Liverpool Thread - 2022/23

[Kippax77]

Absolutely disgusting piece of typical fawning BBC journalism that even manages to single our club out.

'I've been called murderer' - the personal impact of tragedy chanting

Hillsborough survivors describe the impact of hateful chants and call for an end to tragedy chanting.

www.bbc.co.uk

Just another attack on City.
Also how can a Forest fan tell all and sundry that the "always the victims" chant IS about Hillsborough.
BBC propaganda at it's finest

 

[west didsblue]

Check out this article from 2007. Could have been about Paris last year and unsurprisingly the scousers refused to accept it and blamed everyone else.
https://amp.theguardian.com/football/2007/jun/04/newsstory.sport13

 

[Bluemanc100]

The West Ham result was great today but I think this post from RAWK makes it even more special…

 

[malg]

Absolutely disgusting piece of typical fawning BBC journalism that even manages to single our club out.

'I've been called murderer' - the personal impact of tragedy chanting

Hillsborough survivors describe the impact of hateful chants and call for an end to tragedy chanting.

www.bbc.co.uk

Tragedy Chanting - fuck me if they haven't made a name up for it. 100% there will be legislation about it.

 

[Silva&Silva]

The West Ham result was great today but I think this post from RAWK makes it even more special…

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We've grounded them down so much over the years to the point that they fully expect us to win the league from here on out.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Tragedy Chanting - fuck me if they haven't made a name up for it. 100% there will be legislation about it.

I don’t see how it could be an enforceable law in any way, unless someone was expressly prohibited from actually singing the words ‘Hillsborough’ or ‘Heysel’ in a song.

What are they going to do, provide a schedule with prohibited songs? How the fuck does that work? What if supporters changed the words slightly? Would there be lobbying as the whether ‘always the victims’ should be in there? What would the basis be for making that song illegal to sing? What if the person charged said he was singling ‘victim’, not ‘victims’. How are the prosecution going to prove that? Or are they going to widen the scope to include singular and plural?

It would be an absolute abortion.

 

[bluemullet]

We've grounded them down so much over the years to the point that they fully expect us to win the league from here on out.

How apt this ad came up on this thread! Candlelight Concerts! God knows what they are!

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

I don’t see how it could be an enforceable law in any way, unless someone was expressly prohibited from actually singing the words ‘Hillsborough’ or ‘Heysel’ in a song.

What are they going to do, provide a schedule with prohibited songs? How the fuck does that work? What if supporters changed the words slightly? Would there be lobbying as the whether ‘always the victims’ should be in there? What would the basis be for making that song illegal to sing? What if the person charged said he was singling ‘victim’, not ‘victims’. How are the prosecution going to prove that? Or are they going to widen the scope to include singular and plural?

It would be an absolute abortion.

"You defended Suarez, it wasn't his fault".
"39 killed at Heysel, but it wasn't your fault".

Makes it clear then.

Or maybe we could come up with a song based on the Pet Shop Boys' 'Domino Dancing' but using 'Tragedy Chanting'.

 

[blue b4 the moon]

We've grounded them down so much over the years to the point that they fully expect us to win the league from here on out.

#mentalitymonsters

 

[jrb]

They’ve managed to do it again via the club, their supporter associatIons, and the Scouse washing football media.

Google, tragedy chanting.