Liverpool bus damaged on journey back from Etihad Stadium today

[CityWest]

Like I said, I don’t doubt your word, but my point remains.

It does remain but I doubt anything will be made public . Any video evidence clearly dismisses City fan involvement.

 

[WestGorton]

Did you notice that everyone who was shot was innocent, even the car wash man shot in revenge for murdering the wrong person was innocent. Do they ever admit anything ?

I know it's ridiculous. The only honest story was from the Mancunian.

 

[jayfx]

Fuck if you condescending prick, I’ve not seen any damage I’ve heard about a stone getting thrown. You got loads of photos then I take it you fucking bell end

Unfortunately pal, just because you haven't seen it, doesn't mean that it didn't happen. I haven't seen it either but the fact that City have themselves said that the Liverpool coach was damaged by a brick, suggests that it did. Then again, Blue Tube didn't see it, so maybe they're wrong.

No need to get all angry and bash your keyboard mate. Something was obviously thrown at their coach and all it does is makes our fans look as bad as their reprobate fans.

 

[ysmsa]

You have my word. It was damaged but it was kids not fans.

If someone knows it was non City fans chucking a stone at their coach, why were they allowed to report it as an attack by City fans?


I bet the same kids or whoever it was chuck stones at buses, trains and trams all the time. Never hear City apologising to tfgm do we.

The Dippers have played the victim card, "again" and we've fuckin fallen for it, "again" with a pathetic apology.
Our apolgy makes us look guilty.

It's every single time with them, they look for anything to release a story about (grafitti on toilet doors anyone).

They are a pathetic club and fanbase that can do no wrong.

The Veruca Salts of football!

 

[Eds]

Maybe we can chant the following to ensure clarit.

it was your fault
it was your fault
murdering 39 at Heysel
you were to blame.

very clear, no reference to Hillsborough, what’s not to like?

 

[Pam]

If someone knows it was non City fans chucking a stone at their coach, why were they allowed to report it as an attack by City fans?


I bet the same kids or whoever it was chuck stones at buses, trains and trams all the time. Never hear City apologising to tfgm do we.

The Dippers have played the victim card, "again" and we've fuckin fallen for it, "again" with a pathetic apology.
Our apolgy makes us look guilty.

It's every single time with them, they look for anything to release a story about (grafitti on toilet doors anyone).

They are a pathetic club and fanbase that can do no wrong.

The Veruca Salts of football!

Heartbroken...not.

 

[Jamshopbridge]

Just out of interest, do you know what the FA has decided the offensive part is: just "always the victims", or the "it's never your fault" as well?

It's a good chant, evidenced by the hand-wringing it's causing, and tuneful too. A few tweaks may sort it. I suspect there are more chants to use against them than they have time and energy to try and stop.

Slightly modified from one I posted on another thread

"It's always our fault
It's always our fault
We can't say the V word
It's always our fault"

 

[Gaylord du Bois]

Fuck 'em. We should never have kicked off on time. If we'd delayed KO we'd have put the spotlight right on these rancid, feral fuckers.
Pep knows what he knows. There was absolutely no attempt made to protect our lads.

 

[Big mals fedora]

No need to get all angry and bash your keyboard mate. Something was obviously thrown at their coach and all it does is makes our fans look as bad as their reprobate fans.

No it doesnt

 

[Stephen230]

I’ve just had a thought (it happens, live with it, I have to) how can the FA or anyone impose sanctions on something that doesn’t happen INSIDE our premises or grounds? The police can, of course, arrest and charge the culprits if they find them. But they can’t fine the club or sanction them surely? So why are the club worried about apologising for us, the fans?
Or does that not make sense?

I don’t personally think there was any need for the statement but if you read it carefully, and you’d have to assume these things are worded carefully, they don’t acknowledge that anyone connected to the club was responsible for the reported coach incident, or apologise for it. Indeed they make a point of saying it reportedly happened away from the ground on a residential street.

It’s the second part of the statement and the nonsense about hateful chanting that is confusing the issue a little I think.