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List of sins of a certain football club

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Get away with your Man City insults. Basically my dad born in Liverpool supported Liverpool and took me as a kid also born in Liverpool to watch football at Anfield, not really fitting into your cult status though does it. How come you support the, less than successful blues. ?
How is that a Manchester City insult? LFC fans are renowned for their cult like and feral behaviour. You are the scientologists of football and everyone knows it and mocks you because of it.
 
And yet our demise from being a successful club can be traced back to the darkest stain (of many dark stains) on your history. The question you seem to be sheepish about answering is why would UEFA name your rabble as the worst support in Europe? Is it a conspiracy or just based on your actions over decades? Wonder when the first attack on BM will be,it's close enough to the Liver Building for the morons to find.
Did you not win the league in 86/87, and were not all English clubs affected equally by the ban. ?
 

Did you not win the league in 86/87, and were not all English clubs affected equally by the ban. ?
Not every English club was capable of winning the league . Everton were , and did . Would we have won the European Cup in 1986 ? We didn't get the chance to find out due to the supporters of your club going on a rampage , which culminated in the deaths of 39 innocent people . The fact that we didn't win it was mocked by you lot with a banner displayed on the kop with the name of the eventual winners . Compare that night in Brussels to the one in Rotterdam a fortnight earlier. Fans of both clubs mingling happily . Drinking together , playing improptu football matches with even the coppers joining in . That is how proper supporters behave . The fans of the rs will never have the class and dignity of the majority of English clubs supporters. An absolute stain on football , along with the club.
 

after making an illegal approach for Van Dijk and getting caught, they declared no further interest in the player so as to avoid fines/sanctions/points deductions /banned from europe etc. a few months later they went in and bought him and the Premier League/FA didnt do a damned thing. true story.
 
So you are suggesting all the clubs were right to be banned because of your clubs crimes?
Do you have the internet, or a memory (check out England fans record nothing there at all) the clubs were not banned solely for one incident, there were numerous club and international incidents which to be honest I cannot be bothered to go into as it seems like every incident of hooilganism in Europe since about 1960 has involved LFC, also I did not say a blanket ban was right I said every club was banned.
 
Not every English club was capable of winning the league . Everton were , and did . Would we have won the European Cup in 1986 ? We didn't get the chance to find out due to the supporters of your club going on a rampage , which culminated in the deaths of 39 innocent people . The fact that we didn't win it was mocked by you lot with a banner displayed on the kop with the name of the eventual winners . Compare that night in Brussels to the one in Rotterdam a fortnight earlier. Fans of both clubs mingling happily . Drinking together , playing improptu football matches with even the coppers joining in . That is how proper supporters behave . The fans of the rs will never have the class and dignity of the majority of English clubs supporters. An absolute stain on football , along with the club.
Or 30,000 in Rome 1977, 70,000 London 1978 I could go on but you are just seizing on anything now, how many were involved in that banner you never stop banging on about ? 15,000, 20,000 or maybe one bloke in his front room who took it to the match with a few of his mates... or The Battle of Everton Valley when EFC fans attacked Man Utd described by police as " the worst football violence ever to take place on Merseyside and the most sustained attack on Liverpool police since the Toxteth Riots, " or the 11 Millwall fans stabbed at one match, or etc etc you see I have the internet as well. Also I followed football in the 70's and 80's so do not come with all supporters swapping shirts and buying each other pints before the match, you know the proper supporters till LFC turn up and spoiled everything.
 
Or 30,000 in Rome 1977, 70,000 London 1978 I could go on but you are just seizing on anything now, how many were involved in that banner you never stop banging on about ? 15,000, 20,000 or maybe one bloke in his front room who took it to the match with a few of his mates... or The Battle of Everton Valley when EFC fans attacked Man Utd described by police as " the worst football violence ever to take place on Merseyside and the most sustained attack on Liverpool police since the Toxteth Riots, " or the 11 Millwall fans stabbed at one match, or etc etc you see I have the internet as well. Also I followed football in the 70's and 80's so do not come with all supporters swapping shirts and buying each other pints before the match, you know the proper supporters till LFC turn up and spoiled everything.
Where did I say supporters used to swap shirts ? I mentioned a match where fans mingled , and the atmosphere throughout the day was a friendly one . You may have taken 30,000 to Rome in 1977 , and 70'000 to London in 1978. they may all have been well behaved . The same cannot be said of the fans who went to Brussels , though . And you're using the usual kopite argument of bringing up other examples of football hooliganism . None of which were as bad as the example of " Hooliganism " that occurred on the 29th May 1985. The lovable rs fans haven't been branded as " The worst fans in Europe " by UEFA for nothing . They have actually earned it .
 
Do you have the internet, or a memory (check out England fans record nothing there at all) the clubs were not banned solely for one incident, there were numerous club and international incidents which to be honest I cannot be bothered to go into as it seems like every incident of hooilganism in Europe since about 1960 has involved LFC, also I did not say a blanket ban was right I said every club was banned.
If you said it or not,the ban was because of the deaths at Heysel. Only one club should have been banned. The club who's hooligans caused the deaths of women and a child.
 

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