Liverpool bus damaged on journey back from Etihad Stadium today

domalino said:
What are you on about? Do you know what question he asked? I don’t, and I’m not going back through 200 notifications to find it.

As for the chant, I posted a thread here from 2012 where every poster immediately knew it was about Hillsborough, absolutely destroyed the United fans for singing it, wanted points deductions - including users who now swear blind they’ve never considered it’s about Hillsborough. As far as I’m concerned I’ve proved my point beyond doubt.
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Can I book 2 weeks all inclusive in your head? Must be amazing in there.
 
I can only speak for myself, but I have never ever thought the only the victims chant referred to Hillsborough.

To me the chant has always been about Liverpool fans not taking any responsibility for their actions and misbehaviour over decades, before, at Heysel, and after.

Even after Heysel they blamed everyone else but themselves. They even blamed the wall for collapsing.
 
jimmygrimblesboots said:
twenty pages ago , you said you had posted your last response to this thread , and here you are again , you have no integrity.
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You're right, I keep getting sucked in by all the replies when I should just ignore them.


Although at least I'm content that I have more integrity than people like @Blue Mist, who's still lying through his teeth about how he didn't think the song was about Hillsborough even after I've shown him old comments of his where he lays into United fans calling them classless scum for singing it and says the other 60,000 United fans should have drowned out the song with boos.

That's proper integrity.
 
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jrb said:
I can only speak for myself, but I have never ever thought the only the victims chant referred to Hillsborough.

To me the chant has always been about Liverpool fans not taking any responsibility for their actions and misbehaviour over decades, before, at Heysel, and after.

Even after Heysel they blamed everyone else but themselves. They even blamed the wall for collapsing.
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Same here. There are plenty of supporters at other clubs that also take the same view. I genuinely don't feel that the victims chant should be considered tragedy chanting and personally I don't associate Hillsborough to it.
 
The ATV chant was never about Hillsborough , it was the Dippers who recently associated the chant with Hillsborough and the media dutifully jumped on the bandwagon , and the reason other clubs will now use this chant is because the Dippers are offended by everything and have zero conscience regarding the many indiscretions their horrible support have committed over the years.
Our club can apologise all they want and kiss the Dippers arse , but it only confirms how out of touch our hierarchy are with their core support , dont tell us what to f*cking do , we pay our money and we are also customers and as long as no laws are broken , we will sing what the f*ck we want.
 
domalino said:
You're right, I keep getting sucked in by all the replies when I should just ignore them.


Although at least I'm content that I have more integrity than people like @Blue Mist, who's still lying through his teeth about how he didn't think the song was about Hillsborough even after I've shown him old comments of his where he lays into United fans calling them classless scum for singing it and says the other 60,000 United fans should have drowned out the song with boos.

That's proper integrity.
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You should for your own sanity , when you generalise and negatively question our fans motives , there will only be one winner , draw a line under it.
Concentrate on what really matters our great club , manager and football team.
 
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