Because UEFA and the French authorities' total disregard for any organisation at all has helped lead to this.
It's been well documented that there were locals attempting to bunk in.
I know it's also been documented that there were Liverpool fans bunking in too.
But how they organised the entrance is disgraceful. How the police went into attack mode is disgraceful. Let's not get tribal because it's that lot alright.
Now, Liverpool as a club need to shoulder some responsibility. This rhetoric they have, this hype - it helps build up and lead to chaos. That needs to stop.
However, UEFA blaming them for the other night is disgraceful - and Madrid fans were caught up in it too. And the French police and government are sickening and honestly put our lot in a good light tbh. Plenty of French ministers have now come out and said the same thing, too.
20,000 people down one road, cut in half by police vans, under a flyover, in a notoriously rough area of a sprawling city, with 6-8 stewards checking tickets before they got to the turnstiles, and no other checkpoints, with said stewards then leaving their post and letting everyone through to the turnstiles... This is on UEFA and the French.
There’s defo questions UEFA need to answer, particularly around why they funnelled so many fans into a small, narrow number of turnstiles creating a bottleneck.
But the bits above in bold which the club, the fans, the media are refusing to discuss or accept are why it’s getting tribal. The narrative is that every single Liverpool fan behaved impeccably, and they’re all entirely blameless.
Not surprising that people are pushing back against that narrative, given that we could have predicted trouble when 30,000 are going over without a ticket, and there’s people on social media boasting about blag tickets.