Liverpool thread 2017/18

[franksinatra]

From the revisionary accounts of Heysel, to the lies about Raheem Sterling, and the general notion that Anfield is the only stadium in the country where you can stand on a police van, and throw missiles, without any social comment, or fear of prosecution, there’s something nauseating, bordering on sinister, about the complicit relationship between Liverpool FC, the media, and the Merseyside Police..


Funny, because City played in Rome in 2015, and didn’t encounter any problems. In fact, I attended both legs, and don’t recall any particular nastiness.

Were we just lucky, or was it because we didn’t act like dicks?

I genuinely have no idea why you are trying to abdicate blame from the Roma fans.

This attack was almost a carbon copy of an attack by Napoli hooligans swinging belts outside Mary Ds and similarly a fan ended up in Hospital.

That is me not condoning the behaviour of Liverpool fans because the attack on the coach was disgraceful. However lets not try and infer responsibility at their door for this, but place it on the Roma fans which sadly is not the first time they have acted this way towards english supporters.

 

[aguero93:20]

So, dippers fans are bricking it about visiting Rome? Ok for them to do it but don’t like it the other way! Bollox to them couldn’t give a stuff what happens to them. Of course they will be ‘the victims’ again. Another few candles sold.

Stabbed in the arse
Stabbed in the arr-se
You thought you were rough
But you got stabbed in the arse.

 

[aguero93:20]

I genuinely have no idea why you are trying to abdicate blame from the Roma fans.

This attack was almost a carbon copy of an attack by Napoli hooligans swinging belts outside Mary Ds and similarly a fan ended up in Hospital.

That is me not condoning the behaviour of Liverpool fans because the attack on the coach was disgraceful. However lets not try and infer responsibility at their door for this, but place it on the Roma fans which sadly is not the first time they have acted this way towards english supporters.

Napoli happily go for everyone. Roma didn't go for us. CSKA, Sevilla and Sporting didn't either.

 

[deano ou812]

From the revisionary accounts of Heysel, to the lies about Raheem Sterling, and the general notion that Anfield is the only stadium in the country where you can stand on a police van, and throw missiles, without any social comment, or fear of prosecution, there’s something nauseating, bordering on sinister, about the complicit relationship between Liverpool FC, the media, and the Merseyside Police..


Funny, because City played in Rome in 2015, and didn’t encounter any problems. In fact, I attended both legs, and don’t recall any particular nastiness.

Were we just lucky, or was it because we didn’t act like dicks?

Probably the dippers answer to this would be we have no history or heritage ..

 

[franksinatra]

Napoli happily go for everyone. Roma didn't go for us. CSKA, Sevilla and Sporting didn't either.

Sevilla fans didnt, really?

Roma have gone for loads of english clubs just because our fans were fortunate, on this occasion, does not mean the problem was somebody elses.

 

[robbieh]

Has anyone been arrested for the attack on our bus?

 

[aguero93:20]

Sevilla fans didnt, really?

Roma have gone for loads of english clubs just because our fans were fortunate, on this occasion, does not mean the problem was somebody elses.

They didn't no, a few ****s attacked a cafe, not the organised mob attacking the fans outside the stadium. Trust someone who lived there for a year as a Real Betis ticket holder, Sevilla Ultras as a whole had no bother with us as we're not a scalp. Liverpool have made themselves a scalp.

 

[BlueMoonz1977]

Holy fucking shit...read this gem from a scouser on the liverpool echo comments section



“Liverpool fans need to be ultra careful, there is something afoot that could be lining us up for a fall. An elderly man in McDonalds told a story over a coffee....so who where the hooded gang in dark clothes (no scarves) who got out of a blue van opposite ASDA on the night that the Man City bus was pelted? Why was a Manchester BBC journalist inside the Man City bus who coincidently just happened to have a video camera? and who where the hooded guys standing at the back of the crowd throwing objects? This could all well be coincidence conversely it could be contrived by the Manchester anti-Liverpool propaganda machine. I know its a bias but I don't trust Manchester BBC and it appears to me that they are up to their necks in this also its perfectly conceivable that they are driven and influenced by the Manchester Mafia. Liverpool fans must behave impeccably, just don't give them any excuses”


And another here...basically confirms the sneaky bastards did what they wanted but because they are getting called out for it are niw looking to come across as angels to stop being punished :

‘For those travelling to Rome for the return Champions League tie. Please stay safe, be careful and cautious and avoid trouble at all costs. The expectation of more trouble is currently being stoked up by both the British and Italian press.
We need to come away from Rome, safe, sound and all happy with an agregrate win with a trip to the final to look forward to. If there are more incidents like Tuesday, then UEFA will come in all blazing most likely blaming this club for any trouble, where they come down harder on us than Roma, particularly if Roma go out of the competition.
They might impose travel restrictions or worse for the final. Or more likely, playing behind close doors next season home in Europe for X number of games, in CL or worse case the Europa L.
I don't see our supporters being much at fault for events on Tuesday, but letting off flares and damage to the Man C bus are stacking up against us as previous incidents and UEFA will be rubbing their hands in joy if something major transpires come Wednesday, regardless of if it's Roma or LFC supporters that are the cause’

You reep what you sow

 

[franksinatra]

They didn't no, a few ****s attacked a cafe, not the organised mob attacking the fans outside the stadium. Trust someone who lived there for a year as a Real Betis ticket holder, Sevilla Ultras as a whole had no bother with us as we're not a scalp. Liverpool have made themselves a scalp.

So they did attack us then but were not as well organised? That is an attack in my book which you claimed did not happen.

Peoples hatred of Liverpool is clouding their judgement and depressingly trying to abdicate blame from those responsible.

 

[deano ou812]

Holy fucking shit...read this gem from a scouser on the liverpool echo comments section



“Liverpool fans need to be ultra careful, there is something afoot that could be lining us up for a fall. An elderly man in McDonalds told a story over a coffee....so who where the hooded gang in dark clothes (no scarves) who got out of a blue van opposite ASDA on the night that the Man City bus was pelted? Why was a Manchester BBC journalist inside the Man City bus who coincidently just happened to have a video camera? and who where the hooded guys standing at the back of the crowd throwing objects? This could all well be coincidence conversely it could be contrived by the Manchester anti-Liverpool propaganda machine. I know its a bias but I don't trust Manchester BBC and it appears to me that they are up to their necks in this also its perfectly conceivable that they are driven and influenced by the Manchester Mafia. Liverpool fans must behave impeccably, just don't give them any excuses”

Fucking hell,there’s definitely wiser eating grass..