roydo
in memoriam - 1965-2024
Sky sports 5 dedicating a night to Liverpool in a competition they have never won.
*books the echo arena for 10 years time just for giggles*
ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC"
- Thread starter davek
- Start date
- Status
*books the echo arena for 10 years time just for giggles*
Pilks
Player Valuation: £8m
TalkSport have joined the Klippity Circle Jerk en masse now, it seems. That complete bellend Adrian durham was playing a clip this afternoon of Klopp listening to a long question delivered in French, then saying he didn't understand the question.
Apparently, this is worthy of Wilde at his best, going by the mass gurgling in the studio.
Apparently, this is worthy of Wilde at his best, going by the mass gurgling in the studio.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Der best fans in der world, ish. Leopard and spots comes to mind
http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/liverpool-fc-second-football-banning-10509704
Liverpool FC second in football banning orders league of shame
Liverpool fans are ahead of Everton supporters in the banning order league.
Liverpool FC supporters are ahead of Everton in the banning order league, new data shows.
Liverpool fans received more new banning orders than almost any other team in thePremier League last season.
A total of 23 new banning orders were issued to Reds fans between September 2014 and September 2015.
Everton FC fans received five new banning orders last season, and Toffees fans were arrested just 18 times in the year 2014-15.
Burnley were the only other Premier League club last season to have received more new banning orders than Liverpool, with 26 issued.
The Clarets were relegated in May this year. Nationally, only Bristol Rovers - who were in the Conference before being promoted to League Two - beat this with 31.
Football Banning Orders (FBOs) generally last for six years and prevent fans from entering a football stadium and its surrounding area.
There are currently 53 Reds fans subjected to bans, and 25 Everton fans.
Five Tranmere Rovers fans have bans, including two people handed orders this week.
The figures, released by the Home Office, showed that the number of banning orders in the country have also fallen for the fourth year in a row.
There were a total of 2,181 in England and Wales for the 2014-15 season, 31% down from the peak of 3,174 in November 2011.
Liverpool and Everton were approached for comment.
What is a Football Banning Order?
FBOs are issued by the courts, after a person is convicted for a football-related offence, or after a complaint by the Crown Prosecution Service, or local police force.
To issue an FBO, it must be proved that the accused has caused, or contributed to football-related violence or disorder and that the FBO will prevent further incidents.
FBOs can last between three and ten years.
They can be customised to address individual behaviour patterns.
If a person breaches an FBO, they face a maximum sentence of six months in prison.
Premier League: New Banning Orders
Arsenal: 8
Aston Villa: 11
Burnley: 26
Chelsea: 12
Crystal Palace: 0
Everton: 5
Hull City: 3
Leicester City: 3
Liverpool: 23
Manchester City: 3
Manchester United: 11
Newcastle United: 13
Queens Park Rangers: 7
Southampton: 1
Stoke City: 4
Sunderland: 8
Swansea City: 4
Tottenham Hotspur: 7
West Bromwich Albion: 4
West Ham United: 13
Total banning orders
Newcastle United: 132
Chelsea: 79
West Ham United: 67
Burnley: 54
Liverpool: 53
Manchester United: 49
Sunderland: 39
Tottenham Hotspur: 37
Arsenal: 36
Manchester City: 35
Aston Villa: 31
Crystal Palace: 31
Everton: 25
Leicester City: 24
West Bromwich Albion: 21
Hull City: 19
Queens Park Rangers: 19
Stoke City: 19
Southampton: 17
Swansea City: 15
National total banning order top 20
Newcastle United: 132
Chelsea: 79
West Ham United: 67
Millwall: 64
Bristol City: 62
Leeds United: 58
Cardiff City: 56
Burnley: 54
Bristol Rovers: 54
Liverpool: 53
Manchester United: 49
Wolverhampton Wanderers: 43
Sunderland: 39
Tottenham Hotspur: 37
Arsenal: 36
Bradford City: 36
Lincoln City: 36
Manchester City: 35
Scunthorpe United: 35
Huddersfield Town: 34
http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/liverpool-fc-second-football-banning-10509704
Liverpool FC second in football banning orders league of shame
- 19:00, 26 NOV 2015
- BY CRISTINA CRIDDLE
Liverpool fans are ahead of Everton supporters in the banning order league.
