Not all Liverpool fans are murderers but the one's, that were in Heysel Stadium that fateful and took part in hooligan activity are.I strongly believe in the right to call Liverpool FC and their fans out on what happened at Heysel without fear of punishment.39 lives swept under the carpet and the families treated like dog crap stuck on someone's shoe.
Very biased view this. Can only assume you weren't around then. We had the County Road Cutters which was the most notorious firm outside of London. We were also feared for our racist element. Black palyers hated coming to Goodison (ask Les Ferdinand). Barnes back heeling a banana at Goodison an iconic image.
There wasn't the big hooha among fans of other clubs then either (unlike yours) as hooliganism was rampant throughout the game. Could have been any team. The most famous hooligan of the day, our very own Andy Nicholls, was at Heysel that day. Innocently viewing a game of another team I'm sure. English teams were banned because hooliganism was an English problem, not one teams problem. Italian hooliganism was right up there also and lasted much longer than here. Those missiles that Juve fans were throwing weren't innocently landing on rival fans. Or the knifing fom Roma fans the year prior. Some very blinkered views from people who weren't around then.