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

[davek]

Here we go again. As our stadium starts to be more and more noticeable in the City and becoming a landmark the rs media machine and it’s cronies have to keep making their status heard and shove it down everyone’s throats who live in the City. WTF has klopp done for Everton and it’s supporters? Half the people hate him but he gets this honour?

Their recent media attacks on opponents and trumpeting of Klopp are down to too things:

1/ their competitive collapse
2/ the Fourth Grace rising on the rivers edge like Neptune taking names...a harbinger of Everton's challenge to come

 

[davek]

Sending Milner back out on the pitch after he had concussion. The media just laughs at Klopp's retelling of an old Clough joke.

That's how much they care about the well-being of their own players, no wonder they and their fans dont give a flying one about the lives of opposition fans.

They could have killed Milner. Utter filth of a club.

 

[Jamo Martinez]

RS VALUES= destroying large parts of working class Anfield area, in order to cram in 15,000 more tourists for each home game.

Attempting to set up 'scab' league.

Causing death, destruction, and mayhem across Europe and beyond.

When called out or exposed= Sweep under carpet, with assistance from subservient and terrified media and establishment.

Shankley would disown them if he'd heard them singing the Munich song at one of their meetings.

 

[ForeverBlue92]

No Son Richalrison Kulisevski or Romero for Spurs at the weekend. But let’s hear again about how Liverpool’s injury crisis is the worst in the history of sport (since their last injury crisis)

Lump on an RS win whilst yer can

 

[bluelife]

Jurgen Klopp: FA appeals against Liverpool manager's £30,000 fine for red card

The Football Association appeals against a £30,000 fine issued to Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp following his red card during his side's 1-0 win against Manchester City.

www.bbc.co.uk

lol

 

[Rich1878]

Jurgen Klopp: FA appeals against Liverpool manager's £30,000 fine for red card

The Football Association appeals against a £30,000 fine issued to Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp following his red card during his side's 1-0 win against Manchester City.

www.bbc.co.uk

lol

Ffs ! ?? incredible

 

[St James]

Ffs ! ?? incredible

Incredible in what way? The FA are appealing against the independent regulatory commission's decision not to issue a touchline ban, they are asking for the reasoning behind the decision to be put in writing for transparency. Do you in someway disagree with the FA to ask the commission to state the reasoning behind not banning Klopp from the touchline?

 

[arch stanton]

Incredible in what way? The FA are appealing against the independent regulatory commission's decision not to issue a touchline ban, they are asking for the reasoning behind the decision to be put in writing for transparency. Do you in someway disagree with the FA to ask the commission to state the reasoning behind not banning Klopp from the touchline?

I wouldn't be surprised if they are appealing that the fine was too big, and Big Burg should have had a reach around off the FA as compo

 

[Rich1878]

Incredible in what way? The FA are appealing against the independent regulatory commission's decision not to issue a touchline ban, they are asking for the reasoning behind the decision to be put in writing for transparency. Do you in someway disagree with the FA to ask the commission to state the reasoning behind not banning Klopp from the touchline?

Rite, I read that wrong

 

[Rich1878]

I wouldn't be surprised if they are appealing that the fine was too big, and Big Burg should have had a reach around off the FA as compo

Thats what I thought it was saying. Not to give him a fine etc

 

[Blueclouds]

Thats what I thought it was saying. Not to give him a fine etc

That what I thought, I'm confused now.

 

[kev]

The articles headline is (deliberately?) misleading.

 

[Rich1878]

That what I thought, I'm confused now.

Same !

 

[PhilM]

That what I thought, I'm confused now.

I've taken it as the FA feel the independent panels judgement is too lenient.

 

[davek]

The FA 'appeal' is a sham to make it look like they're an honest body. It'll serve them well when they make sure the next manager to act up is punished and it all looks even handed.

As everything with the Establishment Club and all decisions made in relation to them you have to read the subtext.