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I’m largely indifferent to the Scandis as they’re footy tourists. If someone wants to come from another country to take in a game, that’s no big deal. I’ve done it more than a few times in other countries. The Home Counties ****s can fuck off though. And don’t be daft on the ground, we need a...

Bringing you down? I’ve just agreed with his point completely. Where did I say anything about you?

I don’t think I’m that lovable or much of a scally anymore but I agree with you 100% on the local fans thing. You get cases of fellas that move away and their kids support Liverpool - I get that. That’s a family thing. You have places like the Wirral & Skem right on the edge. But when some ****...

Jefferson Airplane - After Bathing At Baxter’s. Made for this sort of weather. Tremendous.

I think their views are a little outdated, but they lost kids there so they can say what they want. The likes of Anne Williams have been more progressive in their thinking over the years. Just have to see what happens really.

They did at the 05 Anfield leg, I was there. That’s fine, they’re more than entitled to do that. But that hasn’t stopped the relationship between other sets of fans and certainly not between the clubs. You’re never going to get an all united front because of the differing involvement of people...

I don’t think anybody commenting has tried to excuse or mitigate anything that went on that day. There were other factors involved, no doubt, but the overwhelming majority of the blame in the stadium was down to the Liverpool fans. That’s taken as read by every fan I know at least. Plus...

No, this is something else. It’s just quietly putting to bed an argument that clearly doesn’t need to be had. Football is a pretty broad spectrum, lots of other good stuff to be had there rather than daft point scoring. Have a nice day, mate, I’ll be out of the office soon :)

I think the point is neither Liverpool nor City fans can claim any sort of moral high ground when it comes to Munich. None at all. It’s a pretty facile argument, there are no winners in this.

That’s been my MO from day one here. I’m happy to reply to the points about the football and am happy to defend certain things, but once it all starts getting nasty and malicious, I just fuck it off. It’s a shame because there are some great posters here. It’s not a coincidence that they’re all...

Hahaha...so no City fans have ever sung Munich songs? Okay mate, if you like.

I won’t comment on the second point as they’re not my memories but nobody remembers everything perfectly. For the better or worse. On your first point, I’m not sure what point you’re making? You’re talking about a disagreement of events in that instance whereas here it’s about an interpretation...

I’m basing it on what you’ve written in response to the information you were given by him. It matters nothing to me, you’re entitled to think or believe what you want. I’m not looking for a row or anything, far from it. Happy to talk about football all day long though.

That’s fine, you don’t have to believe him, but it remains that your entire argument is based on nothing other than conjecture. To suggest it was deliberate is fanciful at best, you’re trying to make the facts fit your view which you can’t do by direct & clear association, you’re resorting to ‘I...

Well, I wouldn’t take my teenage kids these days to a game like that. Might be wrong, but I don’t even reckon Kloppite’s dad would either for that matter. There are some fixtures abroad where a certain type of fan will be fine and a certain type will be picked off for doing absolutely nothing...

Inter away was a great trip, party from start to finish. I’ve not been to Naples but I’m not really one for the front line and be arsed with, like you say, looking over your shoulder constantly. As an example Tottenham away way back then was on your guard time after the game, but this is another...

Well, as it was his second European Cup final then, I’m pretty sure that a nipper will have been even more excited and desperate to get out there when he recalled last years trip. I’m not surprised he remembers loads, these are landmark moments in your youth when you look back. I’m not going to...

Exactly. The thrill of Wembley for the first time, especially back then when it actually meant something to play there, is up there with anything in my football memories. To clarify, when I say it meant something, I’m referring to the fact that you had to be in a final as opposed to these days...

Because it doesn’t matter how old you are, you always remember your first big final. I didn’t go to Heysel as I was too young for that trip but went to Wembley the following year with my old man to see us win the Double. I could tell you ridiculously minor and obscure details from that day. My...

I’m sure he doesn’t need me to defend him here but let me ask you this question; what was the first major final you attended as a football fan?