Liverpool Thread - 2022/23

[Saddleworth2]

'Jurgen Klopp has no excuse for defeat despite shocking truth about 19 Liverpool players'


The most notable incident in the first half was the quickness with which the Forest support launched into the familiar abusive tropes Liverpool fans are seemingly having to hear every week right now with regards to the Hillsborough tragedy. The match was only five minutes old when they resorted to telling their counterparts that it was 'never their fault' - a cruel jibe with inherent links to the disaster that took the lives of 97 Liverpool fans.

What was most galling is the fact that it could quite so easily have been the Forest fans in the Leppings Lane end back in April 1989. If this particular set of supporters cannot abstain from such disgusting terrace activity then what chance have Reds' followers got of avoiding this issue up and down the country every week? Only lip-service is being paid to calling this behaviour out beyond the Anfield bubble. More needs to be done by English football's authorities.

From the Echo.

 

[M16 citeh]

'Jurgen Klopp has no excuse for defeat despite shocking truth about 19 Liverpool players'


The most notable incident in the first half was the quickness with which the Forest support launched into the familiar abusive tropes Liverpool fans are seemingly having to hear every week right now with regards to the Hillsborough tragedy. The match was only five minutes old when they resorted to telling their counterparts that it was 'never their fault' - a cruel jibe with inherent links to the disaster that took the lives of 97 Liverpool fans.

What was most galling is the fact that it could quite so easily have been the Forest fans in the Leppings Lane end back in April 1989. If this particular set of supporters cannot abstain from such disgusting terrace activity then what chance have Reds' followers got of avoiding this issue up and down the country every week? Only lip-service is being paid to calling this behaviour out beyond the Anfield bubble. More needs to be done by English football's authorities.

From the Echo.

The anfield bubble... That is one big arse fucking bubble

 

[cheekybids]

'Jurgen Klopp has no excuse for defeat despite shocking truth about 19 Liverpool players'


The most notable incident in the first half was the quickness with which the Forest support launched into the familiar abusive tropes Liverpool fans are seemingly having to hear every week right now with regards to the Hillsborough tragedy. The match was only five minutes old when they resorted to telling their counterparts that it was 'never their fault' - a cruel jibe with inherent links to the disaster that took the lives of 97 Liverpool fans.

What was most galling is the fact that it could quite so easily have been the Forest fans in the Leppings Lane end back in April 1989. If this particular set of supporters cannot abstain from such disgusting terrace activity then what chance have Reds' followers got of avoiding this issue up and down the country every week? Only lip-service is being paid to calling this behaviour out beyond the Anfield bubble. More needs to be done by English football's authorities.

From the Echo.

It’s a lie but carry on the Echo.

Started from the game after the club endorsed Shirts for supporting Suarez for racism despite evidence & an admission that he said it.

Based on history of blaming Chelsea fans for Heysel despite the fact it was live on TV & everyone could see it.

Public appeal that Michael Shieldd was innocent for dropping a paving slab on a Bulgarian waiters head despite eye witness & trial by jury in Bulgaria.

Since then you can add a catalogue of incidents even going back a couple of days 20 onto 1 West Ham fan caught on film - not their fault as he’d sang Hillsborough.

It’s fucking tiresome & fans of all other clubs are over it.

So get ready to hear it next week & so on.

 

[paulchapo]

Well in City. Tell the sly **** to fuck off.

He needs getting it every single time he's at our place the whiney scouse fucker. When they stand pitch side doing interviews it's the duty of every fan near there to give him loads. I'm sure we can come up with a song for him to include red pom poms. Sung to the tune of "She wears red feathers and a hoolie hoolie skirt." "He wears red pom poms and he spits in a young girls face, he wears red pom poms and he's a whining disgrace"

 

[aguero93:20]

Why have you photoshopped Sheik Mansour into the picture ?

I like having him in my pictures.

 

[BlueMoonz1977]

The fact that the dippers fanbase and their crony media luvvies cannot fathom as to what the chanting relates too, shows their pig ignorance and lack of self awareness, and how they have instead weaponised the Hillsborough tragedy for getting themselves out of trouble for the behaviour of their own fans.

Well enough is enough, the facade is started to wear thin and as people have said, they are starting to see through it

Long may it continue and I hope the rest of the PL clubs chant it at the fuckers

 

[Groke]

Leeds up for these next, cue more outrage about non existent Hillsborough chants - I think there was zero coverage in media, and zero condemnation from their shitty club about their dickhead fans last season mocking the murders in Turkey. The 2 bellends simulating the stabbing were clearly identifiable, as was this guy.

 

[paulchapo]

It’s a lie but carry on the Echo.

Started from the game after the club endorsed Shirts for supporting Suarez for racism despite evidence & an admission that he said it.

Based on history of blaming Chelsea fans for Heysel despite the fact it was live on TV & everyone could see it.

Public appeal that Michael Shieldd was innocent for dropping a paving slab on a Bulgarian waiters head despite eye witness & trial by jury in Bulgaria.

Since then you can add a catalogue of incidents even going back a couple of days 20 onto 1 West Ham fan caught on film - not their fault as he’d sang Hillsborough.

It’s fucking tiresome & fans of all other clubs are over it.

So get ready to hear it next week & so on.

Just our club alone can quote a catalogue of disgraceful incidents that have happened when playing those rats. The attack on the lone West Ham fan happens all the time along that road after a game. Mobs of them all dressed in black hang around there and pick on stray away fans they spot. It's an awful place to walk down, full of menace. As if anybody would be stupid enough to do so singing songs about Hillsborough, you would have to be certified insane.

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

Look at the comments underneath, they’re desperate to make everything about Hillsborough to stop any criticism of them and their club.

Shameful cunts.

They have decided that the chant ‘is’ about Hillsborough and have now deemed it an offence against Liverpool Football Club. They truly believe what they say without understanding the background.

There will be many candles lit and wreaths laid this weekend, all because the ‘victims‘ believe it’s never their fault.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

'Jurgen Klopp has no excuse for defeat despite shocking truth about 19 Liverpool players'


The most notable incident in the first half was the quickness with which the Forest support launched into the familiar abusive tropes Liverpool fans are seemingly having to hear every week right now with regards to the Hillsborough tragedy. The match was only five minutes old when they resorted to telling their counterparts that it was 'never their fault' - a cruel jibe with inherent links to the disaster that took the lives of 97 Liverpool fans.

What was most galling is the fact that it could quite so easily have been the Forest fans in the Leppings Lane end back in April 1989. If this particular set of supporters cannot abstain from such disgusting terrace activity then what chance have Reds' followers got of avoiding this issue up and down the country every week? Only lip-service is being paid to calling this behaviour out beyond the Anfield bubble. More needs to be done by English football's authorities.

From the Echo.

Who the fuck are the Echo to pontificate about what that song is about? Once again, an LFC flag-waver is attempting to seize the narrative and deploy Hillsborough as a shield for other perceived cultural and/or behavioural shortcomings within their fan base.

And what the fuck can the football authorities do about a song that conveys an opinion about others having a culture of not taking responsibility for their actions? How can that possibly be enforced? It’s not contrary to any law to express such a view, and nor should it be. Nor should it ever be against the law to cause offence, per se. When did being offended become the worst thing in the world?

In my opinion Hillsborough was not their fault, but that doesn’t give them carte blanche to deflect blame in relation to everything else, which they have serious and enduring form for.

The irony of an article replete with victimhood, where offence has been engineered based on a subjective view, complaining about a song that alleges inveterate victimhood, is both comical and absurd.