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I’m staying out of the more controversial arguments now, but the answer here is either barm or maybe batch. Fuck all this tea cake and muffin nonsense.

Because you have a great team, squad & manager. That should lead to some decent footy debate because we’ve got the same. Like minded people recognise this straightaway and are happy to engage. Others will go down the tribalism route and that’s fine but I don’t have any interest in that. And as...

This is true. I made the decision to go to the Anfield game because of my own stupid fault. Naively I believed that UEFA had made sure all the safety boxes were ticked. That meant then I couldn’t see my kids for six weeks. Whilst I wasn’t as bad as others, the mild symptoms I was displaying...

I’ll hold my hands up - I got that wrong. Would have been more than happy to discuss it the other day but the amount of people who piled in didn’t lend to a constructive argument. And if you read above, you’ll see that the point of the post wasn’t a dig at your owners, past or present.

I’ll explain what I meant. I’ve had any number of accusations thrown at me about my clubs’ decisions or actions, most of which I’ve publicly agreed with. But I’ve noticed that more often than not that the process is not reciprocated if anything is brought up around your own club. That’s fine and...

There’s defo more LFC stuff from Transalpino, I’ll agree on that. There’s some great neutral gear though even if some is a bit overpriced. Agreed on the Derby, it’s hard for me sometimes to reconcile it with the ones I grew up going to. That said, I’ve got far more in common with the older...

Spot on.

Haha...the reversal was deliberate, I knew you’d pick up on who I was on about. I know a few lads who go in your main mob and they’re sound as fuck, always have been. My point is every club has its sound lads and its bellends. It’s like MM for us, he’s a proper Marmite character. The United lads...

C’mon, don’t be daft, Everton have got as many dickheads in their ranks as anybody. Look at that firm that went on the bounce through Millwall country where BJ got slashed, then went crying because the Cockneys steamed into them. To be clear, the violence itself is immaterial but to go there...

It’s called civility and courtesy, you should check it out.

I’ve never heard of him at all. Sounds like Richard Buxton though, another little cling on who’s desperate to present himself as a journalist but talks absolute nonsense. Nice one for the info though, mate.

May I ask who James Corbett is? I’ve seen his name mentioned on here and I think he might be Scouse but I have no idea who he is at all. Who does he write for?

Cant really argue with any of that. There’s a lot of murky stuff with the club in that period, the way they handled certain things and indeed to this day in other areas. The support groups were a case in point, the club and HFSG made things as difficult as possible for the HJC. The likes of...

I didn’t think that for a second. I liked the fact that you described the Italian mentality to a tee, you sound like you’ve seen them. Nothing more.

Mate, it’s being driven by too many clubs for it not to happen elsewhere. Only when it’s seen to be a success will certain attitudes soften. My guess is that it’ll be in other Premier League grounds in some form within 3-5 years. It’ll be brilliant too, just what grounds need.

Why wouldn’t I? He’s made some very fair comments even though he’s obviously not into Scousers. Can’t argue with that.

I think you’ve misunderstood me there, mate. I meant the families will ultimately have the final say if it happens at Anfield. Not anywhere else.

Ah right, got you, I’d not heard about that before. Nice one.

May I ask what the thing about giving rancid meat to school children is about? I’ve seen it mentioned a couple of times here.

I’ve done nothing that you’ve said there at all. It’s called trying to have constructive, open debate, it’s not that difficult. I’m certainly not the one mimicking a five year old, let’s just leave it there.