Liverpool FC supporters are ahead of Everton in the banning order league, new data shows.
Liverpool fans received more new banning orders than almost any other team in thePremier League last season.
A total of 23 new banning orders were issued to Reds fans between September 2014 and September 2015.
Everton FC fans received five new banning orders last season, and Toffees fans were arrested just 18 times in the year 2014-15.
Burnley were the only other Premier League club last season to have received more new banning orders than Liverpool, with 26 issued.
The Clarets were relegated in May this year. Nationally, only Bristol Rovers - who were in the Conference before being promoted to League Two - beat this with 31.
Football Banning Orders (FBOs) generally last for six years and prevent fans from entering a football stadium and its surrounding area.
There are currently 53 Reds fans subjected to bans, and 25 Everton fans.
Five Tranmere Rovers fans have bans, including two people handed orders this week.
The figures, released by the Home Office, showed that the number of banning orders in the country have also fallen for the fourth year in a row.
There were a total of 2,181 in England and Wales for the 2014-15 season, 31% down from the peak of 3,174 in November 2011.
Liverpool and Everton were approached for comment.
What is a Football Banning Order?
FBOs are issued by the courts, after a person is convicted for a football-related offence, or after a complaint by the Crown Prosecution Service, or local police force.
To issue an FBO, it must be proved that the accused has caused, or contributed to football-related violence or disorder and that the FBO will prevent further incidents.
FBOs can last between three and ten years.
They can be customised to address individual behaviour patterns.
If a person breaches an FBO, they face a maximum sentence of six months in prison.
Premier League: New Banning Orders
Arsenal: 8
Aston Villa: 11
Burnley: 26
Chelsea: 12
Crystal Palace: 0
Everton: 5
Hull City: 3
Leicester City: 3
Liverpool: 23
Manchester City: 3
Manchester United: 11
Newcastle United: 13
Queens Park Rangers: 7
Southampton: 1
Stoke City: 4
Sunderland: 8
Swansea City: 4
Tottenham Hotspur: 7
West Bromwich Albion: 4
West Ham United: 13
Total banning orders
Newcastle United: 132
Chelsea: 79
West Ham United: 67
Burnley: 54
Liverpool: 53
Manchester United: 49
Sunderland: 39
Tottenham Hotspur: 37
Arsenal: 36
Manchester City: 35
Aston Villa: 31
Crystal Palace: 31
Everton: 25
Leicester City: 24
West Bromwich Albion: 21
Hull City: 19
Queens Park Rangers: 19
Stoke City: 19
Southampton: 17
Swansea City: 15
National total banning order top 20
Newcastle United: 132
Chelsea: 79
West Ham United: 67
Millwall: 64
Bristol City: 62
Leeds United: 58
Cardiff City: 56
Burnley: 54
Bristol Rovers: 54
Liverpool: 53
Manchester United: 49
Wolverhampton Wanderers: 43
Sunderland: 39
Tottenham Hotspur: 37
Arsenal: 36
Bradford City: 36
Lincoln City: 36
Manchester City: 35
Scunthorpe United: 35
Huddersfield Town: 34
thirdmantackle
Player Valuation: £35m
Ha, they cannot even win the banning league!!
They slipped up there!!
They slipped up there!!
Tigger
Player Valuation: £35m
Must be an alternative banning table they are winning surely?
Fearthainn
Player Valuation: £30m
The one where only racism offences are taken into account?
graeme2911
Player Valuation: £2.5m
It is telling that The Echo posted this banning order article on facebook with the headline "guess which club is higher than Liverpool in banning orders?" with an EFC flag next to the redshtes.
Sturridge got injured again before the game tonight. hes made out of soggy Wheetabix really isnt he.
Hes a gonner really, he hasnt played any football in about two years.
Hes a gonner really, he hasnt played any football in about two years.
lol
@TonyBarretTimes: Klopp to a journalist taking his time asking a question: "You wait almost as long as Simon Mignolet taking a kick"
@TonyBarretTimes: Klopp to a journalist taking his time asking a question: "You wait almost as long as Simon Mignolet taking a kick"
Pat's Van
Player Valuation: £70m
well that's my weekend spoilt
BoysInBlue
Player Valuation: £50m
No flags on the Kop last night, 2nd home game running.
