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MikeeMike said:
I know this is sour grapes but anyway. On BBC this morning , Mayor Joe Anderson called out on saying “understandable”.
then BBC saying “Many of the fans that congregated wore face masks”
Seriously!
It was clear that would happen but dont try to defend it verbally and then justify it with blantant untruths.
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Hard to get too annoyed with fans who've waited three decades for this.

I live in Bournemouth and we've had tens of thousands of morons descend on my beach and shops this week simply because the weather was nice and they're on "Corona-holiday" from work.
 
MikeeMike said:
I know this is sour grapes but anyway. On BBC this morning , Mayor Joe Anderson called out on saying “understandable”.
then BBC saying “Many of the fans that congregated wore face masks”
Seriously!
It was clear that would happen but dont try to defend it verbally and then justify it with blantant untruths.
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We’d be doing the same thing if we won the league . Can’t really complain about what’s going on.
 
The powers-that-be got their fairytale ending with * winning the title so we should end the season now. We’d be saving ourselves from the current abomination that’s masquerading as a regular football season and we can save potentially hundreds of lives by denying * fans further opportunities to disgrace themselves in public.

Everybody wins.
 
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Red00012 said:
We’d be doing the same thing if we won the league . Can’t really complain about what’s going on.
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We would but it still doesn’t mean we wouldn’t be criticised for it nor feel utter shame should we have contributed to a huge spike in community transmission off the back of it.

I said weeks ago that I don’t blame * supporters much as in the circumstances it’s understandable, i.e. 30-year wait, mass gatherings being cheered on by the media, politicians and even healthcare workers everywhere for the past month etc. The horse bolted on this one weeks ago but it still doesn’t make * supporters’ actions over the past 36 hours correct.
 
I'd feel a bit more rage if we'd not been seeing mass gatherings for many many weeks at this point. They shouldn't do it, but most people shouldn't be doing most of what they're doing in this country now so feck it, makes more sense for Liverpool fans to in the heat of the moment do what they did than morons going to Bournemouth beach for the day to cram together like sardines.
 
BBC News - Fans' behaviour 'unacceptable' says Liverpool FC
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-53203765

Let's be honest their fanbase is constantly disgracing itself. It's literally a yearly occurrence. Assaulting old men and throwing them in fountains in Europe, attacking their own fans to steal tickets in Athens, ripping up seats and trashing the toilets at Old Trafford on several occasions, Heysel..

Every club has idiots I know but I've never known such a big club to have so many. It's not just a minority either as it happens all too often. I have always had a grudging respect for the club (even though it has let itself down badly at times i.e. Suarez/Evra) but the fanbase I absolutely despise.

I've seen videos of them driving up to Old Trafford the other day with cars decked out in LFC flags and what not. Then you have others who have trashed their own city and stuck two fingers up at coronavirus and our most vulnerable. Even after their complaints about the Athletico game and the government.

If that's their version of "celebration" they can keep it. Sad, pathetic, obsessive, cretins being shown in their true light once again.
 
Love the whatabouttery from their fanbase.

Always someone else’s fault.
 
Buchan said:
The powers-that-be got their fairytale ending with * winning the title so we should end the season now. We’d be saving ourselves from the current abomination that’s masquerading as a regular football season and we can save potentially hundreds of lives by denying * fans further opportunities to disgrace themselves in public.

Everybody wins.
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Do you seriously think the league was re started just to give Liverpool the title?
 
Dancfc said:
Do you seriously think the league was re started just to give Liverpool the title?
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Obviously not but the outcome was predictable and policing of it was a joke. I can't visit my mum but football fans have been given an unnecessary incentive to flout lock down and go on a social drinking session risking thousands of lives. But it's a great mood lifter apparently..... I missed football on TV but I miss my family, friends and playing football more.
 
