What UEFA Coach attack Investigation?

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Whilst it's probably true. I'm guessing the insurance premium is slightly different to a serving soldier in a war zone.

The two life experiences aren't a justifiable comparison

I was differentiating them. I was saying that putting yourself in the way of serious and likely harm takes a lot of bollocks. Are you suggesting otherwise?

 

[TheThirdDeano]

I was differentiating them. I was saying that putting yourself in the way of serious and likely harm takes a lot of bollocks. Are you suggesting otherwise?

You’re on one tonight aren’t you lad!

 

[manchester blue]

So much he threw in a superfluous apostrophe!!

It was more burlesque than superfluous.

 

[nmc]

I see a Roma fan has been jailed for his part in violence outside Anfield before the CL semi final and the police produced footage of his misdemeanours - funny how they can find footage of people committing crime when they want to. Personally I could identify dozens of people throwing vans bottles and bricks on the Amazon documentary -have Merseyside police not watched that?

 

[Franny's toilet roll]

In a battle of wits, one or two on here seem to be unarmed. The coach was attacked, quite a few missiles and flares were thrown. The fine might just have covered the damage caused. Shattered glass windows can cause serious damage to your health ie your eyesight. Anyone suggesting otherwise is an idiot. Some of the players wouldn't have batted an eyelid, whilst one or two would have cacked themselves. For the ones that were affected, they would have carried it into the game and onto the pitch to some degree. Pep's reaction to the event was not what you would called restrained when he got off the coach was it? In any event the incident was piss poor, the crowd was incited by their manager and club media sites and the police acted negligently before and after. Most football fans would think this had an impact on the game, players will say it didn't because they don't want to succumb to intimidation. The event has highlighted the bias that exists in UEFA and Merseyside police. Fully understand the police bias after Hillsborough, but can't understand UEFA bias towards Liverpool after Heysel - unless it was trumped by bias against City. I suspect Liverpool realise they were lucky to get away with it and they won't want it repeated. It they stop it happening again it shows they could have stopped it last season, kinda supports the argument that it has an effect on the opposition

 

[the plasterer]

The fuzz on merkyside know who was throwing bottles, flares etc etc, they along with corrupt UEFA just simply chose not to do anything about it, if roles had been reversed where city fans did what the dipper fans did, bet your bottom dollar the club would have been punished and fans correctly nicked, that you can be sure about

 

[Rolee]

I see a Roma fan has been jailed for his part in violence outside Anfield before the CL semi final and the police produced footage of his misdemeanours - funny how they can find footage of people committing crime when they want to. Personally I could identify dozens of people throwing vans bottles and bricks on the Amazon documentary -have Merseyside police not watched that?

The judge said his actions '"were a slap in the face to Scouse hospitality".

 

[Exeter Blue I am here]

I shall be purloining the expression and claiming it as my own.

I shall work it into the next KotK in your honour somehow!

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

I guess it's just hard seeing fellow blues so full of hate as a consequence of an incident where no-one got seriously hurt. It's unnecessary and not nice to see.

 

[Jalfraag]

I guess it's just hard seeing fellow blues so full of hate as a consequence of an incident where no-one got seriously hurt. It's unnecessary and not nice to see.

The lack of any kind of investigation is the problem. The authorities seem scared to punish them for some reason.