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d13dave wrote: so liverpool unlike most major teams in the 70s and 80s did not have a significant hooligan problem and were only bit part players in the deaths of 39 Juventus fans after being infiltrated with hooligans from other clubs namely Chelsea. I am not having it I will draw the line at blaming Liverpool fans in anyway for Hillsborough. Sneaking in certainly did not help but gross mismanagement and panic by the police were the cause. The cover up afterwards was equally disgraceful <span style="line-height: 1.4;"> </span>

You are exaggerating your first point and playing down the second.

I have always said LFC were in some way to blame and I think most people in Liverpool acknowledged that.
It was the lies and the cover-up that irked.

Gary McKay wrote: d13dave wrote: so liverpool unlike most major teams in the 70s and 80s did not have a significant hooligan problem and were only bit part players in the deaths of 39 Juventus fans after being infiltrated with hooligans from other clubs namely Chelsea. I am not having it I will draw the line at blaming Liverpool fans in anyway for Hillsborough. Sneaking in certainly did not help but gross mismanagement and panic by the police were the cause. The cover up afterwards was equally disgraceful <span style="line-height: 1.4;"> </span> You are exaggerating your first point and playing down the second. I have always said LFC were in some way to blame and I think most people in Liverpool acknowledged that. It was the lies and the cover-up that irked.

Gary I think even Dalglish acknowledged the club didn't do enough/take enough responsibility in their initial reaction to Heysel.

UEFA provided the conditions for what happened but Liverpool as a club were primarily responsible for Heysel irrespective of the fact there were some/other hooligans of other clubs at it.

Gary McKay wrote: My second point is in reference to Hillsborough not Heysel.

I know that. I probably shouldn't have referenced your quote. I was just trying to address ya

Anyway the moral of the story is, Liverpool are a shower of cxxts

Gary McKay wrote: irishmufc wrote: Gary McKay wrote: My second point is in reference to Hillsborough not Heysel. I know that. I probably shouldn't have referenced your quote. I was just trying to address ya Anyway the moral of the story is, Liverpool are a shower of cxxts Totally agree. Was with them in Madrid in 09. Wrecked the place. Never seen so many trackies in my life, not being from Tallaght or Finglas.

The away supporters are hardcore who go to all the games both home and away. Unfortunately you'll have a sizable percentage that are hardcore scumbags.

The United unofficial fanzine I buy always highlights United fans acting the bollocks on away trips. Abusing female stewards at Southampton or not paying for food in Sociedad.

Not sure if other United fans hold them to account on the spot but one thing that makes me proud of our support at away Ireland games is that we self police and any arsehole draped in a tricolour flag who acts the prick isn't long told to cop on.   

Edited by irishmufc - 12 Mar 2015 at 1:44pm

Green Devil wrote: @IrishMufc, spot on regard to the Irish fans away from home, it's great to see the behaviour of our lot is top notch.

Ah fcuk you!! the rest of it is spot on too

Or its just possible that they were the ones who were caught !!!

Didnt fink of dat didcha ?

Gary McKay wrote: Or its just possible that they were the ones who were caught !!! Didnt fink of dat didcha ?

Lads are ye auditioning for Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrels 2?

Gary McKay wrote: Cabra Hoop wrote: Gary McKay wrote: Or its just possible that they were the ones who were caught !!! Didnt fink of dat didcha ?   Do your research my old segosha and dont rely of gossip and tittle-tattle. Liverpool Echo might be a good place to start......... You're boring me know.

"That's nice.........."

Have to admit as much as I dislike Mourinho and Chelsea, I'd always shout for them against Liverpool.Most Chelsea fans I know are bang on and I only know one Man City fan (and he's a gent) but there's too many Liverpool fans that who would never let me live it down if they won.

That aside no matter what Chelsea and City win, it'll never be considered an outstanding achievement in comparison to the great Liverpool teams of old who built their success without winning the Sugar Daddy lottery overnight.

I'll always be up for City and Chelsea when it comes to facing Liverpool.