96wne tattoo

It's not like they don't have previous for this.

RETAIL giant Sports Direct today apologised after selling a Manchester United shirt containing a vile Hillsborough slur.
The chain, which has five shops on Merseyside, also immediately changed its shirt policy following outrage from Reds fans.
The move came after Manchester United supporter Colm Jackson bragged on social networking site Facebook about buying the shirt at Sports Direct’s Arndale Centre store in Manchester.
Sports Direct today said the "spiteful and abusive" wording, which referred to the 96 Liverpool fans who died at the disaster, was "unknowingly" applied by an assistant who did not appreciate its significance.
The company added only footballer’s names and numbers would be applied to shirts at their 470 stores in future.
Furious Reds fans inundated the ECHO with calls about the top.
Stephen Lea, 30, from Litherland, said: "Different clubs have different ways of getting at people, but what he’s done is going much too far. To get Sports Direct to print this is disgusting."
Dennis Adams added: "It’s absolutely outrageous. I’m a passionate fan but I would never sink to their level.
"He’s probably going round with a smug grin on his face, but Sports Direct should never allow them to put that on their shirts."
Many fans said they would boycott the company’s Liverpool One store.
A spokesman for Sports Direct, which is owned by Newcastle United owner Mike Ashley, said: "Sports Direct has been notified that an extremely offensive and wholly inappropriate football shirt was printed at one of its stores. The store assistant printed this unknowingly and has been deeply shocked upon being notified of the significance of this and the upset caused.
"As a result, Sports Direct has taken immediate action and changed the administration policy for printing football shirts across its store network. With immediate effect, it will only allow printing of current football players names and numbers on football shirts.
"Sports Direct has contacted Facebook to request the urgent withdrawal of this deeply offensive image from the individual's Facebook page, and is very apologetic for this spiteful and abusive shirt."
Facebook has now removed the offensive page which included a picture of the shirt.
When approached by the ECHO, Jackson apologised and said he would burn the shirt.
 
Lavinda Past said:
Mad Eyed Screamer said:
malg said:
Be interesting to know if RAWK have got a hold of it yet. I bet a few on there could make this dickheads life hell.

I have emailed it to a Liverpool fan friend of mine, who has a friend who works in telecommunications.....


Just e-mail it to the Sun. They've got a lot of making up to do on Merseyside...

The c*nts are quick to post ridiculous stories of "Blues" getting daft tats, I doubt they would be interested in this though, its a rag, wouldn't want to upset their Essex based readers by showing up one of theirs!
 
mcfcliam said:
Thought I'd post this so this disgusting piece of shit gets shown up.

@hornbymufc96 on twitter.

Mods, don't merge this as the lad needs showing up.

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Apart from the fact that this rag bastard requires a severe pasting, the character spacing between the 9 and 6 is shocking. As a typography-bore, I am as shocked by the lack of attention to the 'kerning' as I am the actual message.
 
Markie07 said:
He has deleted his account now.

Well it seems his first name is daniel and other scum rags are loving it. and he sits in K stand.

-- Tue Jul 24, 2012 11:00 pm --

doots said:
Markie07 said:
Yeah thought so mate, just didn't want people thinking it was
twas me Markie earlier mate,i was takin the piss out of the orrid twunt.

Sorry man was getting all wound up in the saga :)


I'm a K Stand ST holder and have been for many a year - if this twat really is a K stand regular he would have / will get filled in for this.
Scum of the Earth.
 
laserblue said:
assuming he knew the significance of the tattoo, the tattooist is just as big a **** as that spotty ginger rag twat.

You'd presume he didn't. I looked at initials for a tattoo once and the Artist asked what it stood for. All Billy Scally needed to was make up some excuse. I was genuinely sickened to see that image.
 
peoffrey said:
laserblue said:
assuming he knew the significance of the tattoo, the tattooist is just as big a **** as that spotty ginger rag twat.

You'd presume he didn't. I looked at initials for a tattoo once and the Artist asked what it stood for. All Billy Scally needed to was make up some excuse. I was genuinely sickened to see that image.

I'm not taring all tattooists with the same brush, but I was working with the 16-25 year old age group for the past few years and the 16 / 17 year old girls were all getting tattoo's from a certain shop in Eccles (two of them had the name of their boyfriend of four weeks put on their wrist - and promptly broke up!). I asked them if they were supposed to show ID and they said the bloke wasn't bothered.
The tattooist knows if he says no, they'll go elsewhere. So sadly it will be a case of ''96 wne? No worries, that will be £xxx''
 
This guy will be playing a risky game when sunbathing on holiday as this has had quite widespread media attention and has been on all liverpool forums
 
Mad Eyed Screamer said:
As much as we all dislike the rags, would any of us here actually have a tattoo that mentioned Munich or anything to do with them?
What a twat.
Most fans, of any persuasion, wouldn't dream of having any such tattoo. Unfortunately all clubs have moronic, attention seeking, pricks attached to them who apparently know no limits in how low they'll stoop to try n appear the big man (whereas in reality they come across as pathetic loosers).

As I said when this was posted in the Utd thread, this guy's just a sick arsehole, not representative of Utd fans in general.
 

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