Media thread 2022/23

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train man said:
msn, late suggestion on the Sterling transfer, to Liverpool, really..? It's always 'according to a report' or 'sources suggest'... ie anyone could make up any shit, and they will report it as if it had any validity - shit-washing, if you like...
His move to us was apparently 'hugely-controversial' and he had a 'quest' to win champions league - unlucky Raheem, have to settle for lots of domestic triumph instead. Unfortunately his inclusion in our final team and the change of winning formation rather knackered the club's 'quest' for the CL!

The England winger left the Merseysiders in a hugely-controversial £50m deal in summer 2015 in a quest to win the Champions League. Sterling has proved a major success at the Etihad, scoring 131 goals in 339 games for the club. He’s also won all there is to win, with the exception of the Champions League crown he craves.

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Sterling moved controversially to City due to his craving for a Marathon bar...
 
cheekybids said:
https://www.sundayworld.com/sport/s...tter-and-i-can-understand-why/1973880764.html
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Everton fans blamed Liverpool for the chaos at Heysel, even though the stadium was unfit to host a match of that magnitude and there was some disastrous organisation by UEFA at the time.
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’Chaos’ is an utterly reprehensible and completely inadequate way to describe the unlawful killing of 39 people, especially against the backdrop of the subsequent excuses Aldridge provides. They should never be allowed to rewrite history on this, which they are clearly and consciously attempting to do.

Lowlife cunts.
 
cheekybids said:
Great work Aldo, twisted the facts & you’ve even made yourselves the victims! I know this is about Everton but the cheek of this article.


https://www.sundayworld.com/sport/s...tter-and-i-can-understand-why/1973880764.html



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They had a fantastic team in the mid-1980s and would have had a real chance of winning the European Cup if it were not for the bans imposed on English clubs following the Heysel Stadium disaster.

That was when the tide in this once-friendly local rivalry turned nasty. Everton fans blamed Liverpool for the chaos at Heysel, even though the stadium was unfit to host a match of that magnitude and there was some disastrous organisation by UEFA at the time.

UEFA clearly haven’t learned from that mistake after the disgraceful scenes we saw in last month’s Champions League final in Paris, but that’s another story. When you look back on the decision to ban English teams from Europe in 1985, it is clear that two teams were affected more than any other; Liverpool and Everton.
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Seems that Heysel, apart from the carnage was just a simple pre-run of Paris. Only the Dippers and their cock-suckers from the RDAHMeedya could come up with that idea. Violent hooliganism perpetrated by Liverpool fans and meted out to opposition fans doesn't fit the word 'chaos'! And, of course, other teams not involved paid a price.
 
cheekybids said:
Great work Aldo, twisted the facts & you’ve even made yourselves the victims! I know this is about Everton but the cheek of this article.


https://www.sundayworld.com/sport/s...tter-and-i-can-understand-why/1973880764.html



Quote from the article …….

They had a fantastic team in the mid-1980s and would have had a real chance of winning the European Cup if it were not for the bans imposed on English clubs following the Heysel Stadium disaster.

That was when the tide in this once-friendly local rivalry turned nasty. Everton fans blamed Liverpool for the chaos at Heysel, even though the stadium was unfit to host a match of that magnitude and there was some disastrous organisation by UEFA at the time.

UEFA clearly haven’t learned from that mistake after the disgraceful scenes we saw in last month’s Champions League final in Paris, but that’s another story. When you look back on the decision to ban English teams from Europe in 1985, it is clear that two teams were affected more than any other; Liverpool and Everton.
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Jesus Christ, the booze has clearly affected the man’s memory

Is he really blaming UEFA for killing 39 Juventus fans? Fucking weird as fuck
 
gordondaviesmoustache said:
’Chaos’ is an utterly reprehensible and completely inadequate way to describe the unlawful killing of 39 people, especially against the backdrop of the subsequent excuses Aldridge provides. They should never be allowed to rewrite history on this, which they are clearly and consciously attempting to do.

Lowlife cunts.
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It's always the way and it will be the same with Paris. Stone is already at it "A French senate report into the chaos is set to be released this week, amid claims it will cite "multiple organisational failure" (sic) ahead of Real Madrid's 1-0 win."

