Liverpool bus damaged on journey back from Etihad Stadium today

[west didsblue]

Maybe we should go with “Always offended but never ashamed” next time.
How can anyone argue with that?

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

What a stupid thing to say.

Agreed. Ridiculous thing to say. There's thousands of pages of incontrovertible evidence that Hillsborough was the result of monumental negligence by the police, FA and Sheffield Wednesday. Fans genuinely were the innocent victims that day.

People call out football journalists for telling lies while continually repeating the most egregious lie ever told.

 

[GaudinoMotors]

Agreed. Ridiculous thing to say. There's thousands of pages of incontrovertible evidence that Hillsborough was the result of monumental negligence by the police, FA and Sheffield Wednesday. Fans genuinely were the innocent victims that day.

People call out football journalists for telling lies while continually repeating the most egregious lie ever told.

Incontrovertible. Strong stuff.

 

[bluenova]

Exactly.

Fake news revisionism worthy of communist propaganda.

For anyone interested, this is the first time it comes up in a Google search.

Abuse is pain for Patrice Evra, but giving rivals victory really hurts | Daniel Taylor

Daniel Taylor: A split-second error caused Manchester United's Patrice Evra more angst than the Anfield boo-boys

www.theguardian.com

Interesting that the headline and subhead refer to the Liverpool chants being abusive, and report the "always the victim" as a matter of fact response to what United fans saw as racism.

 

[mayo31]

Expect a reduced allocation of tickets at Clanfield next season

This is just lining that up

 

[bluenova]

Incontrovertible. Strong stuff.

He's right though. Hillsborough was a genuine establishment scandal. The police fucked up badly, and then conspired to cover it up.

 

[Inter Me Nan]

Expect a reduced allocation of tickets at Clanfield next season

This is just lining that up

We never win there anyway, can they reduce the allocation at spursy too?

 

[Fordyboy46]

Heard there was a huge police presence yesterday, shame they couldn't be arsed last December

 

[Fordyboy46]

He's right though. Hillsborough was a genuine establishment scandal. The police fucked up badly, and then conspired to cover it up.

No way should the police have taken 100% responsibility though, that was wrong

 

[give it to gordon]

For anyone interested, this is the first time it comes up in a Google search.

Abuse is pain for Patrice Evra, but giving rivals victory really hurts | Daniel Taylor

Daniel Taylor: A split-second error caused Manchester United's Patrice Evra more angst than the Anfield boo-boys

www.theguardian.com

Interesting that the headline and subhead refer to the Liverpool chants being abusive, and report the "always the victim" as a matter of fact response to what United fans saw as racism.

Why is the steward lying down ?

 

[pudge]

Good

 

[PistonBlue]

Another example of the victim card being played here. They literally lined the streets in a policed, stewarded and advertised event whose sole purpose was to throw shit at our team coach as it arrived.
One, that's one random idiot throws something at their coach as it left the Etihad after an almighty drubbing, and all hell breaks loose without even a sniff of irony.
Always the victims.

 

[PistonBlue]

Why is the steward lying down ?

He is portraying a physical embodiment of the fucks LFC gave about the racism on show. They had t shirts made later that week in support of the buck-toothed racist

 

[brazilians hurt]

Another example of the victim card being played here. They literally lined the streets in a policed, stewarded and advertised event whose sole purpose was to throw shit at out team coach as it arrived.
One, that's one random idiot throws something at their coach as it left the Etihad after an almighty drubbing, and all hell breaks loose without even a sniff of irony.
Always the victims.

Their hypocrisy has no bounds

 

[PistonBlue]

Their hypocrisy has no bounds

Absolutely. They're not wired right that's for sure

 

[Fordyboy46]

How pathetic of City to come out and condemn the damage to their coach, when they have no idea who threw the object. Could've been anybody throwing the object who might not even follow football

 

[Gray]

Thread should read / one kid possible City or United fan throws stone at team bus on its route home.

And no clear evidence available.

 

[Inter Me Nan]

How pathetic of City to come out and condemn the damage to their coach, when they have no idea who threw the object. Could've been anybody throwing the object who might not even follow football

So a rag did it?

 

[lancs blue]

Another example of the victim card being played here

So why give the fuckers an excuse?
I hope the moron who chucked the brick, City fan or not, is identified and punished.

 

[argyle]

Another example of the victim card being played here. They literally lined the streets in a policed, stewarded and advertised event whose sole purpose was to throw shit at our team coach as it arrived.
One, that's one random idiot throws something at their coach as it left the Etihad after an almighty drubbing, and all hell breaks loose without even a sniff of irony.
Always the victims.

All hell hasn't broken loose.

Anyone throwing stones/bricks at the opponents team bus is a complete ****.

It doesn't matter if it was one person or a hundred. It's wrong, it needs calling out and stopping.

The club hasn't helped with sticking Liverpool fans above City fans, or apologising for that chant which is just winding City fans up.

But, the fixture has become toxic (yes mostly due to their fans) but instead of excalating it in 'revenge' it needs stopping.

The language on this thread isn't helping. A person on here actually mocking the Hillsborough tragedy last night. Every other post calling all Liverpool fans as murdering cunts, etc.

Just my opinion and I'm sure the majority on here will disagree.