Imagine winning the league and when the fans celebrate it, the club calls it unacceptable. :lol:
Premier League Champions*
 
They’re obviously looking for a way to show how Liverpool ‘means more’ and how much better they are than any other fan base and decided the answer is hooliganism and putting lives in danger.
 
Judge Red said:
They’re obviously looking for a way to show how Liverpool ‘means more’ and how much better they are than any other fan base and decided the answer is hooliganism and putting lives in danger.
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You forgot the ‘attack emergency services’ bit, mate...



Despicable bastards. Have they any shame? They are a stain on English football. Always have been.
 
Nothing strange. Everyone knew this would happen (except Daglish that is). After 30 years without PL trophy as one of the biggest clubs in England it is normal that people lose any normal thinking and celebrate all night. It is like putting wounded sheep with wolves and tell them, don't eat the sheep. The FA knew, Premier League knew, fans knew, players knew, police knew, goverment knew, city council knew. Everybody (except Daglish). Still they went on with the season this way. When R numbers go up again and people start filling hospitals they can thank everyone. Except Daglish, he didn't knew anything.

With videos coming out from last night, we can agree that it isn't positive for the image of the club and the fans.
 
Has anyone asked Dalgliesh for his latest thoughts?
 
I’m disappointed but honestly I’m not surprised. There’s always a group within our base who will happily drag the clubs name through the dirt and call themselves ‘supporters’ afterwards.

I saw a video on Facebook of Liverpool fans attacking an ambulance and honestly I felt sick watching it.
 
Buchan said:
You forgot the ‘attack emergency services’ bit, mate...



Despicable bastards. Have they any shame? They are a stain on English football. Always have been.
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That’s the one I saw. Hated watching it. Absolute lowest of the low.
 
Buchan said:
You forgot the ‘attack emergency services’ bit, mate...



Despicable bastards. Have they any shame? They are a stain on English football. Always have been.
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BeforeKeanetherewasRobson said:
https://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/an...-merseyside-police-and-liverpool-city-council

"Naughty boys.... tut tut.

Please don't do it. Please.

And then we can have a huge parade in a bit".
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The club set the example for its fanbase to follow with the shameful way they acted through the lockdown, so these disgraceful scenes should come as no surprise to anyone.

Ban all involved from football stadiums for life, no exceptions, and fine the club too.
 
Bunch of cnuts.

So far they have trashed their own city, made numerous trips to Old Trafford and Goodison Park and whilst at the latter put flags on the Dixie Dean statue and covered up Everton's memorial wall, attacked the emergency services, broken all of the Covid legislation, been shamed by their own club and city mayor.

What an embarrassment.
 
On the Covid breaches, the tone was set by the fecking animals in government. You can't really blame the public for not respecting the rules having had to sit still through months of Tory gangsterism by Boris and his thugs.

The rest of the stuff is indefensible.
 
Anyone heard if FA Cup final has a planned date or will be behind closed doors? Sincerely hope they delay it until fans can attend. Would be simply aweful otherwise. (Just reading 1st August scheduled )
 
Leicester might be going in a more stricter lockdown. I wonder for how long and what that will mean to Leaicester City? If it goes ahead.

From BBC

Speaking in the House of Commons on Monday evening, he added: "We recommend to people in Leicester, stay at home as much as you can, and we recommend against all but essential travel to, from and within Leicester."

Next game in few days time.
 
90 + 5min said:
Nothing strange. Everyone knew this would happen (except Daglish that is). After 30 years without PL trophy as one of the biggest clubs in England it is normal that people lose any normal thinking and celebrate all night. It is like putting wounded sheep with wolves and tell them, don't eat the sheep. The FA knew, Premier League knew, fans knew, players knew, police knew, goverment knew, city council knew. Everybody (except Daglish). Still they went on with the season this way. When R numbers go up again and people start filling hospitals they can thank everyone. Except Daglish, he didn't knew anything.

