Liverpool thread 2020/21

[Toffeedude]

Only they don't, their stuck in such a cult like bubble where they actually think that their everyone's 2nd team....

So true this, and they cannot understand it why others teams fans dislike them. I guess we all must just be bitter

 

[feedmpenzaandhewillscore]

Fucking state of this.



And they wonder why fans of other clubs hate them

If he’s that good why did Bayern take £29 million for him? I think a few more clubs would be paying a lot more for De Bruyne if he came on the market, the trouble is Liverpool wouldn’t be able to afford him.

 

[purplenose]

I would attend that parade

To be fair it would be even funnier if it were you that won it off them before they could have their packed Anfield puke fest. I really dont think that much laughter would do me....or you lot much good at all, we had best win it so it will just be very funny indeed rather than so funny it would cause danger to life.

 

[Mike Cledford]

So true this, and they cannot understand it why others teams fans dislike them. I guess we all must just be bitter

Your mayor seems to say a lot about covid spreading and talk a lot of sense.
I get the feeling he is often ignored perhaps because he is an Everton fan and spoke out against those who gathered to celebrate and largely got away with it.
Its seems a lot of people generally look for any excuses to break the rules ever since Dominic Cummings eye test.

 

[avoidconfusion]

Standard Chartered may have moved terrorism related funds.... wow.... wonder what the thoughts of our favourite WhatsApp Group are on this (Delaney etc.)?

"A British bank moved money that may have been linked to terrorist financing, leaked documents show.
Standard Chartered Bank processed almost $12m (£9.4m) in payments for Jordan's Arab Bank from 2014 to 2016.
In 2016, Standard Chartered filed a report alerting authorities to more than 900 transactions that it suspected might have been for "illicit activities under the guise of charity".
The report raised concerns about "possible terrorist financing".
The payments were reviewed after a US jury in 2014 found Arab Bank had knowingly provided banking services to the Palestinian militant group Hamas in the early 2000s."

 

[Mike Cledford]

Now - that has taken me back to 'special times'

Chesters mild was 1/8 a pint nice and easy to calculate as 3 for 5 bob and 12 for a quid. We were daft enough to think we could drink a quids worth.
Its stablemate Threlfalls mild was the one the slop tray and any left overs went into including Cherry B.
This practice was alive and kicking at the Arkles in Annfield two years ago. I complained to the landlord who didn't give a monkeys as the City fans weren't bothered ,throwing it down their necks. I made an official complaint to the council who didn't want to be involved shuffling me around Unfair Trading to Licensing. Perhaps l Should have gone to public Health. As much as l love fellow blues l dont know what they've had their chops around and has dropped into their unfinished beer in unwashed glasses.
Dirty scouse bastards.

 

[Toffeedude]

Your mayor seems to say a lot about covid spreading and talk a lot of sense.
I get the feeling he is often ignored perhaps because he is an Everton fan and spoke out against those who gathered to celebrate and largely got away with it.
Its seems a lot of people generally look for any excuses to break the rules ever since Dominic Cummings eye test.

Liverpool upset by mayor's call to stop season so fans do not gather at Anfield

Liverpool have expressed dismay at claims by the city’s mayor that the season must not restart because fans will congregate outside Anfield to celebrate winning the title

www.theguardian.com

LFC attacked him for his comments, but he was proved to be correct as we all saw once they won it

 

[Toffeedude]

Everton went top of the Prem from Saturday afternoon to Sunday evening.
I can report that all buildings in the city are safe from any firework damage.

 

[Onholiday(somemightsay)]

Everton went top of the Prem from Saturday afternoon to Sunday evening.
I can report that all buildings in the city are safe from any firework damage.

Any flares on statues?

 

[kippaxwarrior]

Standard Chartered may have moved terrorism related funds.... wow.... wonder what the thoughts of our favourite WhatsApp Group are on this (Delaney etc.)?

