Now you mention it I've seen the guy in the top left corner before. As you say it's seeing him and the others crying again that matters.I think I've seen the chap in the top left corner before, but no matter, he was crying again, that"s what matters![]()
Nadine Dorries is from Liverpool I believe? I also remember she was one of the most vocal MP's about punishing our club over Roman.It's started. Fans of other clubs will be blamed.
https://news.sky.com/story/champions-league-final-culture-secretary-calls-for-formal-investigation-into-deeply-concerning-scenes-outside-stadium-for-liverpool-v-real-madrid-12623679
Fair play to that fan. The reason many other clubs don't have these problems is that they do call out the so called fans who do this kind of thing. I draw the comparison to Rangers who brought arguably even more fans to Sevilla. But even though there was a ton of drinking involved you didn't see their ticketless fans trying to bunk in. They would probably have got a slap if they tried. Those fans are actually ruining the experience for those that got legitimate tickets. By all means travel to the city hosting the final but stay away from the stadium if you couldn't get tickets, and accept that you have to watch it at one of the big screens that are usually set up.Coming from a Liverpool fan, I actually think the following is pretty fair:
“Fine, agree [that the French can’t be trusted], the narrative shouldn’t be good fans caused this, but we’ve seen f**k loads of people on twitter and on forums bragging about blag tickets and efforts to bunk in.
I’m not there so I can’t say anything about what happened on the ground but we too often turn a blind eye to scumbags doing quite blatantly the wrong thing.
no excuse for two wrong treatment of our good fans, but we need to start calling out our own.
whether it’s knobheads throwing flares into rival supporters ends, knobheads robbing service stations on the way to the cup final and bragging about it on twitter or knobheads flogging and intentionally buying fake tickets for this match.
our good fans - those in the vast, vast majority get tarred by these twats, and we excuse them too much.
I’ll probably get slated for saying this but it’s true.”
She is.Nadine Dorries is from Liverpool I believe? I also remember she was one of the most vocal MP's about punishing our club over Roman.
We won the CL last year with zero huge incidents and that was in a year where the covid rules/law/regulations were relaxed after 1year+.It's started. Fans of other clubs will be blamed.
https://news.sky.com/story/champions-league-final-culture-secretary-calls-for-formal-investigation-into-deeply-concerning-scenes-outside-stadium-for-liverpool-v-real-madrid-12623679
As I mentioned earlier it is estimated that up to 150,000 Rangers fans went to Seville and there was not one arrest. Shows that you can have a good time and drink a lot with out causing trouble. The Rangers fans were highly praised for their behaviour and have been complemented by many Spaniards including the mayor of Seville.Fair play to that fan. The reason many other clubs don't have these problems is that they do call out the so called fans who do this kind of thing. I draw the comparison to Rangers who brought arguably even more fans to Sevilla. But even though there was a ton of drinking involved you didn't see their ticketless fans trying to bunk in. They would probably have got a slap if they tried. Those fans are actually ruining the experience for those that got legitimate tickets. By all means travel to the city hosting the final but stay away from the stadium if you couldn't get tickets, and accept that you have to watch it at one of the big screens that are usually set up.
Yes, no major incidents in last year's CL and I can't recall any in Munich in 2012. Chelsea and Bayern fans drinking together and having friendly banter. Yes, there was a bit of mickey-taking but didn't get out of hand.We won the CL last year with zero huge incidents and that was in a year where the covid rules/law/regulations were relaxed after 1year+.
It's certainly no coincidence when Liverpool play a big game, some disaster is just on the brink of happening