Liverpool Thread | 2025/26

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Vienna_70 said:
From a sponsor that laundered money?
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I don’t believe that, I’ve never read any ongoing criticism in the media over the club dealing with such unscrupulous sponsors.
Surely the socialist and moral stance by their supporters would see their principles reject any such a deal the club made?
 
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stan bowles said:
Tapping up another player Isak like they did with Van Dijk and Mac Allister. Geordies should report them to the PL.
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The PL will take the charges very seriously ;-)
 


Frimpong misses the next 2 games.

Not sure that's a negative to be honest. He was a mess against Bournemouth.

I dont think Bradley is fit though. So Endo or Szoboszlai right back against Newcastle and Arsenal. Risky.
 
MCFC1993 said:


Frimpong misses the next 2 games.

Not sure that's a negative to be honest. He was a mess against Bournemouth.

I dont think Bradley is fit though. So Endo or Szoboszlai right back against Newcastle and Arsenal. Risky.
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Whoever comes in for the Dippers comes up against Eze on his debut. Lucky for us the 'greatest right back in the world' Tront is at the Spanish Rags now.
 
Remember when the cult cunts cynically and deliberately spread disinformation that our piss take of “Ole Ole Ole” was about that fella who suffered injuries from the Roma fans, rather than them getting held upside down like record breaking carp in Kiev
Seems they have a Chiesa sing that references Juve fans ‘crying in Turin’
Talk about horrifically tone deaf
For probably the only time in my life, I agree with the nobhead Tony Evans
This is the club that has shamelessly tried to deflect responsibility for Heysel for decades. Now mocking the victims
Fair play to the BBC for once, for actually publishing this
It’s telling, though, that they’re sourcing weasel words from their fan sites
When it was us, they published it all unsourced and in full
Oh, and also the Roma fans attack was immediately after them bricking our bus. So they contributed to that febrile situation, notwithstanding why Italian football fans might seem motivated to get ther retaliation in first against them scummy bastards

www.bbc.co.uk

Liverpool: Why has the Federico Chiesa song caused debate among fans?

BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team take a look at why Federico Chiesa's song has caused debates among Liverpool supporters.
www.bbc.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk
 
LongsightM13 said:
Remember when the cult cunts cynically and deliberately spread disinformation that our piss take of “Ole Ole Ole” was about that fella who suffered injuries from the Roma fans, rather than them getting held upside down like record breaking carp in Kiev
Seems they have a Chiesa sing that references Juve fans ‘crying in Turin’
Talk about horrifically tone deaf
For probably the only time in my life, I agree with the nobhead Tony Evans
This is the club that has shamelessly tried to deflect responsibility for Heysel for decades. Now mocking the victims
Fair play to the BBC for once, for actually publishing this
It’s telling, though, that they’re sourcing weasel words from their fan sites
When it was us, they published it all unsourced and in full
Oh, and also the Roma fans attack was immediately after them bricking our bus. So they contributed to that febrile situation, notwithstanding why Italian football fans might seem motivated to get ther retaliation in first against them scummy bastards

www.bbc.co.uk

Liverpool: Why has the Federico Chiesa song caused debate among fans?

BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team take a look at why Federico Chiesa's song has caused debates among Liverpool supporters.
www.bbc.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk
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Never their fault mate. Nothing ever is, it’s just a funny song la
 
LongsightM13 said:
Remember when the cult cunts cynically and deliberately spread disinformation that our piss take of “Ole Ole Ole” was about that fella who suffered injuries from the Roma fans, rather than them getting held upside down like record breaking carp in Kiev
Seems they have a Chiesa sing that references Juve fans ‘crying in Turin’
Talk about horrifically tone deaf
For probably the only time in my life, I agree with the nobhead Tony Evans
This is the club that has shamelessly tried to deflect responsibility for Heysel for decades. Now mocking the victims
Fair play to the BBC for once, for actually publishing this
It’s telling, though, that they’re sourcing weasel words from their fan sites
When it was us, they published it all unsourced and in full
Oh, and also the Roma fans attack was immediately after them bricking our bus. So they contributed to that febrile situation, notwithstanding why Italian football fans might seem motivated to get ther retaliation in first against them scummy bastards

www.bbc.co.uk

Liverpool: Why has the Federico Chiesa song caused debate among fans?

BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team take a look at why Federico Chiesa's song has caused debates among Liverpool supporters.
www.bbc.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk
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I don't agree with any of it. It's all bollocks. If it's up to overly-sensitive people who perceive harmless words as insult to determine what can and can't be said, then we are all fucked.

It's as big a stretch to say "crying in Turin" references Heysel as saying "victims" references Hillsborough. It's all bollocks.
 
halfcenturyup said:
I don't agree with any of it. It's all bollocks. If it's up to overly-sensitive people who perceive harmless words as insult to determine what can and can't be said, then we are all fucked.

It's as big a stretch to say "crying in Turin" references Heysel as saying "victims" references Hillsborough. It's all bollocks.
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Totally agree with halfcenturyup. It’s just the total hypocrisy of the dippers that is nauseating. Anything and everything that has even a sniff of some half arsed connection to the disaster is a disgrace and should be banned whilst the more obvious albeit tenuous connection to Heysel is OK for many of them……. No mention at all of the 14 Liverpool supporters convicted and jailed for manslaughter in that BBC article though. Perhaps that was a step too far for our fearless national broadcasters.
 
SKY news reporting that "A spectator" racially abused a player, not a scouser just a supporter.

Then it went on to issue a statement of people explaining how why this is happening in this day and age and when will it stop?

People are raping stabbing and murdering people like they always have done, and these idiots think that navel gazing is worthwhile?
 
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