not sure why someone would take a disclosure of lack of bias with any seriousness on such a biased ridiculous piece.Yes mate, UEFA would deffo share their shady scheme with Dundee United.
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not sure why someone would take a disclosure of lack of bias with any seriousness on such a biased ridiculous piece.Yes mate, UEFA would deffo share their shady scheme with Dundee United.
Woeful.....
The parade will take place on Sunday, May 29, the day after the Reds’ exploits in the Champions League final.
It will start from 4pm and will be expected to take a number of hours to reach the end of the route.
As the date for the parade falls on the anniversary of the Heysel Stadium disaster, tributes will be paid to the 39 supporters who lost their lives in Brussels in 1985.
This Is Anfield website.
Nope. I do not for one second believe that was written by a Dundee Utd fan. We only complain about the 84 semi final, not the 85 finalGood lord.
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Hodgson, Howe, Moyes, Pardew, Coppell, Rodgers and Wilder have won it this century for not winning anything those seasons.
He's said he's a Liverpool fan and loves Klopp and Liverpool were interested. He still stayed in Paris because FSG wouldn't pay what was required. He isn't going to Liverpool anytime in the foreseeable future. Salah on the other hand is going to be more than a bit miffed. This will cost them, either in increased wages for Salah or when he leaves on a free.
City were in raptures the other day winning that league; got to hand it to them, they are the team to beat. They seem to be building a proper dynasty wouldn't you agree?Hodgson, Howe, Moyes, Pardew, Coppell, Rodgers and Wilder have won it this century for not winning anything those seasons.
The council should hang their heads in shame also for granting the date.The best way to have a tribute would be not to have a parade on that day. That's not just LFC either. If we were having a parade, I'd be averse to it being on a day of a football disaster. Very odd timing. Hopefully people do the right thing and vote with their feet.
The best way to have a tribute would be not to have a parade on that day. That's not just LFC either. If we were having a parade, I'd be averse to it being on a day of a football disaster. Very odd timing. Hopefully people do the right thing and vote with their feet.
This strikes to the heart of the matter. They insisted that Everton play the early Saturday slot in 2012 at Wembley to avoid a clash with the anniversary. Loads of people missed going to the Grand National. To now have a parade on the anniversary of Heysel displays rank levels of hypocrisy and a shocking indifference to the suffering of others that was caused by them.I will say this again.
Liverpool F.C. refused to play a game on the Hillsborough anniversary.
Liverpool will not play FA Cup semi-final on Hillsborough anniversary
The FA has confirmed Liverpool's FA Cup semi-final will be played on 14 April, ensuring they will not play on the 23rd anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster
www.theguardian.com
That they would choose to have a parade on the day of a great tragedy their fans precipitated shows the callous indifference they have always displayed over Heysel.
LFC….rotten to the core.
I would love someone, any journo, to ask the great thinker, philosopher and false-toothed, hair-transplanted german humanitarian of our time about that one...This strikes to the heart of the matter. They insisted that Everton play the early Saturday slot in 2012 at Wembley to avoid a clash with the anniversary. Loads of people missed going to the Grand National. To now have a parade on the anniversary of Heysel displays rank levels of hypocrisy and a shocking indifference to the suffering of others that was caused by them.
Your right the fact we stayed up is testament to that. The reality is huge amounts of money have been spent on average players, which creates the illusion the league's decent. I was watching United v Chelsea the other week and I thought I was watching a charity game how slow the players were, it was nothing like the United v Chelsea games in the past.They dont get it, all this proves is how poor the league is....its not very competative, at the top.
Most teams see the top 2 as losses, so just roll over most of the time.
You may be surprised, but I probably agree with you here.
You can make a case for Pep, probably for Howe, but Klopp has done very well this season. Taken a side from miles away in 4th to the last day of the season, and won the 2 domestic cups on pens. I can understand people saying theres a better candidate, but honestly it's not a ridiculous award at all in my view.