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

[MikeH72]

The most comical thing there last night was Terence Trent Whatever beliveing he was some sort of competitive superstar threat to Vincius Jnr.

The Brazilian went past him like he was a Business House League defender.

It was quite funny to watch, Vini Jr clearly has a lot of fun playing against him. It looked like he was playing in a testimonial.

 

[Shevin Keedy]

He also said that Liverpool haven't got money but they will buy Bellingham in the summer.

I honestly think they just let him out for the day sometimes

 

[Pootsy]

Sickening the lengths the BBC will go to in order to praise them:

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Real's travel arrangements leave questions​

David Lockwood
BBC Sport’s sustainability lead
Real Madrid may have beaten Liverpool 1-0 at the Bernabeu last night to progress to the quarter-finals of the Champions League, but there was a different result in which the Spanish side faired much worse.
Real Madrid 410 Liverpool 149.
Instead of goals, it is potential seats on the aircraft each team used to travel to the away leg. Liverpool used a Boeing 737 and Real Madrid an Airbus A359.
The size of the plane corresponds directly to the amount of fuel burned and, therefore, the CO2e generated (the combination of greenhouse gases which contribute to climate change). The emissions generated per passenger on a flight from Madrid to London are around 143kgs, double for the return trip.
BBC Sport asked Real Madrid about the decision to take such a large plane and how many of those seats were empty but have as yet received no response.
Andrew Simms of campaign group Rapid Transition Alliance told BBC Sport: “If Real Madrid did have all these empty seats it would confirm people’s fears that some elite football clubs and players live in a different world, and are flying above everyone else’s concerns about protecting a liveable climate.“
Iberia Airlines the club travel partner was also contacted by the BBC and offered no information about the number of passengers on the airline but they did point to the efficiency of their modern engines and build.
"

Where to start with that waffle!

The Airbus 350-900 is decades newer than the 737. While the engines will have been brought up to date on the Boing, the aircraft as a whole will not be as efficient. In the event that Real Madrid own the plane, that would mean it will have been configured to suit the amount of players and staff that RM would expect transport. More efficient and comfortable.

Don't start me on the Greenhouse gasses waffle too!

Bloody FineMargin FC

 

[YoboCopter]

I honestly think they just let him out for the day sometimes

Dull as dishwater isnt he

 

[davek]

It was quite funny to watch, Vini Jr clearly has a lot of fun playing against him. It looked like he was playing in a testimonial.

Yeah. I think Vincius targeted "Trent" last night and wanted to humiliate him.

Job done.

 

[captainvindaloo]

Sickening the lengths the BBC will go to in order to praise them:

"

Real's travel arrangements leave questions​

David Lockwood
BBC Sport’s sustainability lead
Real Madrid may have beaten Liverpool 1-0 at the Bernabeu last night to progress to the quarter-finals of the Champions League, but there was a different result in which the Spanish side faired much worse.
Real Madrid 410 Liverpool 149.
Instead of goals, it is potential seats on the aircraft each team used to travel to the away leg. Liverpool used a Boeing 737 and Real Madrid an Airbus A359.
The size of the plane corresponds directly to the amount of fuel burned and, therefore, the CO2e generated (the combination of greenhouse gases which contribute to climate change). The emissions generated per passenger on a flight from Madrid to London are around 143kgs, double for the return trip.
BBC Sport asked Real Madrid about the decision to take such a large plane and how many of those seats were empty but have as yet received no response.
Andrew Simms of campaign group Rapid Transition Alliance told BBC Sport: “If Real Madrid did have all these empty seats it would confirm people’s fears that some elite football clubs and players live in a different world, and are flying above everyone else’s concerns about protecting a liveable climate.“
Iberia Airlines the club travel partner was also contacted by the BBC and offered no information about the number of passengers on the airline but they did point to the efficiency of their modern engines and build.
"

Laughable! No mention of the thick acrid stench of BS that pollutes the air over anfield every other week. Give me a break!

