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

[joey_macmo]

We know that, everyone else knows that, apart from the mutants on rawk who are still posting that we sing about Hillsborough at the derby games. It is incredible that they believe what they actually write. You would think with almost everyone having a mobile phone these days that at least one video would have emerged by now of us nasty bluenoses singing about Hillsborough, but still we wait.

They tried it with the fella who was shouting 39 last time at Anfield. Again it’s distasteful and I wish Everton fans wouldn’t do it but it’s just as distasteful falsely implying that it was absolutely hillsborough.

 

[catcherintherye]

It's never been about Hillsborough from Merseyside. Liverpool fans know Evertonians don't and wouldnt sing about it. But the chant was created and started by man United supporters. If it was created by evertonians you'd be confident it wasn't a Hillsborough reference. Because it was started by them I wouldnt be too sure.

But they started it after the Evra incident.

And they already had songs they sung about Hillsborough, which they would also sing at Goodison park. Songs that were very explicit. They didnt need a sing, which obviously references the Suarez situation.

That being said, we should probably swerve singing it.

 

[glory_daze]

As usual another LFC themed question on tonight's episode of The Chase, was funny though when the chaser said she "hadn't even heard of Virgil Van Dyck".

 

[toffee82]

Second phase is pointless for me, unless the linesman is unsure.

Second phase translates to "checking badge."

As does the use of "clear and obvious error."

 

[Dario Terracotta]

What a vintage RS titty lip retort. Herbert Klopp may follow the RS template for such comments but at least he upped the ante and complimented us as celebrating like we'd won the World Cup.

Petty little oul arses arent they and the usual irony by-pass considering Klopp regularly rips up their turf dancing like an acrobat thrown out of the Wine Lodge.

Love Joe Royle,even more so when he showed he had their number a few years back,dummies coming out of the prams etc???

 

[Jacob]

Love Joe Royle,even more so when he showed he had their number a few years back,dummies coming out of the prams etc???

Yeah that Roy Evans was another titty lip who got that off Joe I think. I bet Brian Labone was made up with that.

 

[PITA]

According to Dale Johnson at Espn (who I would say is most up on the laws of the game and var protocols) there was a change in the wording for this situation this season and it should have been offside.

VAR Review: Explaining the offside drama in Liverpool vs. Wolves

Liverpool and Wolverhampton Wanderers played out a 2-2 draw in the third round of the FA Cup at Anfield. This is what happened with VAR.

www.espn.co.uk

However, this bit 'The assistant delayed his flag and raised it after the goal was scored, as he judged Nunes was in an offside position running back to receive the ball from taking the corner' should read 'The assistant was running back to the half-way line because he knew it was a goal delayed his flag and only raised his flag after the goal was scored, as the referee he judged Nunes was in an offside position running back to receive the ball from taking the corner despite the linesman being much better placed to make the call'.

 

[arch stanton]

However, this bit 'The assistant delayed his flag and raised it after the goal was scored, as he judged Nunes was in an offside position running back to receive the ball from taking the corner' should read 'The assistant was running back to the half-way line because he knew it was a goal delayed his flag and only raised his flag after the goal was scored, as the referee he judged Nunes was in an offside position running back to receive the ball from taking the corner despite the linesman being much better placed to make the call'.

mic uptake officials we can hear this live, and certainly before they have got their heads together to make up the story

 

[Dancing Pat]

I remember when we beat the RS in the Andy King derby ,beating them after a 7 year wait. Ray Clemence said 'it won't take us 7 years to beat them again'. What a sad comment it was at the time, but about right for a sad club no matter how many trinkets they've won.

This is the kind of stuff that made me as a 14 year old back then, absolutely despise the lot of them. No dignity or an ounce of sportsmanship to found anywhere in that cult, and if anything, it’s got worse recently with all their new customers and friends in the media.

 

[helpimonfire]

City, United, and Newcastle are all playing an extra fixture this week .. Without that cry arsing that Klipperty gives out about so many games.

 

[brigadier]

It's funny how unintentionally touching the ball is being used when suits.

Said this for two years now, referees are not making decisions on what they see but what they think is going on in the players mind , coincidentally liverpool players are all saints and everton players are nasty individuals who are always out to hurt the opposition.

 

[Nobby Nobbs]

We’re confident this is a chant linked to the Hillsborough disaster,

I wasn’t happy with their reply especially the quote above, so I’ve replied to them to furnish me the evidence that the chant is linked to Hillsborough waiting for a reply.

 

[Jacob]

Said this for two years now, referees are not making decisions on what they see but what they think is going on in the players mind , coincidentally liverpool players are all saints and everton players are nasty individuals who are always out to hurt the opposition.

The ex-pro commentators chip in with it too far too much. Lee Dixon one of the worst. Reckless sliding in fouls requiring treatment ... yet he chimes in "nah... nothing wrong with that tackle at all, there was no intent there whatsoever".
How the hell does he know. I thought we'd moved on from that worn out clichéd defence of a vicious tackle... "he's not that sort of player".

 

[peteblue]

Hahahahahaha….sorry if already posted……

Klopp doesn't know interviewer is ex- City defender Onuoha

Nedum Onuoha and his ESPN colleagues were left chuckling at Jurgen Klopp when the Liverpool manager wondered whether the ex- Man City, defender had 'ever played football.'

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[NathDogg]

Hahahahahaha….sorry if already posted……

Klopp doesn't know interviewer is ex- City defender Onuoha

Nedum Onuoha and his ESPN colleagues were left chuckling at Jurgen Klopp when the Liverpool manager wondered whether the ex- Man City, defender had 'ever played football.'

www.dailymail.co.uk

There’s the real herr shippmann, not the gurning fool that supposedly everyone in the world would love to have a pint with.

His real character Only comes out after a dodgy result, weird innit.
Bet he beats the crap out of missus shippmann, the narcissistic gobshite.