City v. Liverpool in Community Shield, whatever happens in title race

[J.G.Blue.]

Whatever the result in Paris there will be trouble, they love a bit of fighting, robbing & wall pushing?
So I fully expect a huge enquiry by the british media into why wherever scousers are watching football there seems to be deaths & mayhem, & I have no doubt the scousers will be very apologetic & humble by the time the Charity Shield comes around..........or maybe not?

 

[Corky]

Can someone give Corky a blue Peter badge. He's clearly excelled himself in terms of competition rules. The rest of the forum are far inferior of this know it all.

I think the badge goes to the OP. Clearly this has never happened before and people need telling about about.

In fact not since 2019 anyway.

 

[jimharri]

The Champions league has not been for just champions for ages, that doesnt seem to bother anyone?

It's the competition's official name, like it or not. And I don't, FWIW.

 

[IOWBlue]

Folks, it hasn't been known as "The Charity Shield" for 20 years.

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and i will call it the Charity Shield until i die. If you change the name of scouse cnuts to coastal North West comedians, they'll still be scouse cnuts.

 

[jimharri]

There's always the chance that, should the unthinkable happen, Liverpool would have the opportunity to play with themselves in front of 40k salivating scousers.

What a horrible mental image that conjures up.

 

[Gingers Dad]

Whatever the result in Paris there will be trouble, they love a bit of fighting, robbing & wall pushing?
So I fully expect a huge enquiry by the british media into why wherever scousers are watching football there seems to be deaths & mayhem, & I have no doubt the scousers will be very apologetic & humble by the time the Charity Shield comes around..........or maybe not?

Good luck with that one mate. More likely to be a minutes silence for Cilla and Doddy

 

[mat]

Lets see where th FA pick to make it as awkward as possible for fans to get to it.

 

[chesterbells]

Lets see where th FA pick to make it as awkward as possible for fans to get to it.

Pittodrie?

 

[maccieblue]

Pfffft! You'll be telling me it's not called the Rumbelow's Cup next! ;)

Milk cup now

 

[tregyblue61]

Leicester has a 32,000 capacity. If they are going to use a smaller capacity stadium, why not use Ewood Park or even Wigan?