Liverpool thread 2019/20

[give it to gordon]

Today saw a liverpool fan in a very tight fitting replica shirt with the 'world club winners' badge thingy front and centre, on the back a big 6 with ' kings of Europe' written on his back. Now if he was a kiddie far enough but a bloke in his late 40's with his wife and children. My work mates were trying to get me to say something, but I cant when in work gear ;(

 

[KentBlue]

Today saw a liverpool fan in a very tight fitting replica shirt with the 'world club winners' badge thingy front and centre, on the back a big 6 with ' kings of Europe' written on his back. Now if he was a kiddie far enough but a bloke in his late 40's with his wife and children. My work mates were trying to get me to say something, but I cant when in work gear ;(

You did well not to vomit everywhere...I most probably would.

 

[Blueboy73]

Today saw a liverpool fan in a very tight fitting replica shirt with the 'world club winners' badge thingy front and centre, on the back a big 6 with ' kings of Europe' written on his back. Now if he was a kiddie far enough but a bloke in his late 40's with his wife and children. My work mates were trying to get me to say something, but I cant when in work gear ;(

Are you sure it was his wife and children?
He was probably on supervised day release

 

[Ban-jani]

So they’re kicking off about the game being allowed to go ahead but when there’s title celebrations it’s “nothing to see here”.

They’ve somehow become a parody of themselves.

 

[Fiftyyearsandcounting]

Following the Hillsborough disaster and all the accusation of blame and counter accusations, I recall one official (no idea who he was, ) being interviewed on TV and, when asked for his view on culpability, simply replied "I' don't know, but there were no problems at the Forest end!

 

[MillionMilesAway]

Not sure if this has been posted:

Liverpool FC have cut ties with their "official" coconut milk following allegations that monkeys were used as slave labour to pick fruit for the product.
(The Times)

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

As with Hillsborough, the pandemic has scarred the city. “Scousers have long memories,” says Ashton.

That depends on what they’re remembering...

 

[Blueboy73]

Whenever one of the Hillsborough family members is reeled out to speak as some kind of spokesperson my first thought these days is "Here we go again, what are they getting outraged about this time?"
They've had their public enquiry (funded by the taxpayers at the cost of millions), their fans have been cleared of any blame and they have got to the bottom of why their loved ones perished.
They got the outcome they wanted (exoneration from blame) but they're still not happy unless they've got something else to get outraged about to keep them in the public eye.
Why they think it's their place to comment on a global pandemic, especially after their own mayor was criticised when he correctly predicted what would happen in regard to their fans behaviour is beyond me.
They demand apologies when it suits them, yet I've never heard an apology to Mr Anderson or any of the victims of the numerous disgraceful actions and subsequent consequences that have occured as a result of the appalling behaviour displayed by their followers spanning several decades.

 

[Vienna_70]

As with Hillsborough, the pandemic has scarred the city. “Scousers have long memories,”

Their memories just don’t go back as far as May 1985.

 

[shackattack]

to be fair everton winning the league, cup winners cup and then beaten by the rags in the fa cup final was not a good year for them ;-)
there was a james bond film released that year which paid homage to them- view to a kill