I retain the right for exemption for my kopite family and mates who are ace.
Yay.....
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I retain the right for exemption for my kopite family and mates who are ace.
Credit the people in that photo, but Jesus wept that is pathetic.
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Decent article here on the event being airbrushed from history:Really dispelling them myths again here.
Credit the people in that photo, but Jesus wept that is pathetic.
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As said, you have to tip your hat to the few who turned out. But FFS - and given the right and proper behaviour and recognition toward the H'boro victims and their families - do LFC actually think THAT was what was fitting for a day like today?
I didn't think it was possible for that crew to go down in my estimation. I was wrong.
Ignorant and insulting that was today.
Credit the people in that photo, but Jesus wept that is pathetic.
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Credit the people in that photo, but Jesus wept that is pathetic.
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I despair for them, i really do.Just had TalkSport on and that Kopite Colin Murray made a 2 minute mention of it being the anniversary of Heysel today, his excuse for not saying anything substantial about it was he didn't know enough of what went on and wouldn't like to misrepresent anything.
Now this is a guy in his late 30's who's a self confessed Liverpool fan, season ticket holder, celebrity fan and friends with some of the players and manager. So you'd think that being a radio presenter on a sports station he'd have some prior knowledge of the background that went on on that day wouldn't you. He's a person who at the drop of a hat has an opinion on anything sport related on any given day, and only this week has been putting FIFA's house in order on a hourly basis.
Wouldn't you think he'd have some insight into what went on in English football's most shameful night, especially as it involves his beloved club? Would it have been to much to ask for him to say how much of an embarrassing stain on his club this was and how it's still follows English football clubs round now to this day.
There's not one of them who's ever been prepared to accept that Heysel was shameful, embarrassing and murderous and it was all their fault.
fixed.Class and diggerty......