We will also probably be wrongly accused of something, which will then be splashed all over the msm, saying how awful City fans are etc etc. It's a despicable place with despicable feral fans.Sadly your prophesy may well be right, and we will once again witness a shameful experience for our supporters to endure at the hands of their lawless supporters.
And this is due to the many examples of their unacceptable behaviour going unpunished or challenged by the very authorities who should enforce control.
Merseyside Police have been a disgrace in past incidents and this will no doubt have encouraged their feral element to continue.
Sadly your prophesy may well be right, and we will once again witness a shameful experience for our supporters to endure at the hands of their lawless supporters.
And this is due to the many examples of their unacceptable behaviour going unpunished or challenged by the very authorities who should enforce control.
Merseyside Police have been a disgrace in past incidents and this will no doubt have encouraged their feral element to continue.
Club already penning the apology letter for "tragedy chanting"We will also probably be wrongly accused of something, which will then be splashed all over the msm, saying how awful City fans are etc etc. It's a despicable place with despicable feral fans.
Club already penning the apology letter for "tragedy chanting"
Club already penning the apology letter for "tragedy chanting"
Liverpool Liew is already writing it for us.Club already penning the apology letter for "tragedy chanting"
He won’t have milk in his tea.We probably feed this **** biscuits and posh beverages too.
A few years back I was talking to two brothers from Abu Dhabi in a pub near the ground before kick off, they were touring Europe and watching games at all the big clubs. They told me their education was paid for by the government from starting school to university, decent lads who were happy to talk to everyone and didn't seem to give the impression they were ruled by despots.I'd swap Mansour for Starmer any day.To use the phrase: "The people who run the club are despots" in relation to Citys ownership is a difficult one to prove if Liew was sued for libel. The dictionary definition of "despot" is a "ruler who rules in a cruel and oppressive way, a tryant." City are owned by Sheikh Mansour and Silver Lake. The people who run the club is a vague phrase but would certainly include Mansour and Khaldoon and possibly the management tier below Khaldoon. Not naming people is no protection against a libel action.
In theory Liew could be sued by multiple individuals. In that instance he would have to prove that his allegations were true. The burden of proof would lie with Liew and the publishers of the LFC Fanzine. At some point City are going to make an example of someone. Personally I think this would be a good moment to take action against Liew who has a track record of malicious comments.