well, here is the proof its all our fault,....from rawk,...of course
Can someone please tell me what the bad behaviour was from our fans the last time we played Man City, as noted this then led to an impact on their fans outside the stadium and then been a matter for educating our fans on this? As I seemed to have missed where or when our fans have been involved in behaviour that led to having an impact on their fans, assuming psychologically, after the match and beyond? What could that mean?
I'm getting the word deluded.well, here is the proof its all our fault,....from rawk,...of course
I think they were provoked by someone throwing a bottle at their coach many years ago. That will continue to be their excuse for their atrocious behaviour for eternity.
Can someone please tell me what the bad behaviour was from our fans the last time we played Man City, as noted this then led to an impact on their fans outside the stadium and then been a matter for educating our fans on this? As I seemed to have missed where or when our fans have been involved in behaviour that led to having an impact on their fans, assuming psychologically, after the match and beyond? What could that mean?I
Remember Bobby Duncan.It happens every time a young scouser, rag or chav does something in one game. Yet never a word about any of our EDS lads.
I bet after an initial flurry of sycophantic bollocks from the media’s scouse propaganda team this kid will disappear into the obscurity of the lower leagues.
What are Macheda and Januzaj up to these days?
Always the victim, its never their faultit gets better...victims or what...
The problem is with rival fans overstepping the line with their horrific chants that does have a clear effect on families and others outside of the games. Trying some awful attempt to stick us all into one barrel is verging on outrageous for me and I am sure others will feel the same.
Call our fans bin dippers, say we are all on the dole, whatever simple chant comes into your head instead of ones that support your own team, but the crossing of the line of goading fans with abhorrent chants that aim to cause ongoing emotional damage to grieving families has gone on for long enough, and I am sick of our club doing fuck all about it. This letter is a slap in the face to all of that.
This problem is never going away until clubs take responsibility for their fans chanting about the deaths of fans which has a clear ongoing effect on those involved, and our own club taking a big stand against it which they so far seem to be very weak and helping the problem to persist.
The hypocrisy is simply breathtaking.it gets better...victims or what...
The problem is with rival fans overstepping the line with their horrific chants that does have a clear effect on families and others outside of the games. Trying some awful attempt to stick us all into one barrel is verging on outrageous for me and I am sure others will feel the same.
Call our fans bin dippers, say we are all on the dole, whatever simple chant comes into your head instead of ones that support your own team, but the crossing of the line of goading fans with abhorrent chants that aim to cause ongoing emotional damage to grieving families has gone on for long enough, and I am sick of our club doing fuck all about it. This letter is a slap in the face to all of that.
This problem is never going away until clubs take responsibility for their fans chanting about the deaths of fans which has a clear ongoing effect on those involved, and our own club taking a big stand against it which they so far seem to be very weak and helping the problem to persist.
I always sang ‘dead CAT’ in the 70sYou search in the bins to find something to eat
You find a dead rat and you think it’s a treat
In your Liverpool slums
United also reference it in their Park Ji Sung chant
Ditto from me .I always sang ‘dead CAT’ in the 70s