the right of the trophy. I would assume the ticket checkers had a copy of the real one for comparison.
But the scouser fans knew better they were dodgy although they still insist they weren't.
Our media are testicularly challenged over this whole episode.
Click to expand...
I used to work in the printing industry and probably know how they went about forging these tickets and it’s true that the change in colour separation could be the reason the ‘flame’ looks different but from the pictures it could also be down to variation in the legitimate printing process. Difficult to say without physically looking at the examples. The text kerning is much more likely to be a pointer to them being forged, there’s a few differences if you know what to look for.

The ticket checkers won’t know jack-shit about spotting a forgery, it’s all down to the QR code alone.
 
Citizen of Legoland said:
I used to work in the printing industry and probably know how they went about forging these tickets and it’s true that the change in colour separation could be the reason the ‘flame’ looks different but from the pictures it could also be down to variation in the legitimate printing process. Difficult to say without physically looking at the examples. The text kerning is much more likely to be a pointer to them being forged, there’s a few differences if you know what to look for.

The ticket checkers won’t know jack-shit about spotting a forgery, it’s all down to the QR code alone.
Click to expand...
Bloody hell. If l wasn't confused enough;)
Could the QR be copied and altered or would they all indication that a single seat number was on all the fakes and be rejected straight away?
I wonder if the precise number of fakes was a computer calculations or whether they got confiscated? Either way sending someone half way through the turnstile back out of the queue who had a ticket of some sorts was not easy even with these 'well behaved fans desperate to avoid another Hillsborough'.
 
John John said:
www.liverpoolecho.co.uk

Son of Liverpool great writes vivid account of 'lawless hell' after CL final

James Beglin has written a vivid and frightening account of the scenes that unfolded after Liverpool played Real Madrid in Paris
www.liverpoolecho.co.uk www.liverpoolecho.co.uk

Instead of the outright denial of what went on. Forget the rivalry betwenn the clubs and read with an open mind. If possible
Click to expand...
but i thought there were thousands of Liverpool fans there. Surely safety in numbers springs to mind. Sounds like a Discovery Channel episode of lions attacking ill and weak gazelles. (not ill/weak lfc fans in adidas trainers)
 
John John said:
www.liverpoolecho.co.uk

Son of Liverpool great writes vivid account of 'lawless hell' after CL final

James Beglin has written a vivid and frightening account of the scenes that unfolded after Liverpool played Real Madrid in Paris
www.liverpoolecho.co.uk www.liverpoolecho.co.uk

Instead of the outright denial of what went on. Forget the rivalry betwenn the clubs and read with an open mind. If possible
Click to expand...
Well written and really makes you feel as though you are there. Now Mr Beglin could you write an account of the bus ambush on the leafy law abiding streets of Livarpool when Merseyside police were in abundance and it still went ahead. I will hold my breath, one ' two, three.........years!
 
andyhinch said:
I see they’re demanding the accusation of forgeries is withdrawn now.
Click to expand...

Have they asked Cheshire police for their report of the person they arrested for forging tickets for the champions league final and the Fa cup final? They don’t have to go to Paris to get the truth, more like Windsford.
 
Bonzo Nododo said:
Bloody hell. If l wasn't confused enough;)
Could the QR be copied and altered or would they all indication that a single seat number was on all the fakes and be rejected straight away?
I wonder if the precise number of fakes was a computer calculations or whether they got confiscated? Either way sending someone half way through the turnstile back out of the queue who had a ticket of some sorts was not easy even with these 'well behaved fans desperate to avoid another Hillsborough'.
Click to expand...
The QR code bit is something we don’t know yet, UEFA haven’t said. They’re easy to generate, individual codes, but we don’t know if they were genuine codes or just random ones. Probably genuine because some worked and they shouldn’t be easy to guess.
 
