Italian 90 tv programme channel 4

[tommye]

Fitting if the opening game of our new home is Everton welcoming Juventus. Show them what the City is really about.

Juventus have their own shame over the way they treated the families of their own fans in the aftermath of the disaster.


Pales into comparison with that lot though.

 

[tommye]

The whole thing still leaves a very sour taste in the mouth, even now, 37 yrs later.


Bitter?



Damn, 'kin right I am.
Every fibre of my being despises them.

 

[Armaghtoffee]

I'll never let them forget.
I remind them at every opportunity.
Never let them forget their shame.
Never let the memory of those 39 be forgotten.

The number of times I have had the bollocks of ‘Everton fans singing about Hillsborough’ thrown at me is disappointing. Not only by Kopites but also United ‘fans’.

Sky Sports fans, parroting the bollocks social media tells them too.

 

[Yank]

I'm jealous, the type of television programs you guys seem to get around sports is far better than here.

We get a few docs on espn a year, other than that it's all debate [Poor language removed]. Cheapest bang for their buck.

 

[Shevin Keedy]

I'm jealous, the type of television programs you guys seem to get around sports is far better than here.

We get a few docs on espn a year, other than that it's all debate [Poor language removed]. Cheapest bang for their buck.

To be honest there was nothing new in the documentary that isn't available elsewhere. If I get a chance later on I'll try and list some of the stuff they sourced so you can check it out.

This was far more about politics than sport by the way.

 

[Stevie Nicks Bootleg]

As soon as Evans' kipper appeared i knew it'd be a case of a 'the stadium wasn't fit for purpose' angle, even though he himself said fans were "going mad and trying to rip the fences down". It may not have been ideal, but it still held a European final a few years before (Arsenal-Valencia) and remained in-tact, hence why it was approved for that match.

 

[Yank]

To be honest there was nothing new in the documentary that isn't available elsewhere. If I get a chance later on I'll try and list some of the stuff they sourced so you can check it out.

This was far more about politics than sport by the way.

Still sounds rather interesting.

Appreciate that offer but I wouldn't want you to put in that effort, I'm far from reliable enough of following where I'd hate to waste your time.

I'll love this away in my memory and maybe I'll catch it on some of the programming that randomly becomes available here.

My college degree was in political science so anything in that vein would catch my eye.

 

[Johnniepk]

?????

 

[magicjuan]

As soon as Evans' kipper appeared i knew it'd be a case of a 'the stadium wasn't fit for purpose' angle, even though he himself said fans were "going mad and trying to rip the fences down". It may not have been ideal, but it still held a European final a few years before (Arsenal-Valencia) and remained in-tact, hence why it was approved for that match.

The walls were standing upright all by themselves, until...

 

[Stevie Nicks Bootleg]

The walls were standing upright all by themselves, until...

The Style Council arrived?

 

[magicjuan]

The Style Council arrived?

Close ?

 

[DanB90]

As soon as Evans' kipper appeared i knew it'd be a case of a 'the stadium wasn't fit for purpose' angle, even though he himself said fans were "going mad and trying to rip the fences down". It may not have been ideal, but it still held a European final a few years before (Arsenal-Valencia) and remained in-tact, hence why it was approved for that match.

“Wasn’t fit for purpose”

What purpose was that? Hooliganism?

 

[4737carlin]

As soon as Evans' kipper appeared i knew it'd be a case of a 'the stadium wasn't fit for purpose' angle, even though he himself said fans were "going mad and trying to rip the fences down". It may not have been ideal, but it still held a European final a few years before (Arsenal-Valencia) and remained in-tact, hence why it was approved for that match.

The sad thing is he was laughing and praising Millwall at Luton, not sure why they allowed someone who glorified 85s hooligan problem to be on there.

Even the ex hooligans didn't do that

 

[Sharpies volley]

What amazes me is how has this man become a journalist.

 

[Stevie Nicks Bootleg]

The sad thing is he was laughing and praising Millwall at Luton, not sure why they allowed someone who glorified 85s hooligan problem to be on there.

Even the ex hooligans didn't do that

"We need to see scenes like this, we loved it." Poor show as usual by that nimrod, who rivals Aldo for the title of 'world's most punchable man'.