Liverpool fans throwing missiles from South Stand Level 3

[Elbow beards]

Fucking hell 10 out of 10 for creativity.
Suprise they didn't blame it on a laden European swallow, flying past.

 

[tolmie's hairdoo]

Pity it wasn’t your brother they bumped mate.

You did the right thing in walking away pal, get your boy away as quick as possible.

True enough, mate.

First instinct was to just remove him from an obvious situation.

They don't need an excuse as it is, but I wasn't about to give them another.

 

[Bill]

Final, final post as I saw this and couldn't help but respond.

I had family and friends in the thick of it and know the impact on them. This isn't just football banter to many people.

If I started mouthing off about death to someone else who had been affected by it, even without the horrific circumstances of hillsborough, I would expect a smack in the mouth.

I'll leave it there.

you were right about it being your final post .

 

[grecian55]

Going to make this my last post here as I can't keep up with all the responses and it's probably a pointless exercise and frustrating for all concerned.

However, I agree with this to a large extent. It hurts to think that we haven't won as much as we feel the team deserves over recent years and the on pitch rivalry obviously heats things up.

From our perspective, we will point towards oil money, state take overs and financial doping. You will point towards Liverpool's apparent sense of entitlement, petulance, and unjust frustration leading to over the top behaviour, e.g the coach. The usual football tribalism and rivalry etc.

However, what I came here to say originally was the commentary on here seemed unbelievably biased and short sighted and overlooks plenty of poor behaviour of City supporters. City fans aren't squeaky clean. I've never been pelted with things like I have at City or United in the past for example.

And whatever you say, the shout of always the victims, is perceived as being about Hillsborough. And you can't underestimate the impact Hillsborough and the aftermath had on so many in this city. As a scouse Liverpool supporter, I'm telling you these chants from City, and others, have ramped up recently and are playing the most significant part in the current ill feeling and incidents in our support, such as some of those occurring last night. Nor the football rivalry.

Both sides need to take responsibility was ultimately all I wanted to say. I'll leave it there for now.

You miss a lot of points with your rantings ? the thing about your club that rankles football fans all over this Country is your sense of so-called 'Entitled ' ,yes you have won trophies but you went 30 years without winning the league but still your fan base has the bollocks to continue to tell anyone within earshot that "we are the greatest " , "we have the best centre forward ,the best goalie ,the best centre back ,the greatest winger ever ,the greatest manager ever ,the greatest fans ever ,the greatest ground ever " can you get my drift ?" you never, ever show humility whatsoever ,you never ever praise another team who've beaten your team ,every Tom,Dick &Harry you sign is immediately elevated to "The Greatest ever " (but I think that blew up in your faces last night ?,Nunez anyone ) ,I live 40 miles away from Exeter ,I watch Exeter play frequently ,a few years back we held the "mighty" liverpool to a 2-2 draw ,we even scored straight in from a corner ,so we're stood on St.James Park station and on walks 7/8 scousers ,massive gobshites as usual and one of them decides to drop his best Nike joggers and proceed to piss all over the station cos he thinks ,like every other scouser ,that he's the funniest bloke ever ? Wake up CoCo ,your fans ,your clown of a manager are hated Worldwide and for very valid reasons too ,Karma is coming ,get ready .

 

[MafeotulBlue]

Do we play them in the PL at our ground next? Because if we do, good fucking lord.

 

[Zinchilla]

So what does it refer to? Everything but The blindingly obvious 30 year plus fight for the truth?

Suggest you watch the Italia 90 series on C4, listen to the Liverpool supporter/journalist talk about Heysel and perhaps have a think.

 

[1961_vintage]

We need a joint statement from both Clubs explaining that "always the victims" has absolutely nothing to do with Hillsborough and absolutely everything to do with Liverpool failing to take responsibility for their actions.

 

[Shaggy]

Going to make this my last post here as I can't keep up with all the responses and it's probably a pointless exercise and frustrating for all concerned.

However, I agree with this to a large extent. It hurts to think that we haven't won as much as we feel the team deserves over recent years and the on pitch rivalry obviously heats things up.

From our perspective, we will point towards oil money, state take overs and financial doping. You will point towards Liverpool's apparent sense of entitlement, petulance, and unjust frustration leading to over the top behaviour, e.g the coach. The usual football tribalism and rivalry etc.

However, what I came here to say originally was the commentary on here seemed unbelievably biased and short sighted and overlooks plenty of poor behaviour of City supporters. City fans aren't squeaky clean. I've never been pelted with things like I have at City or United in the past for example.

And whatever you say, the shout of always the victims, is perceived as being about Hillsborough. And you can't underestimate the impact Hillsborough and the aftermath had on so many in this city. As a scouse Liverpool supporter, I'm telling you these chants from City, and others, have ramped up recently and are playing the most significant part in the current ill feeling and incidents in our support, such as some of those occurring last night. Nor the football rivalry.

Both sides need to take responsibility was ultimately all I wanted to say. I'll leave it there for now.

Get fucked, never your fault is it victim

 

[blue moony]

Always the victims is a shithouse way of taunting us about Hillsborough and you know it.

Joined today ,,,,

Remove him , enough of them in this place ...

 

[Corky]

We need a joint statement from both Clubs explaining that "always the victims" has absolutely nothing to do with Hillsborough and absolutely everything to do with Liverpool failing to take responsibility for their actions.

It is a Hillsborough mocking chant, conflating the 1985 and 1989 disasters, and was always intended to be by the United fans who came up with it.

 

[aguero93:20]

Do we play them in the PL at our ground next? Because if we do, good fucking lord.

Yep.

