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

[Jebus_lives]

Why is that funny?

You must have an incredibly selective and small group of people you talk to about Liverpool.

 

[Jebus_lives]

Isn't it? I'm talking about money spent by clubs and completely out of any context, someone is trying to get a rise out me asking what I think of Heysel. Does he care what I think about it; really?

I'm not sure anyone cares what you think.

 

[Harryflashman]

Isn't it? I'm talking about money spent by clubs and completely out of any context, someone is trying to get a rise out me asking what I think of Heysel. Does he care what I think about it; really?

If I take on your point then you have to accept that for many Evertonians that wound is still raw , however many years ago exacerbated by the Bucharest banner that wasn’t too long ago .

Now there are many reasons for the way blues feel about it some of which some could argue aren’t Liverpool’s fault but the response of many Liverpool fans to Heysel certainly didn’t help heal wounds and your ‘tragic incident ‘ comment however well meant could be seen by many to perpetuate that opinion.

 

[Jebus_lives]

If I take on your point then you have to accept that for many Evertonians that wound is still raw , however many years ago exacerbated by the Bucharest banner that wasn’t too long ago .

Now there are many reasons for the way blues feel about it some of which some could argue aren’t Liverpool’s fault but the response of many Liverpool fans to Heysel certainly didn’t help heal wounds and your ‘tragic incident ‘ comment however well meant could be seen by many to perpetuate that opinion.

The difference is that any other group of fans would wear it as a mark of shame and be truly embarrassed by it. Liverpool fans ignore it, play it down, treat it as an unavoidable accident, act as if they were equally impacted by it or worse, as I have seen, use it to goad and deride.

Shameful stuff.

 

[Jacob]

What do the sales of your players have to do with it (per most of the posters on here)?

And to answer your completely unrelated question, it was a tragic incident, hopefully never repeated, that happened before many people posting on this forum were born.

Just out of polite interest, what has that got to do with it ?

 

[blueloon]

A wise man once told me that you can’t argue with stupid.

For that reason I’m out.

Mark Twain : “ Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience”

 

[Harryflashman]

The difference is that any other group of fans would wear it as a mark of shame and be truly embarrassed by it. Liverpool fans ignore it, play it down, treat it as an unavoidable accident, act as if they were equally impacted by it or worse, as I have seen, use it to goad and deride.

Shameful stuff.

Whilst trying to be polite in my post that’s basically the point I was trying to make mate.

 

[Skamp]

If I take on your point then you have to accept that for many Evertonians that wound is still raw , however many years ago exacerbated by the Bucharest banner that wasn’t too long ago .

Now there are many reasons for the way blues feel about it some of which some could argue aren’t Liverpool’s fault but the response of many Liverpool fans to Heysel certainly didn’t help heal wounds and your ‘tragic incident ‘ comment however well meant could be seen by many to perpetuate that opinion.

I do understand that, genuinely, but if time is meant to be a healer, 33 years is a lifetime for some people.

Liverpool have plenty of ar**hole fans, like every club, but how should I answer such an obviously inflammatory question? Basically for some on here, unless I say I'm a "wall-pusher" or a "murderer" (both quoted countless times on here) I'm "offended by everything, ashamed of nothing". So how would you have me answer?

 

[Skamp]

I'm not sure anyone cares what you think.

Why do you keep quoting my posts then?

 

[Skamp]

The difference is that any other group of fans would wear it as a mark of shame and be truly embarrassed by it. Liverpool fans ignore it, play it down, treat it as an unavoidable accident, act as if they were equally impacted by it or worse, as I have seen, use it to goad and deride.

Shameful stuff.

I take that point, but how many times have Everton fans on here used it goad?

 

[Skamp]

Just out of polite interest, what has that got to do with it ?

In fairness, what has Heysel go to do with whether Liverpool's spending should mean they have to win something?

 

[Skamp]

Mark Twain : “ Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience”

And I got called patronising. Not quite sure what I've said to twice be labelled stupid, but I guess that's what I get for being a Liverpool fan on this forum lol

 

[jaycee]

I take that point, but how many times have Everton fans on here used it goad?

You lot deserve goading,ignored Hysel for years then stick a friends banner on the kop and apologise for the city,we had nothing to say sorry for

 

[Jacob]

In fairness, what has Heysel go to do with whether Liverpool's spending should mean they have to win something?

No....I was querying your concluding remark that it "happened before many people posting on this forum were born " as I highlighted. Its a total non sequitur.

 

[blueloon]

And I got called patronising. Not quite sure what I've said to twice be labelled stupid, but I guess that's what I get for being a Liverpool fan on this forum lol

You really are a bizzarre kopite, are there any other kind? I don’t come in this thread often , I’m more interested in Everton, but I saw a quote from a fellow blue, and provided the original quote from Twain. Nothing at all to do with you, but I guess you feel the victim....