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

[GwladysPhil]

Quality defending from the world's greatest centre back (TM) for Germany's second goal.

When are people going to realize that this guy is not all he's cracked up to be

He was unbeatable against us tbh.

 

[Saint Domingo]

Quality defending from the world's greatest centre back (TM) for Germany's second goal.

When are people going to realize that this guy is not all he's cracked up to be

He makes tonnes of mistakes. The kopite media just refuse to talk about them. He was an embarrassment in the CL group stages. Matip has covered for him loads recently but a couple of headers have kept the myth going. If Liverpool don’t win the league it will be a farce of he gets player of the year. He’s been worse than Laporte but one player is hyped to high heaven by the media and the other isn’t.

 

[canuckblue]

surely if Spurs expect an attack on their coach, even if there is a suggestion of it, its reasonable for them to take a large group of security (or even police) on the coach with them all armed with stun guns or tasers to use on people that throw bricks on their direction.

Water cannons would be a good option too, wouldn't hurt anyone but any RS would be flushed 30 yards backwards and end up drenched for the entire match

The perfect word to use when it comes to that lot.

 

[Jacob]

The Times has an article today about the favourite football grounds of its columnists. Alyson Rudd has chosen Anfield.....one of them had to. Im sorely tempted to send it into Pseuds Corner of "Private Eye"...and well might do as a subscriber. No doubt they can find a wall to fit it on over the park ...bet they spell her name wrong.

Times writers pick their favourite stadiums

Tottenham Hotspur’s state-of-the-art stadium won rave reviews at the weekend after it opened to fans for the first time. It has been a long wait for Spurs fans, with the club spending almost two seasons at Wembley during the construction, but the reviews of those who saw it during a test event yest

www.thetimes.co.uk

Alyson Rudd
Anfield
At a rather hippie ante-natal class when pregnant with my first child, we were told to lie down and summon the colour that made us happy. Red and green popped into my head; the colours of Anfield. It was the first stadium I ever visited and I suppose the last one I’d want to see before I die. I fainted on my first taste of the Kop and had to be carried out via the men’s toilets. You can’t manufacture experiences like that. The flags, the songs, the intensity, the emotion, the connection. I have to blink away the tears every time.

Jesus....make it stop.

 

[canuckblue]

Alyson Rudd
Anfield
I fainted on my first smell of the Kop and had to be carried out from the men’s toilets. You can’t make up nausea like that. The omnipresent flags, the insufferable songs, the fake intensity, the over-the-top emotion, the disconnection. I have to swallow away the rising bile every time.

Better?

 

[summerisle]

The Times has an article today about the favourite football grounds of its columnists. Alyson Rudd has chosen Anfield.....one of them had to. Im sorely tempted to send it into Pseuds Corner of "Private Eye"...and well might do as a subscriber. No doubt they can find a wall to fit it on over the park ...bet they spell her name wrong.

Times writers pick their favourite stadiums

Tottenham Hotspur’s state-of-the-art stadium won rave reviews at the weekend after it opened to fans for the first time. It has been a long wait for Spurs fans, with the club spending almost two seasons at Wembley during the construction, but the reviews of those who saw it during a test event yest

www.thetimes.co.uk

Alyson Rudd
Anfield
At a rather hippie ante-natal class when pregnant with my first child, we were told to lie down and summon the colour that made us happy. Red and green popped into my head; the colours of Anfield. It was the first stadium I ever visited and I suppose the last one I’d want to see before I die. I fainted on my first taste of the Kop and had to be carried out via the men’s toilets. You can’t manufacture experiences like that. The flags, the songs, the intensity, the emotion, the connection. I have to blink away the tears every time.

Jesus....make it stop.

She's fond of the gushing adjectives :

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

I think these opposition coach ‘welcomes’ should be called for what they are: Organised hooliganism on a mass scale.

It’s not enough that they got a whole country banned from Europe, they don’t and never will learn.

And they wonder why nearly every other football fan outside their cult doesn’t want them to win the league over megabucks City.

Offended by everything, ashamed of nothing.

What happens if spurs go incognito on the route and kick off?

 

[d34noj]

He was unbeatable against us tbh.

Not the greatest accolade though mate.

 

[bignev23]

115 pages in the last month, crazy how obsessed some people are with them.

 

[evertonarntwe]

Quality defending from the world's greatest centre back (TM) for Germany's second goal.

When are people going to realize that this guy is not all he's cracked up to be

I mean he is though isn't he

he's amongst the very best in the world, absolute tank

 

[CouchPotato]

In all seriousness, smashing another teams coach as they approach the stadium will clearly shake up the players and put them at a disadvantage before the match.

Supporting a team is one thing. Attacking a rival team is completely another thing. And completely out of the line.
That was a dicking behaviour.

 

[Jacob]

She's fond of the gushing adjectives :

She sounds a perfect fit for them ...mawkish rawkish schmaltz

 

[Saint Domingo]

The Times has an article today about the favourite football grounds of its columnists. Alyson Rudd has chosen Anfield.....one of them had to. Im sorely tempted to send it into Pseuds Corner of "Private Eye"...and well might do as a subscriber. No doubt they can find a wall to fit it on over the park ...bet they spell her name wrong.

Times writers pick their favourite stadiums

Tottenham Hotspur’s state-of-the-art stadium won rave reviews at the weekend after it opened to fans for the first time. It has been a long wait for Spurs fans, with the club spending almost two seasons at Wembley during the construction, but the reviews of those who saw it during a test event yest

www.thetimes.co.uk

Alyson Rudd
Anfield
At a rather hippie ante-natal class when pregnant with my first child, we were told to lie down and summon the colour that made us happy. Red and green popped into my head; the colours of Anfield. It was the first stadium I ever visited and I suppose the last one I’d want to see before I die. I fainted on my first taste of the Kop and had to be carried out via the men’s toilets. You can’t manufacture experiences like that. The flags, the songs, the intensity, the emotion, the connection. I have to blink away the tears every time.

Jesus....make it stop.

The mobile phones. The half and half scarves. The iPads. The song sheets.

 

[Old Blue 2]

The mobile phones. The half and half scarves. The iPads. The song sheets.

The Kopites pissing in each other's pockets...

 

[Groucho]

I would love nothing more than the Spurs bus to approach the road at 100mph and just make them fend for themselves tbh

The bus shouldn’t have to drive at 10mph as to keep a load of Africans in half and half scarves safe whilst they smash the thing up.

Foot down

Could you clarify your point about Africans please?

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