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

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Has @HongKongToffee self destructed like the now thankfully departed the brace yet?I tell you what short of using photoshop, there will be no reds putting up pictures on here, of an rs captain lifting the premiership trophy any time soon.:p They lost the league at Goodison!lol
 


larbert toffee said:
'The spirit of Shankly' Don't make me laugh, they've obviously forgotten how they shunned the great man and made him feel worthless, it was us Evertonians who showed we were the better persons in making him welcome at Goodison.
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Oh look, here's the Spirit of Shankly "socialists" singing about "der Munichs, lad".

How fraternal and socialistic.

Less like the Paris Commune and more like a Brown Shirts piss up in a bierkeller in Berlin.
 
shagpuss said:
The Tories and LFC have always gone very nicely together:

Emlyn Hughes and Kevin Keegan kissing Maggie. Probably wanted kiss her muff too.

Tommy Smith was also a known Tory and racist.

Souness campaigned for Maggie and Major aswell as writing in the Sun.

Barnsey and Ian St. John were campaigning for the Tories in Wirral South in 2010.

Esther McVey, Jimmy Tarbrush, Cilla and Ken Dodd all Tory Reds.

Paul Jewell stated that he was the only Labour voter in their dressing room when he was on fringes of the first team around 1983. I assume this means Paisley and Fagan were Tories too.

Surely Aldo must be one too. Everything else about the man is a stain on humanity.

There's nothing socialist about the Cult. Just cynical, plastic sentimental bullpoo.
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I've never got that either. They were always formed as a brand, whereas we were formed as a charity. We have done things for the community and even help their fans more than their club has. I mean I can't stand either of the two parties now, but I'd say they are far more interested in greed than Everton. Think of the stuff, even our under 21's have done for homeless charities. I remember hearing a story about Gerrard visiting a local hospital and he was asked to speak to a few diehard Kopites and said basicaly told the nurse to eff off. Also their delusions about being loyal supporters, to be fair United always filled their ground even when they were awful and took thousands away from home. Also there have been times, when they were useless under Moyes and they were still getting behind their team. Even when they lost 4-0 a lot of their fans stayed behind and clapped their team off.
I've always been amazed the undeserved respect their fans get, considering all the rubbish we've gone through our fans still fill away ends and fill GP, despite rarely being rewarded for our loyalty. When they have been slightly rubbish their fans have deserted them, a few years ago they were offering free child tickets for the Utrecht game, all you needed was 1 adult. Not a surprise, that the can't get tickets brigade din't turn up for that. I've got no problem with the genuine reds who follow them through thick and thin and even a lot of them hate all the hangers on the have. But the ones who have come out of the woodwork after the final is ridiculous. I can honestly say I've known like 3 to 5 reds who go to most of the games, nearly eevry Everton I know has a sometime done that. Obviously finances play a part in why some Blues including myself don't go the games anymore, but I did in the past. Where were these clowns throughout the rest of the season.
 
dannyboy said:
Glad you thought that as well. How is it people talk like that? It must take so much effort to make yourself pull off such an embarrassing tone.
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Worse than the nobs of the Anfield wrap, what is it with all these phoney Scouse nonsense. Ye there are people who have very strong accents, but it's natural with them it's fake. They probably come from Widnes or Runcorn.
 
shagpuss said:
The Tories and LFC have always gone very nicely together:

Emlyn Hughes and Kevin Keegan kissing Maggie. Probably wanted kiss her muff too.

Tommy Smith was also a known Tory and racist.

Souness campaigned for Maggie and Major aswell as writing in the Sun.

Barnsey and Ian St. John were campaigning for the Tories in Wirral South in 2010.

Esther McVey, Jimmy Tarbrush, Cilla and Ken Dodd all Tory Reds.

Paul Jewell stated that he was the only Labour voter in their dressing room when he was on fringes of the first team around 1983. I assume this means Paisley and Fagan were Tories too.

Surely Aldo must be one too. Everything else about the man is a stain on humanity.

There's nothing socialist about the Cult. Just cynical, plastic sentimental bullpoo.
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This needs to be a sticky!!!
 

shagpuss said:
The Tories and LFC have always gone very nicely together:

Emlyn Hughes and Kevin Keegan kissing Maggie. Probably wanted kiss her muff too.

Tommy Smith was also a known Tory and racist.

Souness campaigned for Maggie and Major aswell as writing in the Sun.

Barnsey and Ian St. John were campaigning for the Tories in Wirral South in 2010.

