feedmpenzaandhewillscore
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No one could have seen the kid being abused there were blocks and blocks of empty seats according to the sun. Lots of negative stories that conflict each other in order to throw some mud at the club.
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Everton fans last night
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No one could have seen the kid being abused there were blocks and blocks of empty seats according to the sun. Lots of negative stories that conflict each other in order to throw some mud at the club.
IanBishopsHaircut
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It astounds me if I'm honest
Loads of these twats buy tickets in the home end..brag about it on Twitter..then cry like bitches when they get abuse for it
Just like their red 'friends' across Stanley Park..forever victims
Must be in Scouse DNA
Loads of these twats buy tickets in the home end..brag about it on Twitter..then cry like bitches when they get abuse for it
Just like their red 'friends' across Stanley Park..forever victims
Must be in Scouse DNA
Why Always Ste
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Non story. Complete shit stirring from Trinity Mirror and TMG should be dragged through the courts for this article by the club.
The story just doesn't add up, from looking at the comments made by people who go on the disabled section, the location in which the Kid and his Dad took the photo, they were so aggrieved yet the incident was not reported to the stewards???
If it if true then the guy who apparently abused the Kid should be banned from the stadium.
Where's the proof this apparent abuser is even a city fan? Which it implies in the article.
He could be a "neutral"
Evidence first. When that is presented then judgement can be made.
Trinity Mirror Cunts just shit stirring and the tension will be much higher no doubt for the final, with Bin Dippers going overboard.
Please remember Blues - film them at Wembley. Don't behave aggressively unless you are using reasonable force to defend yourself.
Film their idiotic behaviour and let the truth be shown rather than the vermin bastard media stirring shit up.
Smartphones at the ready hahahahaha
The story just doesn't add up, from looking at the comments made by people who go on the disabled section, the location in which the Kid and his Dad took the photo, they were so aggrieved yet the incident was not reported to the stewards???
If it if true then the guy who apparently abused the Kid should be banned from the stadium.
Where's the proof this apparent abuser is even a city fan? Which it implies in the article.
He could be a "neutral"
Evidence first. When that is presented then judgement can be made.
Trinity Mirror Cunts just shit stirring and the tension will be much higher no doubt for the final, with Bin Dippers going overboard.
Please remember Blues - film them at Wembley. Don't behave aggressively unless you are using reasonable force to defend yourself.
Film their idiotic behaviour and let the truth be shown rather than the vermin bastard media stirring shit up.
Smartphones at the ready hahahahaha
If this happened:-
Was it reported to a steward or the police?
Surely they could say which seat the alleged offender was sat in?
Did anyone on here observe this taking place?
There sounds like absolutely no evidence was presented in the newspaper story, but the club should ask them for the full facts and investigate thoroughly. IF a City fan did this then he or she should be banned; if nothing happened then the club should be seeking an apology from the echo. By the way did the echo mention the dozens of bottles that Everton fans were throwing indiscriminately into crowded areas that could have hit innocent kids? Thought not
Could have? We have a grandmother on the facebook pages saying her Grandson is in hospital after a bottle hit him on the head.
Copied and pasted..
my grandson was hit with a bottle at city everton match.fell to the floor ended up in hospital. yesterday transferred to salford royal as he has a bleed i his head.they hope it may stop by its self just have to wait .hes a ctid fan .can we all wish him a speedy recovery .and keep football a sport and not a war xxx
my grandson was hit with a bottle at city everton match.fell to the floor ended up in hospital. yesterday transferred to salford royal as he has a bleed i his head.they hope it may stop by its self just have to wait .hes a ctid fan .can we all wish him a speedy recovery .and keep football a sport and not a war xxx
BringBackSwales
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I am sure the trinity group have reported this in their fair and balanced reporting?!Copied and pasted..
my grandson was hit with a bottle at city everton match.fell to the floor ended up in hospital. yesterday transferred to salford royal as he has a bleed i his head.they hope it may stop by its self just have to wait .hes a ctid fan .can we all wish him a speedy recovery .and keep football a sport and not a war xxx
Haha good one.I am sure the trinity group have reported this in their fair and balanced reporting?!
PistonBlue
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In all my days following City, I'm 42 now and starting going away games regular from about 12 years, I've seen some sights as we all have. One thing I have never seen though, is any kind of abuse, physical or verbal, directed at a disabled person let alone a disabled child. And now I'm expected to believe there were two separate incidents of this in one night? In an era far removed from the bad old days. In a stadium with more cameras in it than Pinewood studios. In a game where the home supporters really didn't have much to get angry about. No, I'm not having it. The echo are stitching us up and this is going to end badly because some City fan is going to get seriously hurt the way this is going.
Manchester_lalala
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In all my days following City, I'm 42 now and starting going away games regular from about 12 years, I've seen some sights as we all have. One thing I have never seen though, is any kind of abuse, physical or verbal, directed at a disabled person let alone a disabled child. And now I'm expected to believe there were two separate incidents of this in one night? In an era far removed from the bad old days. In a stadium with more cameras in it than Pinewood studios. In a game where the home supporters really didn't have much to get angry about. No, I'm not having it. The echo are stitching us up and this is going to end badly because some City fan is going to get seriously hurt the way this is going.
If a city fan did say that about a disabled kid, I'd expect other blues to throw the city fan out the stadium, I don't believe this story one bit.
BlueMoonz1977
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well it looks like they are playing the victim again in Liverpool and the echo are lapping it up. I wasn't at that game but cannot for the life of me think that any city fan would verbally abuse a disabled boy, and even if they did the grounds cameras will have picked this up
On the echo website they are stitching us up royally and creating a very hostile tension and atmosphere the next time we meet. We already have a city fan in hospital because of a bottle being thrown - not reported though in the bubble that is Liverpool.
On the echo website they are stitching us up royally and creating a very hostile tension and atmosphere the next time we meet. We already have a city fan in hospital because of a bottle being thrown - not reported though in the bubble that is Liverpool.