cleavers
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Ah but was it a lion or tiger, they can be dangerous.Besiktas have been fined 30k for a cat getting on the pitch ....
Ah but was it a lion or tiger, they can be dangerous.Besiktas have been fined 30k for a cat getting on the pitch ....
Given the lack of punishment they got I expect they will be doing this again next season when we visit them.
Yep. Need to mount a vulcan phalanx gun on the coach as counter measures.Given the lack of punishment they got I expect they will be doing this again next season when we visit them.
wouldn't surprise me if LFC & Mersey police encouraged a coach bottling again. Its well worth the 20k or 30k fine to put the opposition off before the game. I say LFC encouraged it because I firmly believe they did, everything about it backs that up.
Just England the booze ban, unreal how a tragedy in the 80's means that alcohol is still banned in English grounds 2018. Cant remember how long the euro ban was that we got, around 7 years ? Liverpool got an extra year on top i'm sure. But it was under conditions that alcohol was banned.
Not been to celtic away in CL so cant say if alcohol is banned there, but you can drink in stadiums around Europe in CL
wouldn't surprise me if LFC & Mersey police encouraged a coach bottling again. Its well worth the 20k or 30k fine to put the opposition off before the game. I say LFC encouraged it because I firmly believe they did, everything about it backs that up.
can i play devil's advocate a bit? (i happen to think the behaviour of LFC was pathetic and the subsequent 'punishment' nonsense)
1. wouldn't any adjusted bus route have arrived where the bus was attacked anyway? i.e. the entrance gate
2. from a police perspective, wouldn't they need to keep the public informed re bus route as, god knows why, there were 1000s of fans on the streets and as soon as word travels about a new route and "the bus is this way" you've got a very tricky public situation to manage (not that they fucking managed anything, to be fair)
The Police said the re-route announcement was to stop a stampede. Re-routing City's Coach only wouldn't have caused a stampede. Merseyside Police and LFC knew what was waiting for the City coach as it went up Arkle Road. LFC fans had been drinking all day. The pubs and shops selling booze were rammed all day.Their fans had taken every vantage point possible, including Police Vans. LFC fans were ready with flares, smoke bombs, bottles, cans, bricks, etc. The Manc's were going to get it and they did. End of. Case closed. Job well and truly done by LFC, their fans, and Merseyside Police.
Absolutely, that's what I think. The slightest trouble and the media will be all over it. I do think it will happen again, the whole of Liverpool are so inward looking they dont see how utterly shit this is, and for it to involve the fkin police too is amazing.And the club need to tell all other parties involved that if there is one anti social action taken against any thing City then they are turning around and driving back home.
I think a couple of Apache Longbows as top cover should do the trick.Yep. Need to mount a vulcan phalanx gun on the coach as counter measures.
Clear the road with a Warthog first.I think a couple of Apache Longbows as top cover should do the trick.
Or a B52 to drop a load 30 minutes before the coach's arrival.Clear the road with a Warthog first.
Do they not only do this on special European nights. I mean that's their God Given right being European royalty, and all that.Given the lack of punishment they got I expect they will be doing this again next season when we visit them.
No the original route was open but has building work along it Merseyside police decided in their wisdom that this would represent a hazzard as there would be bricks for the little shits to hurl rather than bottles. Sort of suggests they knew things were to be thrown.but why was this different to if the original route was taken? wouldnt they have just congregated there? (also thought the route was shut due to the presence of scaffolding or was this balls?)