Badensbluemoon
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Madrid winning....Franco's team still winning
Champions League Final , Sat 28th May '22
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Time for UEFA to ban Liverpool from ANY European tournament for at least 10 years. Just look at the some reasons that cannot be disputed .................
Heysel
Bus greetings/wrecking
Fake tickets
Storming grounds
Etc
They are the scum of English football and should be handed a sever punishment - one that really hurts them.
Heysel
Bus greetings/wrecking
Fake tickets
Storming grounds
Etc
They are the scum of English football and should be handed a sever punishment - one that really hurts them.
Silvercloud
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How fucking dare you! The Carabao is THE one we're all after
andyhinch
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And still better than the bin dipping cunts winning
bluetonium
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BBC News - Liverpool v Real Madrid: Champions League final kick off delayed by 'security reasons'
So they want a full investigation. Me too. If it's the stadium's fault how cone all the Madrid fans got in fine? Who were the people sat on the stairs for the majority of the match? Will they accept blame if it's found that their own ticket less fans prevented other ticket holding fans from entering, cheered on by Herr Klopp himself.
The stadium's task was simple, process something like 19k fans of each club into the stadium, plus the other tickets, some 50k or more? All went well except with the Liverpool fans, and we have video evidence that there were many people in that queue what were ticketless. They caused the issue, and are now demanding a full investigation!
They potentially endangered life by doing so, jibbing in because, why, they're such passionate fans? Stuff like this follows Liverpool FC around, wake up and smell the coffee.
Absolute crap stain of a club.
Champions League final: Liverpool call for investigation into 'unacceptable issues' faced by fans
Liverpool want an investigation into the "unacceptable issues" faced by fans which led to their Champions League final against Real Madrid being delayed.
www.bbc.co.uk
So they want a full investigation. Me too. If it's the stadium's fault how cone all the Madrid fans got in fine? Who were the people sat on the stairs for the majority of the match? Will they accept blame if it's found that their own ticket less fans prevented other ticket holding fans from entering, cheered on by Herr Klopp himself.
The stadium's task was simple, process something like 19k fans of each club into the stadium, plus the other tickets, some 50k or more? All went well except with the Liverpool fans, and we have video evidence that there were many people in that queue what were ticketless. They caused the issue, and are now demanding a full investigation!
They potentially endangered life by doing so, jibbing in because, why, they're such passionate fans? Stuff like this follows Liverpool FC around, wake up and smell the coffee.
Absolute crap stain of a club.
Carver
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Klopp:
‘We lost CL and Prem by the smallest of margins, one goal and one point.’ (Or words to that effect).
Wrong Klippity, the rags lost the prem by the smallest of margins in premier league history*, a goal difference of 8, you lost the CL by one goal but secured 2 trophies ‘by the smallest of margins’, via penalty shootouts and didn’t score a single goal in any of the three finals that you were in.
*Arsenal won the league by the smallest of margins in 1988-1989 under goal difference rules when Michael Thomas’s “it’s up for grabs now” goal in the last game of the season against Liverpool gave them a 0-2 win at anfield to win the league by 8 more goals scored (same goal difference), even a 1-2 loss would have given the title to Liverpool on goal difference.
There are a number of times that the league was won on goal average, which was a different system.
‘We lost CL and Prem by the smallest of margins, one goal and one point.’ (Or words to that effect).
Wrong Klippity, the rags lost the prem by the smallest of margins in premier league history*, a goal difference of 8, you lost the CL by one goal but secured 2 trophies ‘by the smallest of margins’, via penalty shootouts and didn’t score a single goal in any of the three finals that you were in.
*Arsenal won the league by the smallest of margins in 1988-1989 under goal difference rules when Michael Thomas’s “it’s up for grabs now” goal in the last game of the season against Liverpool gave them a 0-2 win at anfield to win the league by 8 more goals scored (same goal difference), even a 1-2 loss would have given the title to Liverpool on goal difference.
There are a number of times that the league was won on goal average, which was a different system.
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They lost the league by two pts. One more point and they would have still finished 2nd.
Lovebitesandeveryfing
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Cry Like An Egyptian.
Of course, I’m small-minded enough to be basking in Liverpool’s salty tears today (like everyone else), but let’s consider the bigger picture for a moment. Real, who I have no great love for either while we’re about it, beat PSG, Chelsea, us and Liverpool. Undeniably impressive. History will record that they were the best team in Europe that year.
Seriously, does anyone on here actually believe that? Really?
Many times, in the past, it was actually the best team in Europe that won it. That great team of Gullit, Van Basten, Rijkaard is a case in point. Pep‘s Barca is another. But very often over the past twenty years I haven’t felt that the team that won has been the best. I should say that I can never be bothered with watching the final (with the obvious exception). The last time I watched it was 2005.
The club want it, our owners want it, the players want it, and not a few of our supporters want it. Fine. Each to his own.
But for myself, I can genuinely say that I’m indifferent to it.
Of course, I’m small-minded enough to be basking in Liverpool’s salty tears today (like everyone else), but let’s consider the bigger picture for a moment. Real, who I have no great love for either while we’re about it, beat PSG, Chelsea, us and Liverpool. Undeniably impressive. History will record that they were the best team in Europe that year.
Seriously, does anyone on here actually believe that? Really?
Many times, in the past, it was actually the best team in Europe that won it. That great team of Gullit, Van Basten, Rijkaard is a case in point. Pep‘s Barca is another. But very often over the past twenty years I haven’t felt that the team that won has been the best. I should say that I can never be bothered with watching the final (with the obvious exception). The last time I watched it was 2005.
The club want it, our owners want it, the players want it, and not a few of our supporters want it. Fine. Each to his own.
But for myself, I can genuinely say that I’m indifferent to it.
The dippers played over Five & a half hours of cup final football & scored no goals, just take that in, five and a half hours of football = no goals & that Gurning fuc#ing weirdo gets manager of the year.
Are the reasons for last night's crowd control issues already known?
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