ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC" part 2

Encoder · February 11, 2019

bol-uk said:
Oh right.Is one getting accused of being RS and the other not? Are either of them actually RS?

I think HK is a blue. HongKong on the other hand is redder than Phil Thompson after seeing liverpool have conceded on one of the screens next to him.

4737carlin · February 11, 2019

bol-uk said:
Is HKtoffee even a red? Cos if he is not then people need to stop with the abuse imo.

I dont think he is at all, mainly because he talks more sense on some Everton issues then some of the blues on here

d34noj · February 11, 2019

@hktoffee is blue. @HongKongToffee is MOST DEFINITELY not blue.

Hope that clears that up.

Jebus_lives · February 11, 2019

bol-uk said:
Oh right.Is one getting accused of being RS and the other not? Are either of them actually RS?

One of them definitely is.

malfosse · February 11, 2019

d34noj said:
Sums up kopites to a tee that gif, only hear what you want to hear.

They have that gif saved for when anyone mentions a certain game, that too place in Belgiun in 1985.
B lends.

LEONARD · February 11, 2019

Let's get the old ducking stool out again.

If he drowns, then he's innocent.

catcherintherye · February 11, 2019

Gwladysstreetlad said:
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To be fair they know that was a big step for City. They have practically sewn up the goal difference, and maintained top spot having played harder games, particularly Chelsea who are one of the better sides left for either to play (probably the 3rd hardest fixture left).

City are gaining enormous momentum at a time when sides usually begins to slow down. It must be pretty depressing viewing for Liverpool fans.

The irony is they defeated a side they were always going too and looked decent (though the best they've been in about 6 weeks) yet have still had an awful week really, as both Spurs and City came through harder challenges.

hktoffee · February 11, 2019

bol-uk said:
Oh right.Is one getting accused of being RS and the other not? Are either of them actually RS?

What have I done to make you think I’m a RS pal? Because I want Silva to get 7th?

roydo · February 11, 2019

hktoffee said:
What have I done to make you think I’m a RS pal? Because I want Silva to get 7th?

He got confused between you and Hongkongtoffee mate.

hktoffee · February 11, 2019

HongKongToffee said:
City wages are not £263 million lol.

They got the help of a Tory Donor who has a banking links in tax free Cayman Islands.

They divert a percentage of the players wages to another Company House based there to bring the wages/turnover % down in the turnover results.

That was in the Die Speigel expose, that scam has been going on even before they got caught by UEFA for FFP violations.

Hi there, perhaps you should change your username to stop these confusion between my identity and yours. Thanks.

canuckblue · February 11, 2019

hktoffee said:
What have I done to make you think I’m a RS pal? Because I want Silva to get 7th?

I think it's basically just confusion caused by the similar usernames. Almost everyone on here knows the difference between you and that kopite lurker.

canuckblue · February 11, 2019

hktoffee said:
Hi there, perhaps you should change your username to stop these confusion between my identity and yours. Thanks.

Or could we just have the kopite banned and put out of our misery?

hktoffee · February 11, 2019

roydo said:
He got confused between you and Hongkongtoffee mate.

Mod, I was trying to have a sense of honour there. You know I’ve been visiting this great forum for a couple of years now so that’s something I tried to learn. Peace.

Deleted member 38674 · February 11, 2019

catcherintherye said:
as both Spurs and City came through harder challenges.

I don't think it will make much difference as City have shown they're capable of getting beat home or away by teams in the bottom half. They generally step up in the big games. The banana skins for City this season have been the ones where they're expected to turn up and win. Newcastle, Wolves, Palace, Leicester. In that respect, would it really surprise anyone if City lost at home to West Ham or away to Bournemouth in their next fixtures?

For Liverpool, it's generally been the reverse. They are beating the teams you'd expect them to and have dropped points in the games you might "expect" them to have trouble in. City, Chelsea and Arsenal, draws or defeats surprise nobody. Even Leicester and West Ham are no mean feats these days. It will be interesting to see how they fare against United, Chelsea, us and Spurs, bearing all that in mind, and see if they can keep up their good run against teams in the bottom half.