It wouldn't surprise me if the better elements amongst the Manu fans, do something to show their disgust over the chanting last Thursday.
Heard a few Man U fans wondering if Eufa will investigate the 'Munich' song that the RS sing to them.
It wouldn't surprise me if the better elements amongst the Manu fans, do something to show their disgust over the chanting last Thursday.
Brilliantly put, mate! Agree, any support I show is entirely on behalf of the families and friends who were directly affected, not the thousands of bellends with a victim complex.
I'll tell you what, I'll bet those who were bereaved aren't too happy about it being brought up as a big production number every year to wring the sympathy, and cement them as 'everyone's favourite other club'. If it was me, I think I'd like to be allowed to grieve in peace in my own time and move on with my life, not be used as a sympathy bargaining chip...
The real truth comes out when you see that the Bradford Fire has been quietly forgotten by everyone. In a way that's a shame, but in another way I don't imagine the families miss having those horrific pictures trotted out every year to prove they are 'the best fans in Yorkshire'
Still makes the RS-loving media utterly shameful for burying one and perpetuating the other though. Truly shameful.
Cracking post mate, but one small concern highlighted...... They aren't a big team anymore. Big Club yes but their team is average to half decent at their best.
the chants are wrong on both sides but for uefa to not take any action because it wasnt mentioned in the match officials report is a farce as there's a good chance that he wouldnt understand the meaning of it anyway.
uefa wouldve imposed a fine that was equivalent to a season ticket anyway though.
both need to be under close scrutiny at the 2nd leg & it shouldnt be down to the ref to report it.
Isn't it up to Merseyside police to report to the UEFA delegates what constitute offensive chanting? Merseyside police should have made it clear to the delegation what the chants were all about. As Strathclyde police did with Celtic.
"Celtic could face UEFA sanctions after police raised concerns over chants sung by supporters during their recent Europa League game against Rennes at Parkhead.
It is understood that Strathclyde Police made the UEFA delegate aware of what they termed 'offensive' singing during Celtic's 3-1 victory on November 3.
The news comes amid reports UEFA have opened a disciplinary case against Celtic over 'discriminatory chanting'.
I think both sets of supporters will be under close scrutiny on Thursday.
Just have a trace of a smile on your face all day. I never debate with the odd one or two I know about Everton as its an imbalance of not only breadth of thought but also intelligence. Theres also the tedium of having to cut them slack because of their innate limitations as gob......
I do think there is a minority of LFC fans though, often populated on blogs like RAWK who want to re-write history and make it an LFC only event.
This was my first ever away match on my 11th birthday. It was terrifying.I was at that game....it was the most frightened I have ever been at a game.
I thought I was being squashed to death once inside the stadium making my way to the terrace.
They were herding us in through a big blue double door but only one half of it was open.....that was the problem.
I buttonholed a steward and pointed out was was going on and he apologised, saying Plod were dictating what was happening and they told him he was not to open the other half.
It was an F.A. Cup tie......the first match in the epic saga we had with them circa 1988.
I try to smile but I can't. At least the geordies are funny with their delusion. Another couple I know were after a complete overhaul of the team a few weeks ago. Now they've had a few wins their squad depth is fantastic and they only need a striker to win the league under their new saviour Klopp. Its madness.
This was my first ever away match on my 11th birthday. It was terrifying.
15 months later coming away from Villa Park we all remembered what one of the old hands had said that day "Dear God, something bad is going to happen here one day".
Changing theme, I live near Melwood and there is a constant stream of daytrippers lurking like bad voyeurs around that place. Locals are fed up with wheelie bins disappearing so they can be used to peer over the fence.