These reports will always cite organisational failures because that is the point of them - to stop the same thing happening again by improving the organisation of events. It doesn't mean that the number of Liverpool fans without tickets or with fake tickets wasn't a significant contributing factor and I would be very surprised if that isn't also addressed in the report
 
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader said:
Seems that Heysel, apart from the carnage was just a simple pre-run of Paris. Only the Dippers and their cock-suckers from the RDAHMeedya could come up with that idea. Violent hooliganism perpetrated by Liverpool fans and meted out to opposition fans doesn't fit the word 'chaos'! And, of course, other teams not involved paid a price.
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And this is why as a club and a fanbase they they are totally despised. They simply point blank refuse to take any responsibility or ownership of what happened that night in Heysel. Even now 38 years later they still insist it was somebody else's fault. Liverpool Football Club told the world everything they need to know about how they feel about Heysel when they arranged their 'Victory Parade' on the day of the anniversary of the disaster. On that very date, the club, the players and the fans were out on the street partying and celebrating. Totally unforgivable.
 
LongsightM13 said:
Big test of his authority vs the bean counters, very early on
Could all end in tears even earlier than many expected
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Yup. Fake Ron staying is very much a commercial decision. Ten has now had two run ins with the bean counters as they tried to dictate his staff line up. He won that, but it does not suggest a smooth future there.
 
gordondaviesmoustache said:
’Chaos’ is an utterly reprehensible and completely inadequate way to describe the unlawful killing of 39 people, especially against the backdrop of the subsequent excuses Aldridge provides. They should never be allowed to rewrite history on this, which they are clearly and consciously attempting to do.

Lowlife cunts.
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Your smoke alarms were inadequate so I set fire to your house.
 
PPT said:
And this is why as a club and a fanbase they they are totally despised. They simply point blank refuse to take any responsibility or ownership of what happened that night in Heysel. Even now 38 years later they still insist it was somebody else's fault. Liverpool Football Club told the world everything they need to know about how they feel about Heysel when they arranged their 'Victory Parade' on the day of the anniversary of the disaster. On that very date, the club, the players and the fans were out on the street partying and celebrating. Totally unforgivable.
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And none of the media pulled them up on it
I think @tolmie's hairdoo said he tried to interest some of them in reporting this, and was told there was no chance of them even considering anything that might trigger a Cult pile on
 
gordondaviesmoustache said:
’Chaos’ is an utterly reprehensible and completely inadequate way to describe the unlawful killing of 39 people, especially against the backdrop of the subsequent excuses Aldridge provides. They should never be allowed to rewrite history on this, which they are clearly and consciously attempting to do.

Lowlife cunts.
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F*cking History Boys trying to brush their shady past under the carpet.

It doesn't matter what inadequacies there might have been. If their fans hadn't have behaved like UTTER C*NTS 39 people might still be alive today.
 
LongsightM13 said:
And none of the media pulled them up on it
I think @tolmie's hairdoo said he tried to interest some of them in reporting this, and was told there was no chance of them even considering anything that might trigger a Cult pile on
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There was never, ever a chance that a single reporter or broadcaster would put their head above the parapet on that one. Never. And LFC and their fans know it. They have very effectively weaponised Hillsborough to their own benefit. They literally can get away with murder due to a compliant press and mainstream media. Rupert Murdoch and his cronies certainly have a lot to answer for.
 
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader said:
Seems that Heysel, apart from the carnage was just a simple pre-run of Paris. Only the Dippers and their cock-suckers from the RDAHMeedya could come up with that idea. Violent hooliganism perpetrated by Liverpool fans and meted out to opposition fans doesn't fit the word 'chaos'! And, of course, other teams not involved paid a price.
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Wimbledon, Coventry, Oxford, Luton, Norwich, Sheff Wed, West Ham, Derby are among the teams who missed out on playing European football because of the cult
For some it would have been their first or indeed only opportunity to do so in their history
But yes, aldridge, liverpool are the real victims here
You ridiculous, shameless, drunken, pigeon kicking gobshite

www.90min.com

The English Clubs Banned From European Competition After the Heysel Disaster & What Might Have Been

English clubs banned from European football- Heysel Stadium disaster 1985. Liverpool, Everton, Arsenal, Manchester United. European Cup.
www.90min.com www.90min.com
 
LongsightM13 said:
Wimbledon, Coventry, Oxford, Luton, Norwich, Sheff Wed, West Ham, Derby are among the teams who missed out on playing European football because of the cult
For some it would have been their first or indeed only opportunity to do so in their history
But yes, aldridge, liverpool are the real victims here
You ridiculous, shameless, drunken, pigeon kicking gobshite

www.90min.com

The English Clubs Banned From European Competition After the Heysel Disaster & What Might Have Been

English clubs banned from European football- Heysel Stadium disaster 1985. Liverpool, Everton, Arsenal, Manchester United. European Cup.
www.90min.com www.90min.com
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And strangely Aldridge was with Oxford at the time so was personally denied.
 
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