John John said:
www.liverpoolecho.co.uk

Son of Liverpool great writes vivid account of 'lawless hell' after CL final

James Beglin has written a vivid and frightening account of the scenes that unfolded after Liverpool played Real Madrid in Paris
www.liverpoolecho.co.uk www.liverpoolecho.co.uk

Instead of the outright denial of what went on. Forget the rivalry betwenn the clubs and read with an open mind. If possible
Click to expand...
Change the date to sometime in the 1970's or 80's and the station Lime St. Omit mobile phones and you've got an old school away day to Merseyside
 
John John said:
www.liverpoolecho.co.uk

Son of Liverpool great writes vivid account of 'lawless hell' after CL final

James Beglin has written a vivid and frightening account of the scenes that unfolded after Liverpool played Real Madrid in Paris
www.liverpoolecho.co.uk www.liverpoolecho.co.uk

Instead of the outright denial of what went on. Forget the rivalry betwenn the clubs and read with an open mind. If possible
Click to expand...
When I read things like "Groups of three or four attackers would jump lone Liverpool fans" and "It was like a post-apocalyptic, lawless hell. Everywhere we looked, people were being mugged and there wasn’t a police officer in sight", I have to ask myself why the Liverpool fans didn't stay together when they left the stadium. If they had done, they would have far outnumbered the gangs, and averted trouble.

Nobody doubts that there was trouble at the ground, before and after the game. Nobody doubts that the majority of Liverpool fans are law-abiding citizens, and did not go looking for trouble. Nobody doubts that UEFA and the French police made mistakes with the organisation of the event.

What most other fans object to though, is the outright denial of any wrongdoing by Liverpool fans, fully backed by the British media. There is stacks of evidence of Liverpool fans buying and selling forged tickets. There is video evidence of fans climbing fences to gain entry (only in the Liverpool section though). There is evidence of Liverpool fans forging press passes and gaining entry. And there is Klopp encouraging fans to go even if they don't have tickets.

With Liverpool's history of trouble at football games, you would think the club would take a more responsible approach. After Hillsborough, you would think the fans would avoid the possibility of overcrowding due to illegal ticketing. But no - a minority of Liverpool fans continue to behave like lawless hooligans.

And how can you ask us to forget the rivalry between the clubs, when Liverpool fans destroyed our team bus before an important game, and their complicit police fail to bring one person to justice for causing criminal damage?
 
Look I am not an idiot who thinks Liverpool fans never did anything wrong at any time in the past . Nor will I say they will never do anything wrong at any time in the future. Are you telling me that all City fans ar angels? Of course not We all have our dickheads and I wouldn't deny Liverpool have their share of them but the overwhelming evidence is that EUFA and the French police fucked up big time . Why it's so difficult to admit that is beyond me
 
Paladin said:
When I read things like "Groups of three or four attackers would jump lone Liverpool fans" and "It was like a post-apocalyptic, lawless hell. Everywhere we looked, people were being mugged and there wasn’t a police officer in sight", I have to ask myself why the Liverpool fans didn't stay together when they left the stadium. If they had done, they would have far outnumbered the gangs, and averted trouble.

Nobody doubts that there was trouble at the ground, before and after the game. Nobody doubts that the majority of Liverpool fans are law-abiding citizens, and did not go looking for trouble. Nobody doubts that UEFA and the French police made mistakes with the organisation of the event.

What most other fans object to though, is the outright denial of any wrongdoing by Liverpool fans, fully backed by the British media. There is stacks of evidence of Liverpool fans buying and selling forged tickets. There is video evidence of fans climbing fences to gain entry (only in the Liverpool section though). There is evidence of Liverpool fans forging press passes and gaining entry. And there is Klopp encouraging fans to go even if they don't have tickets.

With Liverpool's history of trouble at football games, you would think the club would take a more responsible approach. After Hillsborough, you would think the fans would avoid the possibility of overcrowding due to illegal ticketing. But no - a minority of Liverpool fans continue to behave like lawless hooligans.

And how can you ask us to forget the rivalry between the clubs, when Liverpool fans destroyed our team bus before an important game, and their complicit police fail to bring one person to justice for causing criminal damage?
Click to expand...
Well said that man,
 
AliBobbyJ said:
I'd posted something in the CL Final thread below about being in Paris last week (wife's special birthday trip) and encountering a Scouse family on the Sunday morning. Short version, the feral L'pool kid nicked food off our plates outside a cafe and ran off laughing, his dad called it only a bit of fun. Then in the ensuing scuffle he dropped his passport on the street. I asked BM what to do with it and after considering the River Seine decided to send it back to L'pool with a note and "only a bit of fun" written on the blank pages. Thought I'd put that story on RAWK today. Told it gently and omitted the part about the kid's spitting & cursing. 20 minutes later the post was deleted and I'm banned. Orwellian stuff. Telling them the truth of one small bit of nastiness witnessed by five of us in all - can't take it, can they?
Click to expand...
Was it a fake passport..
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Unread Posts

Don't have an account? Register now and see fewer ads!

SIGN UP
Back
Top