"A British bank moved money that may have been linked to terrorist financing, leaked documents show.
Standard Chartered Bank processed almost $12m (£9.4m) in payments for Jordan's Arab Bank from 2014 to 2016.
In 2016, Standard Chartered filed a report alerting authorities to more than 900 transactions that it suspected might have been for "illicit activities under the guise of charity".
The report raised concerns about "possible terrorist financing".
The payments were reviewed after a US jury in 2014 found Arab Bank had knowingly provided banking services to the Palestinian militant group Hamas in the early 2000s."

Chelsea fans at Standard Chartered did this to make Liverpool look bad

 

[Toffeedude]

Any flares on statues?

No... But I had my 3 star jumper on

 

[Onholiday(somemightsay)]

Chelsea fans at Standard Chartered did this to make Liverpool look bad

Never in doubt........

 

[shackattack]

Just watching. Pretty damning.

I won't be their fault though. They're the victims in all this..... no doubt.

unlawful deaths, dodgy money - to be fair standard chartered have said they would never have got involved with LFC had they been made more aware of their 'istree ;-)

 

[Mike Cledford]

Liverpool upset by mayor's call to stop season so fans do not gather at Anfield

Liverpool have expressed dismay at claims by the city’s mayor that the season must not restart because fans will congregate outside Anfield to celebrate winning the title

www.theguardian.com

LFC attacked him for his comments, but he was proved to be correct as we all saw once they won it

I am sure they apologised to the Mayor and said 'you were right and we should have not have said we were dismayed and disappointed at your view as the elected mayor of this city.'
But I seem to have missed it.

 

[shackattack]

I am sure they apologised to the Mayor and said 'you were right and we should have not have said we were dismayed and disappointed at your view as the elected mayor of this city.'
But I seem to have missed it.

it obviously helps when the chief constable supports you. anderson was right in what he said about them, fair play to him for being brave enough to stand up to them

 

[Onholiday(somemightsay)]

I am sure they apologised to the Mayor and said 'you were right and we should have not have said we were dismayed and disappointed at your view as the elected mayor of this city.'
But I seem to have missed it.

You may be waiting a while as I believe the PR department are still working hard to identify the appropriate wording for the Heysel apology..............

 

[johnevans]

Qqa

Couldn't get a stream tonight and couldn't find my radio - too portable it seems. So l had to settle for the match thread on here. Oh dear.
I cant post and watch at the same time and nor would I want to. From the posts that were more than just 'FFS' or 'get in' l get the impression things were doomier and gloomier but I will see for myself tomorrow. We got the points and that's the immediate concern.
I hope tomorrows 'news' contains something more newsworthy than a Maguire type of sycophantic interview with Little Mix and their new talentless show one of many to bombard us with until Christmas.
I love being a miserable get.

Your winged Chesterfield, scotch and soda and copy of the 'FT' await you at The Old Gits' Club. There you will be able to watch for yourself on the newly installed televisual device in the members-only Long Room just how awful Mendy was (he wasn't), how completely useless a striker Jesus is (he isn't) and how Pep got his team selection/tactics wrong (he didn't) and so on and so on and so on..

 

[JASR]

Standard Chartered may have moved terrorism related funds.... wow.... wonder what the thoughts of our favourite WhatsApp Group are on this (Delaney etc.)?

"A British bank moved money that may have been linked to terrorist financing, leaked documents show.
Standard Chartered Bank processed almost $12m (£9.4m) in payments for Jordan's Arab Bank from 2014 to 2016.
In 2016, Standard Chartered filed a report alerting authorities to more than 900 transactions that it suspected might have been for "illicit activities under the guise of charity".
The report raised concerns about "possible terrorist financing".
The payments were reviewed after a US jury in 2014 found Arab Bank had knowingly provided banking services to the Palestinian militant group Hamas in the early 2000s."

Liverpool supporting money laundering since 2010.

 

[old blue]

Indicative of the Dipper mindset, John Barnes reckons that Mane will have god status when he leaves Anfield. Not if he signs for us!!

 

[the-ecstacy-of-eight]

Nice to see a bit of consistency from the FA with Bilic getting charged with improper conduct for questioning a referee, exactly the same as Goofy and the Dirty Scotch Cnut at the end of last season, oh, wait a minute..... ;)