With videos coming out from last night, we can agree that it isn't positive for the image of the club and the fans.
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Is it feck, it is anything but "normal behavior" imo. I don't want to be associated with these morons who can't behave properly, regardless of what they're celebrating. Attacking an ambulance is a major no-no even in regular times, let alone during this pandemic. How sick, or blind drunk, or morally apprehensive (or all three combined) do you have to be to do such a thing? I don't have any time for these "fans", it's literally the most egocentric thing you could be doing right now and basically giving the finger to the NHS, people at risk, your own grandparents, you name it.

It genuinely thought the majority of the fans living in and around Liverpool would be smarter than that, and maybe the people in those videos are just a very tiny minority of our actual fanbase and 90% did actually behave, don't know, but it's a stain on our title win as far as I'm concerned. There are enough other ways to celebrate this.
 
RobinLFC said:
Is it feck, it is anything but "normal behavior" imo. I don't want to be associated with these morons who can't behave properly, regardless of what they're celebrating. Attacking an ambulance is a major no-no even in regular times, let alone during this pandemic. How sick, or blind drunk, or morally apprehensive (or all three combined) do you have to be to do such a thing? I don't have any time for these "fans", it's literally the most egocentric thing you could be doing right now and basically giving the finger to the NHS, people at risk, your own grandparents, you name it.

It genuinely thought the majority of the fans living in and around Liverpool would be smarter than that, and maybe the people in those videos are just a very tiny minority of our actual fanbase and 90% did actually behave, don't know, but it's a stain on our title win as far as I'm concerned. There are enough other ways to celebrate this.
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I said it was normal to lose any sort of normal thinking because of all emotions. Not that it is alright. But normal. Something everyone knew would happen.

Those who were making problems don't need any comment. They do that by themselfs. And not in a good way. Attacking ambulance was just shocking to see.
 
RobinLFC said:
Is it feck, it is anything but "normal behavior" imo. I don't want to be associated with these morons who can't behave properly, regardless of what they're celebrating. Attacking an ambulance is a major no-no even in regular times, let alone during this pandemic. How sick, or blind drunk, or morally apprehensive (or all three combined) do you have to be to do such a thing? I don't have any time for these "fans", it's literally the most egocentric thing you could be doing right now and basically giving the finger to the NHS, people at risk, your own grandparents, you name it.

It genuinely thought the majority of the fans living in and around Liverpool would be smarter than that, and maybe the people in those videos are just a very tiny minority of our actual fanbase and 90% did actually behave, don't know, but it's a stain on our title win as far as I'm concerned. There are enough other ways to celebrate this.
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These fans are real scousers, people from Liverpool that are the lifeblood of that football club that turn up and support the team through good times and bad and are horrible cnuts that really won`t give a flying feck what you think about them.
 
djembatheking said:
These fans are real scousers, people from Liverpool that are the lifeblood of that football club that turn up and support the team through good times and bad and are horrible cnuts that really won`t give a flying feck what you think about them.
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Rashford and Pogba don’t care what you think of their performances either buddy yet here we are both on this forum giving our opinion on stuff.
 
RobinLFC said:
Rashford and Pogba don’t care what you think of their performances either buddy yet here we are both on this forum giving our opinion on stuff.
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You are missing the point, as a Liverpool supporter you don`t seem to understand scousers.
 
RobinLFC said:
Is it feck, it is anything but "normal behavior" imo. I don't want to be associated with these morons who can't behave properly, regardless of what they're celebrating. Attacking an ambulance is a major no-no even in regular times, let alone during this pandemic. How sick, or blind drunk, or morally apprehensive (or all three combined) do you have to be to do such a thing? I don't have any time for these "fans", it's literally the most egocentric thing you could be doing right now and basically giving the finger to the NHS, people at risk, your own grandparents, you name it.

