I get it to a point - a bit similar to that poor Irish bloke who was hospitalised after some knob-head Italian (was it the Roma tie?) tw@tted him over the head with his belt can be traced back to Liverpool giving it the big 'I am' in previous ties and that being an outcome of sorts.........Have you seen images of the 'well up for it Italian fans' ? Ironically, if they had been well up for it, it probably wouldn't have happened
I remember a lot of the 5-1. I remember my Dad driving to the game. I remember him buying me a t-shirt with a City bulldog strangling a red devil. I couldn’t have the shirt because it was my birthday the week after. I remember not being able to see the Platt Lane goal. I remember it kicking off in the North Stand and being shit scared. I absolutely don’t remember the accents of the people outside Maine Road.11 years of age my arse,its just the sort of made up 'romantic' (in their heads)shite that they post on RAWK and their crackpot cult followers from everywhere but the City of self pity lap it up & actually believe it,there's 100's of posts like he's opener on there not to mention fuckin 'poems'....
To be fair mate, wouldn't that be you who has joined a rival fans forum to try and defend the actions of this particular tragedy?There's both some revisionist history and an, shall we say, 'interesting' take on 'ordinary fans along with neutrals there to watch the game' you have going on there mate.
Unless of course battering a young L'pool fan in that 'neutral' section, lobbing crap over the divide in the build-up, and charging the fence backwards and forwards constitutes 'ordinary fans along with neutrals there to watch the game.'
Heysel was a devastating tragedy, caused through a multitude of many factors, that all culminated in a horrible loss of life and many injuries. One the vast majority of Reds bare a great deal of heartache and shame over for our part.
Or, if you have an agenda that refuses to acknowledge any of them, it was all down to those horrible Scouse _____!
Yeh potentially.......The inadequate stadium may have saved some lives. If that wall hadn’t collapsed the death toll could have been even higher.
Way to break the tension........ ;-)Lads, can you please take this argument to the Chelsea thread ffs.
fuck, the hysteria already started in media
And I was defo at York away...........No really! I was at the 5-1! ;)
Thanks for saving me the bother. An absolutely reprehensible article.https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/former-liverpool-fc-chief-executive-3424056
Blames anything & everything but them,no mention of the attack...infact it kind of resembles the shite you posted earlier which looked like it had been nicked from one of the cult members on RAWK
It was a flare gun."No, officer, the fact I was carrying a gun is in no way a contributing factor to the man lying next to you having a bullet in his head."
Even Mark Lawrenson seems to find the media silence on the anniversary yesterday a bit strange.