Liverpool thread 2019/20

[Ric]

It seems the only time threads get locked & deleted are as soon as the Dippers turn up en-masse & we respond to their lies. I can’t see how my response was deleted but it seems they wield a strong arm over this forum as well as MSM.

If you keep it civil you won’t have a problem. It’s not rocket science.

 

[Onholiday(somemightsay)]

Keane - Brutal thug on and off the field.

Tw@t on it - tw@t off it.

Surely this is something we can all agree on?

 

[Onholiday(somemightsay)]

You are fucking joking?

Did you watch the Hillsborough 25th anniversary game?

Or the 4-3 at Klanfield two seasons ago?

Straight down the middle is old Martin.......... ;-)

 

[Indaparkside]

You wouldn't be able to reply on other fans forum's you'd be banned from the start?? I think we're very tolerant compared to others ie rawk, spurs etc.now fuck liverpool candlelighting twats. Thats not an attack on any individual just the club as a whole ??coach wrecking, flair wearing, hub cap robbing cvunts.

 

[Start2finish]

You wouldn't be able to reply on other fans forum's you'd be banned from the start?? I think we're very tolerant compared to others ie rawk, spurs etc.now fuck liverpool candlelighting twats. Thats not an attack on any individual just the club as a whole ??coach wrecking, flair wearing, hub cap robbing cvunts.

This is what I enjoy most about this thread - the way in which you choose to debate points with logic and reasoned arguments rather than resorting to simply listing unoriginal insults.

Incidentally, while I deplore what happened to the city bus (or any such incidents), and wish the culprits could have identified (I'm afraid I don't buy into the conspiracy theories about this), I find Kevin de Bruyne's response to what happened interesting :

City star De Bruyne said: “No, it didn't change anything. As long as you keep the violence down, there's nothing wrong with it. It was OK. I don't mind supporters doing that – I've had it a couple of times for my team and it's a nice feeling. Breaking windows is probably not done but who am I to say something? I am fine with it as long as no-one gets hurt.”

A lot milder reaction than I think was deserved.

 

[KentBlue]

This is what I enjoy most about this thread - the way in which you choose to debate points with logic and reasoned arguments rather than resorting to simply listing unoriginal insults.

Incidentally, while I deplore what happened to the city bus (or any such incidents), and wish the culprits could have identified (I'm afraid I don't buy into the conspiracy theories about this), I find Kevin de Bruyne's response to what happened interesting :

City star De Bruyne said: “No, it didn't change anything. As long as you keep the violence down, there's nothing wrong with it. It was OK. I don't mind supporters doing that – I've had it a couple of times for my team and it's a nice feeling. Breaking windows is probably not done but who am I to say something? I am fine with it as long as no-one gets hurt.”

A lot milder reaction than I think was deserved.

Why did you find it necessary to point out what KDB said about the incident? Because it plays down the disgusting behaviour of that abomination of a club? KDB does not speak for the whole of the club, if that is how he felt about it, great: that's his opinion. But almost every other man woman and child in this country found what your fans did to be utterly deplorable but you never felt compelled to quote any of their views on here.

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

This is what I enjoy most about this thread - the way in which you choose to debate points with logic and reasoned arguments rather than resorting to simply listing unoriginal insults.

Incidentally, while I deplore what happened to the city bus (or any such incidents), and wish the culprits could have identified (I'm afraid I don't buy into the conspiracy theories about this), I find Kevin de Bruyne's response to what happened interesting :

City star De Bruyne said: “No, it didn't change anything. As long as you keep the violence down, there's nothing wrong with it. It was OK. I don't mind supporters doing that – I've had it a couple of times for my team and it's a nice feeling. Breaking windows is probably not done but who am I to say something? I am fine with it as long as no-one gets hurt.”

A lot milder reaction than I think was deserved.

It is just possible that De Bruyne was trying to play down the incident in order not to inflame the situation , and not to appear to be blaming the incident for the loss . Something which Liverpool fans could never do in similar circumstances.

Remember when Mane was sent off at the Etihad, and the reaction of the sporting Liverpool fans ?

 

[Blue Mist]

What does worry about Liverpool and why I think they could well win the title this year is they are now getting the same media protection the rags used to get under The GPC. This means that referees are frightened of not giving them fouls etc are also reluctant to give them to the opposition. The free kick that led to their second yesterday was a joke. The Dip put the ball in the air and just ran into the defender. There is no way any other team in the league would have got a foul for that.

 

[give it to gordon]

This is what I enjoy most about this thread - the way in which you choose to debate points with logic and reasoned arguments rather than resorting to simply listing unoriginal insults.

Incidentally, while I deplore what happened to the city bus (or any such incidents), and wish the culprits could have identified (I'm afraid I don't buy into the conspiracy theories about this), I find Kevin de Bruyne's response to what happened interesting :

City star De Bruyne said: “No, it didn't change anything. As long as you keep the violence down, there's nothing wrong with it. It was OK. I don't mind supporters doing that – I've had it a couple of times for my team and it's a nice feeling. Breaking windows is probably not done but who am I to say something? I am fine with it as long as no-one gets hurt.”

A lot milder reaction than I think was deserved.

Well if KDB had come out and said we the players and staff were shit scared it would give a green light to any set of numpty fans to attack our bus. After all it seems its impossible for the police of this country to stop an attack or find anyone.
Thankfully most fans dont attack team buses .
But if KDB had said they were shit scared it would be admitting that the coach attack had work just how the dipperpool fans wanted.

 

[Start2finish]

Why did you find it necessary to point out what KDB said about the incident? Because it plays down the disgusting behaviour of that abomination of a club? KDB does not speak for the whole of the club, if that is how he felt about it, great: that's his opinion. But almost every other man woman and child in this country found what your fans did to be utterly deplorable but you never felt compelled to quote any of their views on here.

"disgusting behaviour of that abomination of a club?". I would agree if you had said disgusting behaviour of some Liverpool fans, rather than resorting to ridiculous hyperbole and in fact said that I deplore what happened and that KdB's reaction was a lot milder than deserved.

I brought up his comments because while I think the actions of the fans in attacking the coach was disgraceful, if you were only to read what is written on this forum you would think that the coach had been set on fire and the players lynched.