ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC" part 3

[AUXLEN]

just for info...my work team are based across the UK and when I mentioned the Liver building incident etc none of them had heard of it. they had seen footage of the Anfield celebrations, Klopp crying and all the other RS stuff. but none of the bad. all avid football fans from Wimbledon, Fulham, Rugby, Oxford, Newcastle, Edinburgh. not one had come across any negative press.

 

[NathDogg]

Liverpool Without Walls Hospitality Fund

Outdoor furniture grants for restaurants and cafés that want to re-open and serve food safely in the space outside their premises.

liverpool.gov.uk

I didn't know the project to help out the city small businessess ,post covid, is called liverpool without walls.

Seems a little extreme to have to remove all the walls in the city, but if thats what it takes to remove the kopites main WMD, (I know they use fireworks, paving slabs and lamposts as well, but we have to start somewhere) and save innocent lives in the future, then good on the city council, and it's mayor.

Perhaps it would be a good idea to have this done all over the country and world, but especially in Belgium and on the continent.

Kopites are gobshites.

 

[nikom court]

 

[Methuselah]

All the Liverpool supporters in the Telegraph Sports Desk getting their knickers in a twist today. Full page article (moan) about a Tory MP who criticised Liverpool FC over their fans.
Headline:
RANK HYPOCRISY FOR A CONSERVATIVE MP TO CRITICISE LIVERPOOL OVER THEIR FANS.

Sub headline: The attempt to cast a shadow over Liverpool's first title win in 30 years should cease.

 

[Dan Tanner]

Liverpool Without Walls Hospitality Fund

Outdoor furniture grants for restaurants and cafés that want to re-open and serve food safely in the space outside their premises.

liverpool.gov.uk

I didn't know the project to help out the city small businessess ,post covid, is called liverpool without walls.

Seems a little extreme to have to remove all the walls in the city, but if thats what it takes to remove the kopites main WMD, (I know they use fireworks, paving slabs and lamposts as well, but we have to start somewhere) and save innocent lives in the future, then good on the city council, and it's mayor.

Perhaps it would be a good idea to have this done all over the country and world, but especially in Belgium and on the continent.

Kopites are gobshites.

Liking it lollollol

In Philadelphia when the Eagles play I'm sure that I read the City/Council go around and grease all the lampposts and traffic lights, in order to stop their very own mentalists clambering up them after they win a game of Football/see a coach/the colour blue/fancy a tug/a refreshing drink of piss...
I know they've discovered ladders nowadays, and I'm sure if they put anti-ladder technology up (electrocuting Ladderscruff was fun), those tricky reds will start human totem poles or catapulting each other up there. But maybe the grease is something for Uncle Joe to consider in the short term, gotta start somewhere after all.

 

[shagpuss]

All the Liverpool supporters in the Telegraph Sports Desk getting their knickers in a twist today. Full page article (moan) about a Tory MP who criticised Liverpool FC over their fans.
Headline:
RANK HYPOCRISY FOR A CONSERVATIVE MP TO CRITICISE LIVERPOOL OVER THEIR FANS.

Sub headline: The attempt to cast a shadow over Liverpool's first title win in 30 years should cease.

Tories criticising RS supporters is like Jimmy Savile having a go at Gary Glitter for being a bit of a nonce.

 

[rochdaleblue]

 

[Yarrgh]

Tories criticising RS supporters is like Jimmy Savile having a go at Gary Glitter for being a bit of a nonce.

Ironically, using a rs icon to illustrate the point. Savile being a "great" example of a Tory red.

 

[Pejic300]

just for info...my work team are based across the UK and when I mentioned the Liver building incident etc none of them had heard of it. they had seen footage of the Anfield celebrations, Klopp crying and all the other RS stuff. but none of the bad. all avid football fans from Wimbledon, Fulham, Rugby, Oxford, Newcastle, Edinburgh. not one had come across any negative press.

Two of them turned up at work today in a Transit with flags attached to the roof rack. I said that it was sad about the budget cuts to the parade.
Silence.
Then I asked them not to be firing missiles at any tall buildings.
They just looked at each other. Not a bleeding clue.

 

[Seathestars]

I wonder if they’ll claim Sir Everton Weekes

 

[mccole]

What's the chances of them showing up outside at The Etihad tomorrow?

 

[catcherintherye]

I wonder if they’ll claim Sir Everton Weekes

What a batsman he was! Worrel, Walcott and Weekes all born within a couple of miles each other I read somewhere.

 

[Disgruntledgoat]

What a batsman he was! Worrel, Walcott and Weekes all born within a couple of miles each other I read somewhere.

Played for Bacup in the Lancashire League too. My Grandad went to watch him a few times when he came to Preston. My dad's club were Leigh and they have photos of him and other West Indies players who graced the league in their pavilion.

 

[catcherintherye]

Played for Bacup in the Lancashire League too. My Grandad went to watch him a few times when he came to Preston. My dad's club were Leigh and they have photos of him and other West Indies players who graced the league in their pavilion.

Just read one season he averaged 158 in the league format. Incredible.

As a test number 4 he had the best record of all time until a certain Steve Smith came along.

Phenomenal cricketer. All 3 of the Ws were. All born in the same year, within a mile of each other.

 

[Pilks]

You know, looking back over the last week or so, it really has been magnificent...

Cast your minds back - only three months or so ago they were crowing about being unbeaten and looking like powering to the earliest title ever before a series of huge parties to the end of the season accompanied by a massive elongated circle jerk from the media

Fast forward, and in the last week they have won that title after a long lay-off and rule changes, in empty grounds and to a TV audience who largely couldn't care less, and by virtue of a 1-0 victory in someone else's game. Were that not enough, they proceeded to put the icing on that already beautiful cake by dragging their own reputations through the mud in spectacular fashion. To cap it all, the league immediately broke for the cup games and any momentum for celebrations completely evaporated. Now really nobody cares, and it's less than a week since they won it!

It is a script written by an Evertonian god. In February or March none of us could have dared to hope for a conclusion as glorious as this. Drink it in, boys - that popcorn makes you thirsty...