Frank Lampard tells Klopp where to go!

[Keeper!]

He used to eat a dog shit sandwich before every match.

 

[TheCentralScrutinizer]

I was going to say something about Andy Hill being a bit of a nobody and a journeyman professional.

But then I decided he’s not worth my trouble.

he's about as relevant as Bill Williams......was that his name?

 

[berryblue]

You want to know who Ed's Dentist is Mr Klopp?

 

[berryblue]

FFS, you can criticise Liverpool without bringing Hillsborough into it. Plenty of blues manage.

/would not have a pint with Lampard, if only because my stepfamily are Chelsea fans and would appreciate it more than me

Liverpool fans have been keeping it in the public domain for 30 years.

 

[FightLikeAGirl]

OT: what really chafes is when they accuse Everton fans of Hillsborough chants or disrespecting the 96. Maybe a minority of twats do it but most of us don't and after all the support the HJC has had from us, it's a huge slap in the face.

Also, you do NOT get to claim the moral high ground if you make Munich jokes. Hillsborough was horrific and sad, and so was Munich. You can't get mad about Hillsborough jokes if you're going to laugh at a bunch of people dying in a plane crash.

I wonder how many death threats Lampard's had.

 

[Mike Cledford]

OT: what really chafes is when they accuse Everton fans of Hillsborough chants or disrespecting the 96. Maybe a minority of twats do it but most of us don't and after all the support the HJC has had from us, it's a huge slap in the face.

Also, you do NOT get to claim the moral high ground if you make Munich jokes. Hillsborough was horrific and sad, and so was Munich. You can't get mad about Hillsborough jokes if you're going to laugh at a bunch of people dying in a plane crash.

I wonder how many death threats Lampard's had.

But it seems nobody gives a toss about the victims of the horrific Bradford fire while supporters of Teams in Red argue about how 'their' disasters are treated.

 

[jonmcity]

But it seems nobody gives a toss about the victims of the horrific Bradford fire while supporters of Teams in Red argue about how 'their' disasters are treated.

Indeed

1902 Ibrox disaster 25 people were killed

1946 - Burnden Park disaster - 33 died

1971 Ibrox disaster - 66 people were killed

1985 - Bradford City stadium fire - 56 people were killed

1985 - Heysel Stadium disaster 39 people were killed

 

[Mike Cledford]

Indeed

1902 Ibrox disaster 25 people were killed

1946 - Burnden Park disaster - 33 died

1971 Ibrox disaster - 66 people were killed

1985 - Bradford City stadium fire - 56 people were killed

1985 - Heysel Stadium disaster 39 people were killed

Little known fact David Conn's father was at Burnden but was unhurt. His luck changed when David was born