 

[Phil1]

So what does it refer to? Everything but The blindingly obvious 30 year plus fight for the truth?

Keeping up the highly impressive record of Liverpool fans joining BM and showing a complete lack of self awareness.
It’s a gift. Not a good one like telepathy or being able to eat a fruit pastel without chewing, it’s a really shit one that makes you sound exactly like the victim you all try so hard to deny.

 

[Stoned Rose]

So much to unpack in that last one.

Let's start with "perceived to be about Hillsborough". Only by Liverpool fans. Don't expect the rest of the world to be as sensitive to Hillsborough grief as the Hillsborough families. And a word to the wise, drop the insistence on silences on the anniversary of Hillsborough. We get it already, it was bad, we are sorry for you that it happened but really, after all this time, it doesn't have the same place in the national psyche as it did 25 years ago. Your club wants to pay respect? Do it privately. You know, like you did this year for Heysel the day you had a celebratory parade. Did we talk about hypocrisy yet?

Next. Oil money. What exactly is wrong with oil money? Or you mean Arab money? You probably don't want to go there. Ignoring that, what does the provenance an owner's money have to do with anything as long as it's not illegal?

Then. State takeovers. You are saying we are state-owned? Can you provide any evidence that we are not majority owned in a private capacity by Mansour? No you can't. Because if you could, the FA, the PL, UEFA or CAS would also have presented it. It just isn't true.

Lastly, then enough for now. Financial doping. Presumably you mean the same as Klopp - we can spend as much as we want. No we can't, with the introduction of FFP we are subject to the same rules as everyone else. Also just not true.

So the three issues you raise are all bollocks, to put it politely. If they are the causes of your sense of injustice, I humbly ask you to think again.

Oh yes. Happy Christmas to you too :)

Intelligent post mate.

If we simplify things, take it down to level a 6 year old would think about things, the above narrative simply boils down to one thing and one thing only.

Jealousy.

Liverpool fans are literally 6 year olds tantruming because they aren’t getting their own way.

 

[uwerosler28]

It is a Hillsborough mocking chant, conflating the 1985 and 1989 disasters, and was always intended to be by the United fans who came up with it.

It is not used in that context anymore , there are enough other reasons listed many times why that song is now sung and NONE relate to Hillsborough

 

[CPPSC]

It is a Hillsborough mocking chant, conflating the 1985 and 1989 disasters, and was always intended to be by the United fans who came up with it.

If it’s conflating why is it not about Heysel?

 

[MafeotulBlue]

Yep.

As a result, i fully expect for the situation to worsen.

 

[moh]

Keeping up the highly impressive record of Liverpool fans joining BM and showing a complete lack of self awareness.
It’s a gift. Not a good one like telepathy or being able to eat a fruit pastel without chewing, it’s a really shit one that makes you sound exactly like the victim you all try so hard to deny.

It’s often the first time some of them have left the echo chamber

They are hearing rebuttal for the first time and the arguments hold no weight outside of the bubble

 

[Gundoggin]

Going to make this my last post here as I can't keep up with all the responses and it's probably a pointless exercise and frustrating for all concerned.

However, I agree with this to a large extent. It hurts to think that we haven't won as much as we feel the team deserves over recent years and the on pitch rivalry obviously heats things up.

From our perspective, we will point towards oil money, state take overs and financial doping. You will point towards Liverpool's apparent sense of entitlement, petulance, and unjust frustration leading to over the top behaviour, e.g the coach. The usual football tribalism and rivalry etc.

However, what I came here to say originally was the commentary on here seemed unbelievably biased and short sighted and overlooks plenty of poor behaviour of City supporters. City fans aren't squeaky clean. I've never been pelted with things like I have at City or United in the past for example.

And whatever you say, the shout of always the victims, is perceived as being about Hillsborough. And you can't underestimate the impact Hillsborough and the aftermath had on so many in this city. As a scouse Liverpool supporter, I'm telling you these chants from City, and others, have ramped up recently and are playing the most significant part in the current ill feeling and incidents in our support, such as some of those occurring last night. Nor the football rivalry.

Both sides need to take responsibility was ultimately all I wanted to say. I'll leave it there for now.

You’ve had your day out
Now fuck off home !

 

[Manchester_lalala]

As a Liverpool fan I am ashamed of the scum who threw missiles into your end last night. It's cowardly. Looking on RAWK some reds saw missiles thrown last night and have said they will report it.
I follow Liverpool home and away and the only fans we have trouble with are united, Chelsea,Everton and recently you lot. The fans of those clubs all have one thing in common, they are the most vociferous with their heysel, Hillsborough and (bar everton) anti Scouse songs. Of course forest are trying to join the group now.
We can go to any other away game and it's a pleasant experience, even at arsenal,spurs,West ham and Leeds.
Reading these posts on here I can only hope you are just being brave behind your keyboards because if you came out with the abuse you spout on here you'd get a kicking sooner or later.
I met city fans at Leicester before the community shield and we got on well. The league game at anfield this season saw city fans in pubs around anfield getting no hassle at all
I am not making excuses but if you keep insulting fans all the time they will respond in kind.
We have very few hooligans, that isnt our thing these days. We learnt after heysel. Maybe that's the trouble, we are seen as a soft touch you can insult us all you like knowing you wont get battered. Would you goad leeds, millwall or united relentlessly? No of course not.
You lot are far from blameless. The Muppets next to the away fans for league games at the etihad do nothing but goad. Not to mention throwing coins.
You want it to stop......it'll take both sets f fans to have a look at their own behaviour

What a load of shite.

 

[Metal Biker]

Imagine being them.