It genuinely thought the majority of the fans living in and around Liverpool would be smarter than that, and maybe the people in those videos are just a very tiny minority of our actual fanbase and 90% did actually behave, don't know, but it's a stain on our title win as far as I'm concerned. There are enough other ways to celebrate this.
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Agreed, all this bullshit and excuses about how it was always gonna happen, inevitable etc. Nah, the general gathering whilst not the best idea can sort of be looked over but the other stuff. High profile ex players turning up, fans trashing the city, setting buildings on fire, attacking emergency services, turning up at opposition fans grounds etc. That’s disgraceful and should no way be looked at as “it was always gonna happen, first title In thirty years“.

When City won the league for the first time in fifty four year none of this shit went on. When Leicester won the league for the first time in their history none of this went on.
When Chelsea won the league for the first time, none of this shit went on. Certain people in this thread are trying to put the blame for this down to the PL and the powers that be for restarting but if you do that you are absorbing responsibility from a section of disgracefully behaving Liverpool fans and that is so wrong.
 
djembatheking said:
You are missing the point, as a Liverpool supporter you don`t seem to understand scousers.
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It has little to do with scousers for me. The same happened in Napels, Munich, Budapest, Prague and other cities where titles / silverware were celebrated. These are just cnuts of the highest order, all of them in all those cities. You might pride yourself about the fact that Mancs wouldn't do this but most of those celebrating outside wouldn't either if it was our 14th title in 30 years, I'd guess (or hope). There's just no excuses to be made for them, I hope they get identified and fined, but sadly doesn't look to be the case. I don't get why some on here are so desperate to label all inhabitants of a certain city or area as inherently bad people though, because obviously that's never the case.

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Agreed, all this bullshit and excuses about how it was always gonna happen, inevitable etc. Nah, the general gathering whilst not the best idea can sort of be looked over but the other stuff. High profile ex players turning up, fans trashing the city, setting buildings on fire, attacking emergency services, turning up at opposition fans grounds etc. That’s disgraceful and should no way be looked at as “it was always gonna happen, first title In thirty years“.

When City won the league for the first time in fifty four year none of this shit went on. When Leicester won the league for the first time in their history none of this went on.
When Chelsea won the league for the first time, none of this shit went on. Certain people in this thread are trying to put the blame for this down to the PL and the powers that be for restarting but if you do that you are absorbing responsibility from a section of disgracefully behaving Liverpool fans and that is so wrong.
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Agreed all around yeah.
 
RobinLFC said:
It has little to do with scousers for me. The same happened in Napels, Munich, Budapest, Prague and other cities where titles / silverware were celebrated. These are just cnuts of the highest order, all of them in all those cities. You might pride yourself about the fact that Mancs wouldn't do this but most of those celebrating outside wouldn't either if it was our 14th title in 30 years, I'd guess (or hope). There's just no excuses to be made for them, I hope they get identified and fined, but sadly doesn't look to be the case. I don't get why some on here are so desperate to label all inhabitants of a certain city or area as inherently bad people though, because obviously that's never the case.


Agreed all around yeah.
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I think you've been on the whole fair in what you've said but I do feel there's too many examples of Liverpool "supporters" behaving like animals in recent times to say "oh it happens all over". I know you're not trying to excuse it but it seems all too often the club is being disgraced by its fans at home and abroad. It wasn't that long ago they were bullying then dunking a local in a fountain overseas then in Athens we had them attacking people to steal their tickets and rushing the gates.

As pointed out Blackburn, City, Leicester and Chelsea didn't behave like this when they won their league titles so don't see any reason to let the fan base off the hook to be honest. Some have even driven up to Goodison Park and disrespected their memorial wall and the statue of Dixie Dean. Can you imagine if that happened at the Shankly Gates and Hillsborough memorial?

I think Liverpool are far from endearing themselves to anyone at the moment. The club should have had the players, manager and ex-pros set a far better example than they did. Holding a party and broadcasting it was utterly stupid and gave the greenlight to the mindless idiots to congregate and do the same. The clubs PR of late is absolutely awful.
 
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