Alan Harper's Tash
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The Super League | FA + PL: New Charter & Fines | UEFA: Settlement
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Do you think they'd have the gall to put up SC prices after this debacle? After all it's already been made clear that supporters revenue is of little conseqeuence in the grand financial scheme of things. I think the answer is yes but give us two beer vouchers in the annual tin box (but no scarf).Put your faith in Pep and the players, get behind the lads in these next three games, they deserve that & need it, as supporters of this great club we should be looking to make positive change, our club has been slowly taken away from your average fan over the last decade with token gestures attempting to address the balance, we’ve all been blinded by the success, but now is the time for us to build on the small momentum we have achieved already to avoid another situation like this and implement change, starting with season ticket rises and the club inviting supporters to form a committee with a genuine direct route to the upper echelons of the club
Onholiday(somemightsay)
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His Liverpool rap list for his 'mistakes' for the last 12 months is atrocious.Henry’s apology reminded me of the BP one they did after their oil spill a few years ago.
Self serving and desperate.
Well sorry La, you fucked it and we are all extremely grateful you did because the rest of the football world can see what we’ve known for years.
Now off you fuck.
As I detailed out in the Liverpool thread I have it as, Liverpool and United to be the custodians of English football (leaked and universally condemned), proposed furlough of staff (embarrassed into a U-turn and universally condemned) and now one of the main conspirators in the European Superleague (embarrassed into a U-turn and universally condemned).
These aren't mistakes, this is a fraud continuously chancing his arm...........
He should have apologised because let's face it.
It Only Takes A Minute.
It's a real Shame he didn't have the Patience for that. These Days you know there'll be backlash if you dodge taxes so the least you can do is Get Ready For It. Sure, Everything Changes, so people forgave him over time.
Now he can't even hold a job on the pissing X Factor... How Did It Come To This?
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How do you think KDB's salary is going to be paid? A go fund me or a quick whip round?Do you think they'd have the gall to put up SC prices after this debacle? After all it's already been made clear that supporters revenue is of little conseqeuence in the grand financial scheme of things. I think the answer is yes but give us two beer vouchers in the annual tin box (but no scarf).
And people on here were still saying it would be a level playing field.
mexico1970
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It's a real Shame he didn't have the Patience for that. These Days you know there'll be backlash if you dodge taxes so the least you can do is Get Ready For It. Sure, Everything Changes, so people forgave him over time.
Now he can't even hold a job on the pissing X Factor... How Did It Come To This?
Take a bow sir, I pray you never have to write another one of those.
Oh yeah there is. Nobody wants this and i'm kind of prood than no french club joined this joke. But we are no fool : without world cup in qatar, psg would have probably join. Marseille would probably have also join if invited but its a club of ****. Lyon refused (not sure if they were invited anyway). The result is that psg's president got more influence in uefa thanks to thid.How's this gone down in France? Is there as much anger there as here?
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Yeah but not in the real world rather than the one you just made up.We've given the ugly press bullets, how long will it be before we are named as the problem....
Why did we sign up, what a balls up. We'd be the pride of English football now.
We will be blamed.
That's exactly how I feel.Personally speaking, I'm not sure how I feel. I'm not sure I feel anything.
I just feel numb.
While I'm glad we pulled out, I just don't feel the same closeness and emotion for the club as I did last Saturday.
I just feel a kind of sadness, a sense of loss, of sense of drift and alienation.
One thing this episode has brought home is that football is about more than how many trophies you can win, money you can spend, players you can buy, the size of your revenue and the number of fans in the stadium and worldwide, it isn't all about tribalism, it isn't all about rivalry.. It's about integrity, it's about fairness, it's about morals, sporting and otherwise, it's about community, it's about togetherness, it's about belonging. All these values were challenged and the truth of what football has become was laid stark and bare for everyone to see.
Genuine football fans will forever, I think, be changed by this experience. Having experienced both sides of the football coin, being piss poor and shit, and also now being mega rich and one of the best teams in the world, they will evaluate what football and being a football fan means to them. They will come out the other side and experience and view football in a different way and perhaps become better football fans.
I'm sorry if I sound a bit melodramatic but something I can't put my finger on seems to have irrevocably changed inside me.