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

[Goat]

/pukes

 

[dholliday]

The Cult spreading their mythology again...

 

[dholliday]

/pukes

oh my days...by constantly associating themselves with human tragedy they think that protects them from criticism & ridicule. And outside of normal football fans it works. The media love them!

 

[davek]

/pukes

Jesus wept.

That's an abomination.

I'd take that as a sincere act only when they produce a soft focus, sensitive acoustic strumming tribute for the Heysel victims they're responsible for.

 

[dholliday]

Youtubers comment on that tragedy-association video:

For those that lost their lives on 9/11 you will always be apart of liverpool and you will never walk alone

This gesture just makes you feel good not just to be a liverpool fan but it makes you feel good to be a human

at least there's one comment for comedy effect:

No Suarez No Party

In all seriousness, I would support Liverpool doing a tour of the places where sporting disasters happened: Bradford, Heysel (or rather Torino), Rammstein (the air show disaster, not the rock band) and things like that. It would be relevant to Hillsborough and a nice touch of solidarity.

But 9/11? Opens up a can of worms for me...of course the people's lives which were lost should be remembered, but not by an organisation who are doing it just to further their own well-being. This was very likely their American Owners' idea as a tactic to get more USA followers.

 

[roydo]

Thats the thing isnt it? Using these wreath "ceremonies" to promote themselves in the US. Thats sick.

Absolutely no problem with an American owned club in America doing the wreath laying, but having it promoted is weird.

 

[royalblue66]

The Kopites I have spoken to don't see any harm in being professional mourners, now that is something I just can't understand.

 

[ScouseBlueBoy]

I couldn't see the part where they smash concrete slabs on people's heads. Maybe it's in the directors cut?

Yes it is. Angelina Jolie is in disguise as the slabber, but she is revealed to be an Arab terrorist sent back in time by Man City owners to make kopites look bad. Or something.

 

[tsubaki]

oh my days...by constantly associating themselves with human tragedy they think that protects them from criticism & ridicule. And outside of normal football fans it works. The media love them!

not all aircraft disaster victims are equal, though

 

[Del]

I wonder if this will make us all look like phlegm-gargling cretins with a propensity for petty crime and thuggish violence?

Do they show the part were they rob tickets and try to murder a waiter

Can't wait for the prequel "One night in Heysel"

 

[Del]

/pukes

In the extended version Kenny pisses himself and Rodgers has to change his nappy

Not nice

 

[roydo]

In the extended version Kenny pisses himself and Rodgers has to change his nappy

Not nice

Haha! He doesnt look well to me.

 

[Jacob]

I wonder if this will make us all look like phlegm-gargling cretins with a propensity for petty crime and thuggish violence?

The usual RS characterisation as loveable, cheeky, quirky, heart-on-sleeve.................................gob****es

 

[Merseyzig]

I saw Pepe Reina's open farewell letter to the Viet Cong. Made me feel good not just to be a football supporter, but a human being.

 

[Dithering Dougie]

I wonder if this will make us all look like phlegm-gargling cretins with a propensity for petty crime and thuggish violence?

The fella in that's about 40 living in his mum and dads spare room covered in Liverpool posters...


What a very accurate portrayal of their fans