Liverpool fans throwing missiles from South Stand Level 3

[Toffeedude]

Why was he banned, it wasn't his fault :)

You win the internet with that reply .. Brilliant

 

[glyncity]

At the last community shield between the clubs at Wembley , both clubs had a choir representing mental health charities from the local area , members of each choir had suffered mental health issues and where proudly representing their communities , the Merseyside choir sang Youll never walk alone and you could hear a pin drop in the crowd , there was a resounding applause from all around the stadium..The Manchester choir came on and sang Blue moon , to a chorus of (you've guessed it) boos from the Liverpool supporters ,many members of the choir were visibly upset and baffled by the reaction ... Booing a choir of people with mental health issues , including women and children is one of the most disgusting things i've witnessed from football fans in 50 years of going to matches , unsuprisingly it was glossed over by the scouse loving media , the only reference to the event i've ever seen was on Ian Cheesemans you tube vlog of the day..

 

[jim tolmies perm]

They think "Always the Victims," is about Hillsborough.

Even though it's been explained to them countless times it isn't.

In philosophy it's known as the point of infinite regress

 

[Gray]

The 'Red Echo' us Toffees call it. They dig us most of the time as well.

As we call our local paper “The Manchester United Evening News”.

 

[johnnytapia]

They say it after every derby game against us. I say every time that we live in a world were we can record anything in an instant, yet not one clip has every emerged of those terrible Everton fans singing songs about Hillsborough. Just like no clips will emerge of City fans singing it last night. It is a deflection, as most things are with them.

Lest we forget:

 

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[cheekybids]

At the end of the day this is all happening because Liverpool fans grew really really bitter about City’s recent success, mainly because some of this success came at the expense of Liverpool.

The most intense successes were:

- The 13/14 title
- The 2016 League Cup final
- The 18/19 title
- The 21/22 title

They were also fed newspaper stories to build up their hatred and envy until it got to the point we’re at right now.

And after all these intense title challenges they take a couple of years off to recover whilst we have a battle with another club which is far more sporting with no violence.

 

[Ric]

This has gone worse since the e mail was sent and even more so th statement tonight.

I think you might be right, and not really sure what the solution is. Can see the logic behind joint statements, as separate ones would probably only exacerbate the problem, but there needs to be some responsibility taken. The clubs should acknowledge the specific allegations against their own fans, and condemn them accordingly in the statement, rather than lumping everything together.