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ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC" part 2

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davek said:
One EC win in the past 34 years tends to run a coach and horses through your theory.
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I will grasp on to that and hope they are out at the earliest convenience, Monsieur.
 
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"We've laid down a marker tonight that LFC is back on the top level of European football."

Keep talking Gnashers.
 

Embarrassing comments DK. We are miles behind the RS in every fuxking way. Every chance they're in Madrid come May.
 

Liverpool aren't that good, if it wasn't for City messing about against Palace, Leicester and Newcastle it would be a different story and Pickford hadn't given them a goal they would be nowhere near the top. The problem with the premier league is outside of the top six, everyone is pretty rubbish. They'll probably thrash Fulham on Sunday, whereas in the past clubs fighting for their safety would give them a game. Sadly there are just too many clubs who don't really have much to play for, so it's pretty easy for clubs like Liverpool and Man City to win games.
 
Remember-the-name said:
He's lost his last SIX FINALS.
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And failed to win one at Goodison a few weeks ago.
That new Fulham manager would of watched that tonight and thought to himself as long as he isn't as daft as Dyche there's a point going on Sunday.
It won't be enough to keep them up though so they have to go for the win.
 
Forget Theresa May and her withdrawal agreement - these Reds fans in Munich think they have solved the Brexit conundrum.

Far away from the relentless frustrations of Parliament, thousands of Liverpool supporters are relaxing and enjoying themselves ahead of the second leg of their side's crucial Champions League tie at Bayern Munich.

The Reds go into the game after a tight 0-0 draw at Anfield and it could be a tense and nervous evening ahead - but plenty of fans seem to be in good spirits in the German city.

And some have even decided to save a thought for the UK's ongoing struggle to find a way forward with the Brexit process - well, sort of

Last night Prime Minister Theresa May experienced a second humiliating defeat of her withdrawl agreement - leaving the country and those who run it seemingly out of ideas for how a successful and smooth departure from the EU can be achieved - and the threat of a damaging No Deal exit on March 29 a growing possibility.

But for these Reds fans, it was another chance to have a go at their nearest rivals.


The banner has been unveiled by Reds fans in the Müllerstraße area of the city centre - which is around 14km away from the Allianz Arena where the Reds will kick off at 8pm this evening.


But as you can see, despite being many miles from home - Liverpool fans have not forgotten their bitter rivalry with city neighbours Everton, choosing to mock the Blues' lack of European titles while gloating about the five collected by the Anfield outfit.

Playing on the language of the EU referendum, the banner states 'Blues Leave, Reds Remain' - in a joke that is bound to wind up some Toffees fans.
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Hmm scum scum with a capital S.
 

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