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Originally Posted by ollie the optimist
Wel no its not 2 diffrent things at all. Alan should have been more sensitive to pool fans and how they felt. So what if UTD play on the munic date thats their choice and if they felt they did not want too im sure they would not play.
Yes pool fans got the truth of what happend and maybe now they may play on that day now they have closure.
IIRC the only thing that was silly of him to say was something like "this gets on my tits that shit" or whatever it was. When trying to make a rational argument, it usually helps to stay away from starting like that.
Most of it was just a storm in a teacup though if I'm remembering it rightly.
He came across as a bit of a dick tbh.Quote:
Originally Posted by Suarez Is Boss
He does on that podcast.
The 'Mirror' have nailed it.
Did the Sun need to tag the photo?
I think you're forgetting what sort of readership they have. I'll be surprised if there isn't a step-by-step diagram of the incident on page 4.
as my liverpudlian work mate said this morning, there is an element of truth in what alan davies and boris johnson said years ago. it is a small city with not much going on apart from the two clubs and it will continue on now as it heads towards the courts.
the families deserve the 'justice' and it being put to bed of course but this just continues to drag a big cloud over the entire city.
It is a tough one. The families deserve justice and the passage of time cannot be used as an excuse not to try to ensure it. But it does cast an unhealthy shadow over the city and this will run for years to come.
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Now that its been established that it wasn't the liverpool fans fault, even though most football fans think they are to blame just like all the other guilty parties. Is there going to be an enquiry/prosecutions into the Heysel Stadium disaster when Liverpool fans where responsible for the deaths of 39 innocent Juve fans?
Quite a lot of valid points made in the onlinegooner forum, the offshoot from the fanzine that talks a lot of sense. No scousers turning up late without tickets, as in 1984, 1986, 2005 and 2007. Then no mistakes from the police and no deaths. Simples.
Liverpool fans, professional victims since 1984.