tommye
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over half a million likes can't be wrong...
#opps
That defo won Twitter over the weekend. It's magnificent.
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over half a million likes can't be wrong...
#opps
whos opportunity was increased because more targets turned up than expected and the police were to busy with all the grown ups to focus on the hoods snatching wallets and watches. still, "dem somali immigants innit, deys all to blame, not me guv, im as honest as the day is hot."Yeah well that would explain all the pick pockets
These are clearly local London youthsI said not a lot wrong.
Heres a picture of Everton fans bunking into Wembley.
Maybe the vermin should have signed her up to play -- someone with really bad asthma should be able to score at least one goal for that scum-sucking team.Asthmatic fans as well as players
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more obfuscation (just googled that) whats saint etienne gotta do with geo political leanings, the state of french politics, the met, fraudulent tickets, barrier climbers, overcrowded final, lack of due care from a club, and whatever else youve up your sleeve? blue tinted glass houses?Well, you're wrong. On both counts. I just don't like seeing people tear-gassed because they support a club I don't like, and then have the same authorities that mismanaged the situation have the gall to double down on a blatant lie, then blame it on 'certain English clubs'.
Meanwhile, yesterday, Saint-Etienne fans stormed onto the pitch and threw flares and smoke bombs at their own players. The Auxerre manager was hit by tear gas from the police that responded.
People in glass houses and all that.
WOOLI'm not from Liverpool. I can't stand the club, and most of the fanbase, it's like a cult, but ultimately I've seen images of those days when Everton were successful, like @MikelsGoat shared earlier. I've heard stories from my dad in the 80s when he used to go to every away game, and there'd be fans getting in on the terraces without tickets. I've seen what happened in Lille, when I don't think our fans were to blame one bit, at the hand of the same or very similar police tactics...
So no, I'm not 'waving my red pom poms'. I don't like them. But I'll call out twisted tribalism when I see it too. Liverpool, unfortunately - for many different reasons - provide big stories and with that comes media clout. We can hate it, but it is what it is. Doesn't mean that they're all angels - and there definitely isn't enough room to call some of their behaviour out because of what happened at Hillsborough - but also doesn't mean that every journalist reporting what happened is obsessed with Liverpool. It's more likely that actually, they were just caught in the crossfire and provided their account of it.
The French interior minister claimed on Monday that the only issues like this came from English fans, also cited the problem at Wembley last year.more obfuscation (just googled that) whats saint etienne gotta do with geo political leanings, the state of french politics, the met, fraudulent tickets, barrier climbers, overcrowded final, lack of due care from a club, and whatever else youve up your sleeve? blue tinted glass houses?
wait wait wait, its been proper helpful keeping the momentum of the thread goin, without some objection the pish taking was over hours ago. I for one am thankful to our brethren @BlueToff for the fine service and difficult corner it has been a privelege to ridicule all day. Godspeed you wonder from the heavens.Bit weird how @BlueToff has spent the best part of 50 pages and 12 hours defending kopite scum. He doesn't just have a difference of opinion and move on, but spends practically all day, page after page defending that behaviour.
Despite there being footage after footage, pic after pic of the kopites causing chaos AGAIN in europe.
In fact........ it's really weird.
That defo won Twitter over the weekend. It's magnificent.
Whoa, hang on, howd we know it wuznt chelsea at saint etienne? sources.The French interior minister claimed on Monday that the only issues like this came from English fans, also cited the problem at Wembley last year.
That statement was around 15 hours after Saint-Etienne fans had stormed the pitch and attacked their own fans. Kind of stemmed the 'it's only English fans'
Then again, that rabble are 'Scouse not English', I suppose.
Just a coincidence then... Fair enough. I'm away to do my Wordle unless one of my fellow supporters steals my phone out of my hand before I get it done.I mean I have to watch a fair bit of European footy for work and while there's been crowd trouble I don't think there's many examples of 1000s of fans storming a pitch and throwing flares at their own players...
does the apparent 'crossfire' seem to be very helpful to the kopite cause? again.I'm not from Liverpool. I can't stand the club, and most of the fanbase, it's like a cult, but ultimately I've seen images of those days when Everton were successful, like @MikelsGoat shared earlier. I've heard stories from my dad in the 80s when he used to go to every away game, and there'd be fans getting in on the terraces without tickets. I've seen what happened in Lille, when I don't think our fans were to blame one bit, at the hand of the same or very similar police tactics...
So no, I'm not 'waving my red pom poms'. I don't like them. But I'll call out twisted tribalism when I see it too. Liverpool, unfortunately - for many different reasons - provide big stories and with that comes media clout. We can hate it, but it is what it is. Doesn't mean that they're all angels - and there definitely isn't enough room to call some of their behaviour out because of what happened at Hillsborough - but also doesn't mean that every journalist reporting what happened is obsessed with Liverpool. It's more likely that actually, they were just caught in the crossfire and provided their account of it.
Trying far too hard.Sunday night is a confirmed bore fest in the Emir household i see