UEFA Independent Inquiry

[RiversideBlue]

Next year, the Conference final is in Prague (20,000), which is still too small, the Europa League final in Budapest (65,000), and the Champions League final in Istanbul (75,000). The final of the latter is June 10th!

June 10th? Shit we'll have to change the words to our song!

 

[City Hobgoblin]

Tickets will be made to be only collectible from offices in the venue city with official FAN ID to collect and enter the stadium

 

[paulchapo]

The French aren't fucking about here,

Already called Klopp out

Stated "Some" English Clubs have a history of this sort of behavior!

Compare to the British reporting so far, not one negative word against Liverpool!

Once they start examing the match footage and see the crowded gangways!

The French don't like us period so the scousers won't get an easy ride there

 

[bluemoon32]

More posts on this thread than on Khaldoons end of season review sadly.

I think some fans may have an unhealthy obsession with LFC?

Or maybe people are bored listening to the same old corporate speak interviews

 

[feelymcfeel]

It seems that there must have been fake tickets there but the numbers are vastly exaggerated. The guy from Sky who was outside the whole game called the French liars which is not something that they would normally be alloewd to say. Listen we all have our idiots and when you are successful you get a lot of people jumping on the bandwagon but in this instancethe accusations seem to be well wide of the mark Thanks for not rubbishing my comment and calling me any one of the well worn phrase we see here . I saw my first game in 1960 so not a Johnnny come lately to Liverpool as a supporter and in a few years your clubb will pick up a load of glory hunters as well

They, and the rest of them, have been calling City cheats and liars for years, even with CAS declaring that to categorically not be the case so you can stick that argument right up your arse. They can, and do, say what they want, except where your feral lot are involved then they're so far up your arses they may as well be wearing you as a suit.

 

[Churchlawtonblue]

Or maybe people are bored listening to the same old corporate speak interviews

I liked his interview. I've also met him and he's a top bloke that has our clubs very best intentions at heart.

 

[Kippaxpete]

Also as a general rule, scumbags at the footy tend not to wear colours.

All that piece proves is that journos know nothing about football fandom Johnny. Generally, the press boys exist in a bubble where they're able to perpetuate various myths such as Liverpool fans being the most passionate and knowledgeable in the country and the 'United Way (trademark)'. When do you think your average football writer slummed it with ordinary fans with a view to understanding how we actually think and behave?

 

[Gabriel]

That may seem ridiculously late but timings for the coming season are all screwed up because of WC2022 being held in the middle of the season.

Yes, I know, but it also means there is going to be an incredibly short close season next summer. Wouldn’t blame players one bit for pulling out of the forthcoming international matches.

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

The French don't like us period so the scousers won't get an easy ride there

The French liked us twice - August 1914 and September, 1939. It lasted a short while. But it's mainly French politicians - some who would have Louis Umpteenth back on the throne whilst the rest would stroke the bollocks of the LIttle Corporal. Both camps were not very friendly to we Rosbifs! The French people I know, in the main, are rather pleasant folk.

 

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

All that piece proves is that journos know nothing about football fandom Johnny. Generally, the press boys exist in a bubble where they're able to perpetuate various myths such as Liverpool fans being the most passionate and knowledgeable in the country and the 'United Way (trademark)'. When do you think your average football writer slummed it with ordinary fans with a view to understanding how we actually think and behave?

Ian Cheeseman is the only one that springs to mind.