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

Social media is full of absolute bells now putting HAHAHAHAHA after saying something about either side such as us celebrating against Lincoln.

So many southerners claiming always the victim and murderers chants are about hillsborough.
 
4737carlin said:
Agree on that last bit, its proper grim now
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The Derby is indeed, proper grim now. Page upon page of calling them vermin, murderers, [Phrase removed] (amongst other things) on here will tell you that.

I get the laughing at them, I get taking the p out of some of their fans on social media platforms etc etc. It's called Banter and it should always be a part of rivalry, as it used to be, but a lot of the stuff on here isn't banter. It's proper hatred.
At the end of the day, they're just football fans, slightly different to us, yes, given the more widespread fanbase.
I dislike the Club, I dislike the media coverage they seem to get. But their fans, by and large are OK, the same as most fans of football clubs, hypocritical, ultra defensive of their Club, treat their Club as precious, give it large when they win, moan when they lose. They have scumbags, as most Clubs do. I certainly don't think they're all vermin, murderers, [Phrase removed], cult members or utter rats.
Back in Uni days, I shared accommodation with Reds, my sons are Reds, a few friends and family are reds. We can all get together and talk about football and each others clubs fine and have a laugh, they'll take the p about us not winning and rub things in when they do. That's banter.
 
Everton1970 said:
The Derby is indeed, proper grim now. Page upon page of calling them vermin, murderers, [Phrase removed] (amongst other things) on here will tell you that.

I get the laughing at them, I get taking the p out of some of their fans on social media platforms etc etc. It's called Banter and it should always be a part of rivalry, as it used to be, but a lot of the stuff on here isn't banter. It's proper hatred.
At the end of the day, they're just football fans, slightly different to us, yes, given the more widespread fanbase.
I dislike the Club, I dislike the media coverage they seem to get. But their fans, by and large are OK, the same as most fans of football clubs, hypocritical, ultra defensive of their Club, treat their Club as precious, give it large when they win, moan when they lose. They have scumbags, as most Clubs do. I certainly don't think they're all vermin, murderers, [Phrase removed], cult members or utter rats.
Back in Uni days, I shared accommodation with Reds, my sons are Reds, a few friends and family are reds. We can all get together and talk about football and each others clubs fine and have a laugh, they'll take the p about us not winning and rub things in when they do. That's banter.
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Haha as if anyone is falling for that
 

Everton1970 said:
The Derby is indeed, proper grim now. Page upon page of calling them vermin, murderers, [Phrase removed] (amongst other things) on here will tell you that.

I get the laughing at them, I get taking the p out of some of their fans on social media platforms etc etc. It's called Banter and it should always be a part of rivalry, as it used to be, but a lot of the stuff on here isn't banter. It's proper hatred.
At the end of the day, they're just football fans, slightly different to us, yes, given the more widespread fanbase.
I dislike the Club, I dislike the media coverage they seem to get. But their fans, by and large are OK, the same as most fans of football clubs, hypocritical, ultra defensive of their Club, treat their Club as precious, give it large when they win, moan when they lose. They have scumbags, as most Clubs do. I certainly don't think they're all vermin, murderers, [Phrase removed], cult members or utter rats.
Back in Uni days, I shared accommodation with Reds, my sons are Reds, a few friends and family are reds. We can all get together and talk about football and each others clubs fine and have a laugh, they'll take the p about us not winning and rub things in when they do. That's banter.
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Ok mate
 
Everton1970 said:
The Derby is indeed, proper grim now. Page upon page of calling them vermin, murderers, [Phrase removed] (amongst other things) on here will tell you that.

I get the laughing at them, I get taking the p out of some of their fans on social media platforms etc etc. It's called Banter and it should always be a part of rivalry, as it used to be, but a lot of the stuff on here isn't banter. It's proper hatred.
At the end of the day, they're just football fans, slightly different to us, yes, given the more widespread fanbase.
I dislike the Club, I dislike the media coverage they seem to get. But their fans, by and large are OK, the same as most fans of football clubs, hypocritical, ultra defensive of their Club, treat their Club as precious, give it large when they win, moan when they lose. They have scumbags, as most Clubs do. I certainly don't think they're all vermin, murderers, [Phrase removed], cult members or utter rats.
Back in Uni days, I shared accommodation with Reds, my sons are Reds, a few friends and family are reds. We can all get together and talk about football and each others clubs fine and have a laugh, they'll take the p about us not winning and rub things in when they do. That's banter.
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Your reference to "the more widespread fanbase" isn't the reason theyre different to us. And its not "slightly" either. Sorry to break it you like that. No doubt you give as good as you get though in your get togethers with all the reds. Its what its all about isn't it.
 
BlueInNZ said:
Lance Armstrong says hi.

In all seriousness I've read a lot about the doping in pro cycling, Paul Kimmage's book is a really good read about why many pro cyclist, even average ones, dope up. French rugby team allegedly took speed before test match v All Blacks in 1986. With the money at stake these days I am sure that sooner or later we will start to hear about how it is taking place in football.
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I cannot believe football is clean. Every other sport has issues with doping and cricket has its share of match fixing and cheating. It seems very odd that football does not appear to have any of these problems apart from individual players breaching gambling rules.
 
jaycee said:
Ok mate
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Jacob said:
Your reference to "the more widespread fanbase" isn't the reason theyre different to us. And its not "slightly" either. Sorry to break it you like that. No doubt you give as good as you get though in your get togethers with all the reds. Its what its all about isn't it.
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The widespread of their fanbase does have alot to do with it, different cultures etc. The locals are the same as us. The football tourists aren't. The matchgoing experience for them is totally different.
Obviously, this forum isn't for me. There seems to be no one in here that can have a constructive debate. I've not said anything controversial in that post, said nothing insulting. And, yet again, all I get is silly remarks. By all means, answer me back in a constructive manner, but come on.
 

anjelikaferrett said:
I cannot believe football is clean. Every other sport has issues with doping and cricket has its share of match fixing and cheating. It seems very odd that football does not appear to have any of these problems apart from individual players breaching gambling rules.
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It's not clean, FIFA and UEFA have made it hard for the likes of WADA to get a proper testing procedure in the game.
 
Everton1970 said:
That's enough of me on this forum. Can't be having it. If I was one 'them', I'd go out in a blaze of glory, but I'm not, I'm a Blue. Seems you can't be critical (new posters anyway) of our Club. And must not, in any way, compare, negatively, our club with 'them' as I did with transfer spending. Ta Ra
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Best thing to do in this instance is a profanity laden leaving thread in the alehouse section of the forum.
 

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