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

catcherintherye said:
It does make me wonder if someone but the royalties to the musical, probably at a massively lockdown price, and just put an end to it.
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The the libretto aka the story /musical its self was written in 1945, but based on a 1909 story
Songs are good for 67 yrs so since 2012 its in the public domain
The rs will have to pay a fee to play Jerry Marsdens version
And he and or the Parlophone(?) will have paid to record it.
This later version has its own copyright, but as it was recorded before 2012(?)
Whoever sung it would also have paid a royalty.

Short version; Sadly, it won't happen
 
I must find an RS section in every single football article I read online now. Do they own all journos? Found this line funny:

“No playmaker in the world can be as good as a good counterpressing,” Jurgen Klopp once said. Klopp should know more than most on that subject; he’s conquered English football by instilling his famous gegenpress at Anfield and done so without a traditional No.10.

Aye, loved the league title they've won to conquer English footie.
 
GwladysBlue said:
Yet if Everton fans did the same at any sort of event, be it public or a private party, we’d be called for everything for starting to make the night about football and causing trouble.

My mum’s side of the family are all Liverpool fans, apart from myself, obviously. Only my uncle goes, he’s a season ticket holder (but glory hunter because my Grandad didn’t like football), but I’ve never known any of the others to go to Anfield in their life. They’ve always played that dirge at any family event and my Dad and I would always walk out. Years ago it was my cousin’s daughter’s christening and they were playing Man Utd and put it on. Man Utd went on to beat them 3-0 and I jumped around the whole pub but of course it’s the Evertonian causing the trouble for making the day about football.

They truly are a different breed. The most self-centred bunch of knobs imaginable.
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The only time I've ever sat through it was at my uncle's funeral. We did issue everyone with an Everton badge at my dad's funeral. and in fairness nobody refused, even the rs.
 

GwladysBlue said:
Yet if Everton fans did the same at any sort of event, be it public or a private party, we’d be called for everything for starting to make the night about football and causing trouble.

My mum’s side of the family are all Liverpool fans, apart from myself, obviously. Only my uncle goes, he’s a season ticket holder (but glory hunter because my Grandad didn’t like football), but I’ve never known any of the others to go to Anfield in their life. They’ve always played that dirge at any family event and my Dad and I would always walk out. Years ago it was my cousin’s daughter’s christening and they were playing Man Utd and put it on. Man Utd went on to beat them 3-0 and I jumped around the whole pub but of course it’s the Evertonian causing the trouble for making the day about football.

They truly are a different breed. The most self-centred bunch of knobs imaginable.
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This seems to be a common theme amongst them. They go on about how much of a top red they are yet don't bother going. They concoct all sorts of elaborate excuses as to why they can't go.

One fella i know says he can't get tickets but if he gets offered one for someone like Burnley or Bournemouth at home he isn't interested. Offer him one against City/united/Chelsea he would and then tell everyone he's this match going superfan putting loads of pictures up on his Facebook.

He was asking for spare tickets for that final in Basel a few years back despite never going to a game for years. Think the RS only got about 8000 tickets. Which highlights his complete lack of awareness about going the match.
 
Calvin Aldi said:
This seems to be a common theme amongst them. They go on about how much of a top red they are yet don't bother going. They concoct all sorts of elaborate excuses as to why they can't go.

One fella i know says he can't get tickets but if he gets offered one for someone like Burnley or Bournemouth at home he isn't interested. Offer him one against City/united/Chelsea he would and then tell everyone he's this match going superfan putting loads of pictures up on his Facebook.

He was asking for spare tickets for that final in Basel a few years back despite never going to a game for years. Think the RS only got about 8000 tickets. Which highlights his complete lack of awareness about going the match.
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The huge majority of Liverpool ‘fans’ (because that’s what they are, certainly not supporters) in the city will just check in and out when it suits them.

Semi finals, finals, etc they’re all there making out they’re huge fans, including lads and girls who have no interest in football, but if they’re not doing much you don’t hear from them and they won’t watch.

They never go to the match so if they’re asked to pay to go to the stadium, they won’t want to part with that money because their idea of support is to watch it on the telly.

They’ve hit a purple patch so their fans are currently unbearable. When the next cycle of lowly league finishes comes about you won’t hear a peep.
 

toffee82 said:
Saw a RS reply to a thread about the possibility of voiding.

Part of their remark was laughing at City's ban from Europe for financial fair play.

They then actually wrote,
"at least when we got banned from Europe we took everyone with us."

Scum. Subhuman scum!
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Where did you see this? Can you link it?
 

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