Esther McVey, Jimmy Tarbrush, Cilla and Ken Dodd all Tory Reds.

Paul Jewell stated that he was the only Labour voter in their dressing room when he was on fringes of the first team around 1983. I assume this means Paisley and Fagan were Tories too.

Surely Aldo must be one too. Everything else about the man is a stain on humanity.

There's nothing socialist about the Cult. Just cynical, plastic sentimental bullpoo.
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I thought Esther, for all her other faults, was one of us.

Is that not the case?
 
I had a guy today come in to my work today, he's an ok guy. He knows I'm a blue, he's a red crap.

He went to a rs bar, they moved it to a bigger one. He said after the game everyone started pouring champagne on each other and setting of red flares in the street in the middle of downtown Rochester, NY. A city where 90% of the people probably had no clue what those drunk fools were doing.

What a bunch of clowns. Even if they have never been to liverpool or Anfield. They are vile by nature. The culture is contagious and toxic.
 
JelavicBrate2 said:
I've never got that either. They were always formed as a brand, whereas we were formed as a charity. We have done things for the community and even help their fans more than their club has. I mean I can't stand either of the two parties now, but I'd say they are far more interested in greed than Everton. Think of the stuff, even our under 21's have done for homeless charities. I remember hearing a story about Gerrard visiting a local hospital and he was asked to speak to a few diehard Kopites and said basicaly told the nurse to eff off. Also their delusions about being loyal supporters, to be fair United always filled their ground even when they were awful and took thousands away from home. Also there have been times, when they were useless under Moyes and they were still getting behind their team. Even when they lost 4-0 a lot of their fans stayed behind and clapped their team off.
I've always been amazed the undeserved respect their fans get, considering all the rubbish we've gone through our fans still fill away ends and fill GP, despite rarely being rewarded for our loyalty. When they have been slightly rubbish their fans have deserted them, a few years ago they were offering free child tickets for the Utrecht game, all you needed was 1 adult. Not a surprise, that the can't get tickets brigade din't turn up for that. I've got no problem with the genuine reds who follow them through thick and thin and even a lot of them hate all the hangers on the have. But the ones who have come out of the woodwork after the final is ridiculous. I can honestly say I've known like 3 to 5 reds who go to most of the games, nearly eevry Everton I know has a sometime done that. Obviously finances play a part in why some Blues including myself don't go the games anymore, but I did in the past. Where were these clowns throughout the rest of the season.
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I obviously live in the US. In a relatively smaller market, but by no means a small greater area. It's over a million.

We are littered with RS, MFC, and Chelsea supporters, I'm sure MNC will be the new fad.

I've only met 2 other blues. Both are way older than me, but have made it a point to go to Goodison. The one is actually a season ticket holder and told me when I can make the trip he'll have a ticket for me. Which is incredibly generous. I'm hoping the next fall will be the time I can make the first of many trips. I want to see Goodison.

All of the swarm of RS ask why would I go there? I haven't met one who has actually been to Anfield. It's a bit confusing.

I'm the lazy one out of the blues.
 

shagpuss said:
The Tories and LFC have always gone very nicely together:

Emlyn Hughes and Kevin Keegan kissing Maggie. Probably wanted kiss her muff too.

Tommy Smith was also a known Tory and racist.

Souness campaigned for Maggie and Major aswell as writing in the Sun.

Barnsey and Ian St. John were campaigning for the Tories in Wirral South in 2010.

Esther McVey, Jimmy Tarbrush, Cilla and Ken Dodd all Tory Reds.

Paul Jewell stated that he was the only Labour voter in their dressing room when he was on fringes of the first team around 1983. I assume this means Paisley and Fagan were Tories too.

Surely Aldo must be one too. Everything else about the man is a stain on humanity.

There's nothing socialist about the Cult. Just cynical, plastic sentimental bullpoo.
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Dagleish was the biggest of them all, he would advertise for them at any opportunity, rats the lot of them.
 
We are Liverpool. This Means More.

Trying to wrap my head around why they think their club matters more to their fans than other teams.

There again, I supposed it's a nod to their cult-like mentality passed down from the club. I couldn't name another club where there are so many so-called diehard fans from around the world (who know very little about the club apart from they're pretty decent and win things). At the end of the day, the more cult-like the club coins itself, the more money they'll drain from these 'fans' as the support is passed down generations, across lands and continents, etc.

The fans are lapping it up, of course.
 

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