United Thread | 2024/25

[cheekybids]

"We might have made 250 loyal staff redundant just before Christmas, but look, we do care!"

“Kids tickets are going up but we’re one big community!”

 

[Gazza]

If the rags dropped into the bottom 3 the authorities would find a way to deduct points from a club directly above them to save them, I honestly believe that.

That club should have gone down again years ago, it's only the fact SKY and the BBC have promoted the fuck out of them and they've marketed that false adulation that they are even keeping their heads above water.

Cunts.

Didn't need the first two paragraphs.

 

[M18CTID]

It’s either to keep the stories of numerous arrests for tragedy shouting at Anfield or it’s a deliberate PR exercise to show a club that cares.

One thing Im certain about is it’s not about Kath….

I'm not sure we can claim the moral high ground over tragedy chanting arrests when a similar number of ours were arrested at Anfield for the same thing last month.

What I would add is that I don't believe chanting "Murderers" in relation to Heysel should ever be classed as a tragedy chant because, if anything, it's a reverse tragedy chant due to it not mocking those who died but those fans who perpetrated it. If people were mocking the Hillsborough or Munich dead then that's different of course but it's obvious that Miseryside Police now have a zero tolerance approach to anyone who dares remind Liverpool fans of what cunts they were at Heysel, whereas no doubt they turn a blind eye to any fucker on the Kop glorifying the amount of Mancunians that Harold Shipman murdered. After what happened to my mate there last season who got lifted for chanting "Murderers" - and who has now been banned for 3 years by City even though his lawyer drove a coach and horses through much of the prosecution's case meaning the authorities never imposed a 3 year FBO on him - I had to quietly warn a couple of ours in the away end this season that there are undercover spotters all over that end just waiting to pounce on any fan who utters that word.

 

[remember arthur mann]

The PL have always been shithouse cnuts and the BBC arselickers where the rags are concerned.

Premier League to review Sir Alex Ferguson BBC snub

Sir Alex Ferguson could face a series of fines after the Manchester United manager maintained his boycott on speaking to the BBC yesterday – contravening league rules. The Premier League will next month discuss the possibility of sanctioning Ferguson after he failed to speak to the corporation...

pressgazette.co.uk

 

[mancboy]

I'm not sure we can claim the moral high ground over tragedy chanting arrests when a similar number of ours were arrested at Anfield for the same thing last month.

What I would add is that I don't believe chanting "Murderers" in relation to Heysel should ever be classed as a tragedy chant because, if anything, it's a reverse tragedy chant due to it not mocking those who died but those fans who perpetrated it. If people were mocking the Hillsborough or Munich dead then that's different of course but it's obvious that Miseryside Police now have a zero tolerance approach to anyone who dares remind Liverpool fans of what cunts they were at Heysel, whereas no doubt they turn a blind eye to any fucker on the Kop glorifying the amount of Mancunians that Harold Shipman murdered. After what happened to my mate there last season who got lifted for chanting "Murderers" - and who has now been banned for 3 years by City even though his lawyer drove a coach and horses through much of the prosecution's case meaning the authorities never imposed a 3 year FBO on him - I had to quietly warn a couple of ours in the away end this season that there are undercover spotters all over that end just waiting to pounce on any fan who utters that word.

Its the pl and the polices fault for allowing the dippers to make tragedy chanting a thing, just because they dont like hearing certain things that dont suit the bullshit narrative that they like to peddle. Lets make it very clear TRAGEDY chanting is not now and never should be an offence, if the scousers get offended so be it, they offend enough people, were any of them arrested for chanting lizzies in a box, i very much doubt it, while the pl and the press continue to run scared of the grief junkie scumbags this will continue to happen.

 

[cheekybids]

I'm not sure we can claim the moral high ground over tragedy chanting arrests when a similar number of ours were arrested at Anfield for the same thing last month.

What I would add is that I don't believe chanting "Murderers" in relation to Heysel should ever be classed as a tragedy chant because, if anything, it's a reverse tragedy chant due to it not mocking those who died but those fans who perpetrated it. If people were mocking the Hillsborough or Munich dead then that's different of course but it's obvious that Miseryside Police now have a zero tolerance approach to anyone who dares remind Liverpool fans of what cunts they were at Heysel, whereas no doubt they turn a blind eye to any fucker on the Kop glorifying the amount of Mancunians that Harold Shipman murdered. After what happened to my mate there last season who got lifted for chanting "Murderers" - and who has now been banned for 3 years by City even though his lawyer drove a coach and horses through much of the prosecution's case meaning the authorities never imposed a 3 year FBO on him - I had to quietly warn a couple of ours in the away end this season that there are undercover spotters all over that end just waiting to pounce on any fan who utters that word.

I’m not trying to take the moral high ground but I agree with everything else you said.

 

[Plays By Sense Of Smell]

They played pretty well yesterday and got a decent result.

However. This tactic of Amorim's seems so negative in nature generally. All about stifling generally. It feels like something that suits difficult away games against teams who are better than them.

I'm not sure it'll suit home games when they should go out and dominate.

Also feel like some of their players don't really want to play to a system. Almost like they think they're too good to be told how to play and to work hard and be disciplined. In the toughest games sometimes they realise that it matters a d they do it, but they aren't professional and humble enough to do it in other games. They've got a long way to go still.

I think that's a pretty good summation.

 

[remember arthur mann]

They are so deluded...
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Obviously photoshopped, you don't get that many fans at a rags parade.

 

[SWPISHOME]

It's a pity Arsenal have a fair few injuries going into the FA Cup game this weekend, It will be a closer than what it should be with Saka missing.

They'll soon be brought back down to earth anyway.

 

[roach3]

As much as we would all love the rags get relegated anyone who thinks that would put an end to the endless articles about them are in for a shock.
They would probably win the championship and I think there would be even more sky bbc shite written about there rise back to glory and how they are back etc.
It would be totally embarrassing for the media to do this but they play to the audience because that’s where the money is.