Liverpool Thread - 2021/22

[Colin Bells Boots]

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Jesus is Merson fed up of living or pissed / coked up ?

Their lunatics will be planning a death squad to take him out.

 

[dobingsdobber]

The fact the standards of crowd management and policing had to be stress tested to such a tragic extent means attending (Chelsea) supporters must be culpable. What other logical conclusion can be drawn? It’s akin to blaming a death caused by speeding on a faulty seatbelt. If you weren’t speeding in the first place then the faulty seatbelt wouldn’t be an issue (in that instance).

The most unappealing thing for me about this enduring denial around their role in Heysel, which is manifest to anyone who has read around the subject and is capable of objective thought, is that many Liverpool supporters choose to ignore the tragedy because to do so enables them to pontificate to others about how their club, and crucially its supporters, are somehow superior to others’. To admit that they caused the death of 39 people would serve to undermine that.

They have absolutely no right to lecture anyone on their superiority, moral or otherwise. They are a group of supporters like any other. Some good, some bad and with a history that is very far from perfect, and one I’m certainly grateful that I’m not invested in. As if winning all those European Trophies somehow extinguishes what they caused at Heysel. How can it? So they pretend it didn’t happen. Or that is wasn’t their fault, when it demonstrably was and an event that should temper and constrain their collective hubris and give them cause for reflection, rather than be consciously ignored so that hubris can remain front and centre.

Because this means more.

Superb.

 

[LongsightM13]

And this is why the world outside the Cult bubble and Echo chamber despises the cunts

 

[Fordyboy46]

Fucking animals.
This despicable club and its rancid, shameless, hypocritical fanbase should never, ever be allowed to forget this outrage, no matter how hard they try to airbrush it from history.
It is a Mark of Cain they will carry forever, yet they still have the brass necked gall to declare themselves “European Royalty”.
What, like Attila the Hun?
That they are planning a party on the anniversary of the day their fans committed mass murder is mind boggling, tone deaf and utterly shameless

Brilliantly put mate, utterly shameless scum the red scouse bastards

 

[KentBlue]

Fucking animals.
This despicable club and its rancid, shameless, hypocritical fanbase should never, ever be allowed to forget this outrage, no matter how hard they try to airbrush it from history.
It is a Mark of Cain they will carry forever, yet they still have the brass necked gall to declare themselves “European Royalty”.
What, like Attila the Hun?
That they are planning a party on the anniversary of the day their fans committed mass murder is mind boggling, tone deaf and utterly shameless

Posts like this should be printed on an industrial scale and then scattered all over that festering cesspit, dipperpool. The residents there should be reminded constantly of what a significant number of their club's supporters are proud to have done - brought shame upon world football.

 

[Gazza]

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And this is why the world outside the Cult bubble and Echo chamber despises the cunts

As your babysitter I take no responsibility for burning your house down and selling your children. You had no smoke alarms or fire extinguishers plus you didn't say I couldn't sell your kids.

 

[Oldtraffordblue1]

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And this is why the world outside the Cult bubble and Echo chamber despises the cunts

When we opened the Etihad as part of the test events did we have an event where one set of supporters charge another to see if the walls would stand the pressure of innocent people trying to get out of the way?

 

[cheekybids]

When we opened the Etihad as part of the test events did we have an event where one set of supporters charge another to see if the walls would stand the pressure of innocent people trying to get out of the way?

We’d have probably lost hundreds in a crush if the wall didn’t give way.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

We’d have probably lost hundreds in a crush if the wall didn’t give way.

This is almost certainly correct. The state of the stadium most likely saved more lives than it took. It’s simple physics and perfectly stands to reason.

 

[Ducado]

The fact the standards of crowd management and policing had to be stress tested to such a tragic extent means attending (Chelsea) supporters must be culpable. What other logical conclusion can be drawn? It’s akin to blaming a death caused by speeding on a faulty seatbelt. If you weren’t speeding in the first place then the faulty seatbelt wouldn’t be an issue (in that instance).

The most unappealing thing for me about this enduring denial around their role in Heysel, which is manifest to anyone who has read around the subject and is capable of objective thought, is that many Liverpool supporters choose to ignore the tragedy because to do so enables them to pontificate to others about how their club, and crucially its supporters, are somehow superior to others’. To admit that they caused the death of 39 people would serve to undermine that.

They have absolutely no right to lecture anyone on their superiority, moral or otherwise. They are a group of supporters like any other. Some good, some bad and with a history that is very far from perfect, and one I’m certainly grateful that I’m not invested in. As if winning all those European Trophies somehow extinguishes what they caused at Heysel. How can it? So they pretend it didn’t happen. Or that is wasn’t their fault, when it demonstrably was and an event that should temper and constrain their collective hubris and give them cause for reflection, rather than be consciously ignored so that hubris can remain front and centre.

Because this means more.

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