Fans using their absence for political reasons to get talks with the club over over-priced tickets. Club trying to bring in 'health & safety' regulations over them.
http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/spor...-prentice-liverpool-fcs-relationship-10510131
Fans using their absence for political reasons to get talks with the club over over-priced tickets. Club trying to bring in 'health & safety' regulations over them.
http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/spor...-prentice-liverpool-fcs-relationship-10510131
Der best fans in der world, ish. Leopard and spots comes to mind
http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/liverpool-fc-second-football-banning-10509704
Liverpool FC second in football banning orders league of shame
Only Burnley had more fans hit with bans last season, according to new data
- 19:00, 26 NOV 2015
- BY CRISTINA CRIDDLE
Liverpool fans are ahead of Everton supporters in the banning order league.
Liverpool FC supporters are ahead of Everton in the banning order league, new data shows.
Liverpool fans received more new banning orders than almost any other team in thePremier League last season.
A total of 23 new banning orders were issued to Reds fans between September 2014 and September 2015.
Everton FC fans received five new banning orders last season, and Toffees fans were arrested just 18 times in the year 2014-15.
Burnley were the only other Premier League club last season to have received more new banning orders than Liverpool, with 26 issued.
The Clarets were relegated in May this year. Nationally, only Bristol Rovers - who were in the Conference before being promoted to League Two - beat this with 31.
Football Banning Orders (FBOs) generally last for six years and prevent fans from entering a football stadium and its surrounding area.
There are currently 53 Reds fans subjected to bans, and 25 Everton fans.
Five Tranmere Rovers fans have bans, including two people handed orders this week.
The figures, released by the Home Office, showed that the number of banning orders in the country have also fallen for the fourth year in a row.
There were a total of 2,181 in England and Wales for the 2014-15 season, 31% down from the peak of 3,174 in November 2011.
Liverpool and Everton were approached for comment.
What is a Football Banning Order?
FBOs are issued by the courts, after a person is convicted for a football-related offence, or after a complaint by the Crown Prosecution Service, or local police force.
To issue an FBO, it must be proved that the accused has caused, or contributed to football-related violence or disorder and that the FBO will prevent further incidents.
FBOs can last between three and ten years.
They can be customised to address individual behaviour patterns.
If a person breaches an FBO, they face a maximum sentence of six months in prison.
Premier League: New Banning Orders
Arsenal: 8
Aston Villa: 11
Burnley: 26
Chelsea: 12
Crystal Palace: 0
Everton: 5
Hull City: 3
Leicester City: 3
Liverpool: 23
Manchester City: 3
Manchester United: 11
Newcastle United: 13
Queens Park Rangers: 7
Southampton: 1
Stoke City: 4
Sunderland: 8
Swansea City: 4
Tottenham Hotspur: 7
West Bromwich Albion: 4
West Ham United: 13
Total banning orders
Newcastle United: 132
Chelsea: 79
West Ham United: 67
Burnley: 54
Liverpool: 53
Manchester United: 49
Sunderland: 39
Tottenham Hotspur: 37
Arsenal: 36
Manchester City: 35
Aston Villa: 31
Crystal Palace: 31
Everton: 25
Leicester City: 24
West Bromwich Albion: 21
Hull City: 19
Queens Park Rangers: 19
Stoke City: 19
Southampton: 17
Swansea City: 15
National total banning order top 20
Newcastle United: 132
Chelsea: 79
West Ham United: 67
Millwall: 64
Bristol City: 62
Leeds United: 58
Cardiff City: 56
Burnley: 54
Bristol Rovers: 54
Liverpool: 53
Manchester United: 49
Wolverhampton Wanderers: 43
Sunderland: 39
Tottenham Hotspur: 37
Arsenal: 36
Bradford City: 36
Lincoln City: 36
Manchester City: 35
Scunthorpe United: 35
Huddersfield Town: 34
Of course, the small article featured in the news section of the paper this morning merely has a headline massaged by their ever anxious to please subs.....
Liverpool FC fans near top of banning order league.
- Status
Welcome
Join Grand Old Team to get involved in the Everton discussion. Signing up is quick, easy, and completely free.
Shop