 

[Jacob]

Sickening the lengths the BBC will go to in order to praise them:

"

Real's travel arrangements leave questions​

David Lockwood
BBC Sport’s sustainability lead
Real Madrid may have beaten Liverpool 1-0 at the Bernabeu last night to progress to the quarter-finals of the Champions League, but there was a different result in which the Spanish side faired much worse.
Real Madrid 410 Liverpool 149.
Instead of goals, it is potential seats on the aircraft each team used to travel to the away leg. Liverpool used a Boeing 737 and Real Madrid an Airbus A359.
The size of the plane corresponds directly to the amount of fuel burned and, therefore, the CO2e generated (the combination of greenhouse gases which contribute to climate change). The emissions generated per passenger on a flight from Madrid to London are around 143kgs, double for the return trip.
BBC Sport asked Real Madrid about the decision to take such a large plane and how many of those seats were empty but have as yet received no response.
Andrew Simms of campaign group Rapid Transition Alliance told BBC Sport: “If Real Madrid did have all these empty seats it would confirm people’s fears that some elite football clubs and players live in a different world, and are flying above everyone else’s concerns about protecting a liveable climate.“
Iberia Airlines the club travel partner was also contacted by the BBC and offered no information about the number of passengers on the airline but they did point to the efficiency of their modern engines and build.
"

What a vintage example of RS whataboutery....and ticking all their usual boxes. Economical with the truth regarding the comprehensive 6-2 defeat... forensic detail attempting to turn a comparative nothing into a something....the epitome of straw clutching. Nice of them to directly quote the world famous Rapid Transition Alliance...then again, they do have their own home grown expert in full back Alexander-Arnold who was given another comprehensive lesson in Rapid Transition when frequently by passed by the fleet footed R Madrid Vinicius.

 

[rochdaleblue]

Laughable! No mention of the thick acrid stench of BS that pollutes the air over anfield every other week. Give me a break!

Or the number of kopites who fly into John Lennon airport for each home game.

 

[helpimonfire]

Where have all the RS gone? Social media has a big absence of them today

 

[cronullasharks]

Sickening the lengths the BBC will go to in order to praise them:

"

Real's travel arrangements leave questions​

David Lockwood
BBC Sport’s sustainability lead
Real Madrid may have beaten Liverpool 1-0 at the Bernabeu last night to progress to the quarter-finals of the Champions League, but there was a different result in which the Spanish side faired much worse.
Real Madrid 410 Liverpool 149.
Instead of goals, it is potential seats on the aircraft each team used to travel to the away leg. Liverpool used a Boeing 737 and Real Madrid an Airbus A359.
The size of the plane corresponds directly to the amount of fuel burned and, therefore, the CO2e generated (the combination of greenhouse gases which contribute to climate change). The emissions generated per passenger on a flight from Madrid to London are around 143kgs, double for the return trip.
BBC Sport asked Real Madrid about the decision to take such a large plane and how many of those seats were empty but have as yet received no response.
Andrew Simms of campaign group Rapid Transition Alliance told BBC Sport: “If Real Madrid did have all these empty seats it would confirm people’s fears that some elite football clubs and players live in a different world, and are flying above everyone else’s concerns about protecting a liveable climate.“
Iberia Airlines the club travel partner was also contacted by the BBC and offered no information about the number of passengers on the airline but they did point to the efficiency of their modern engines and build.
"

If all their staff hadn't been furloughed they could have taken more

 

[Yarrgh]

Where to start with that waffle!

The Airbus 350-900 is decades newer than the 737. While the engines will have been brought up to date on the Boing, the aircraft as a whole will not be as efficient. In the event that Real Madrid own the plane, that would mean it will have been configured to suit the amount of players and staff that RM would expect transport. More efficient and comfortable.

Don't start me on the Greenhouse gasses waffle too!

Bloody FineMargin FC

It's not fair. Can't compete with dem oil burning clubs.

 

[cronullasharks]

It's not fair. Can't compete with dem oil burning clubs.

Dem big clubs with their big planes. Plucky little clubs like that there Liverpool can't compete

 

[arch stanton]

Fella just said to me that UEFA has it in for them and that's why they keep drawing Madrid.

so they'd be the best team in the competition if it wasnt for then better teams

 

[arch stanton]

Spanish police arrest two Liverpool fans in Madrid - €2,200 bill unpaid after they 'invite everyone' into party - Sport Witness

When the Champions League is in full swing, it’s almost inevitable we’ll hear of English football fans doing something wrong and this week it’s Liverpool’s turn. Their fans have travelled in force to Madrid for the second leg of their last 16 clash with the reigning champions, looking to...

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bloody Paris stadium security!

the payment machines werent working properly

 

[Saint Domingo]

Heroes of Paris
Heroes of Climate Change

That's ok, just as long as they keep doing the nondruple every season.

Madrid probably played Liverpool’s nursery rhyme on the tannoy just so the hordes of Mordor didn’t trash the city after receiving yet another paddling from them. ‘Look dey’re showing us respeykt cos we’re European royalty la’. It was the biggest pat on the head I’ve ever seen in European football and their fans lapped it up.