[Football] Champions' league final issues

[Insel affe]

It's no use Mr Psychobobby, I've read that a few times and I'm not exactly sure what you are saying. Is there something you need to share with the group? Did a Scouse kid steal one of your conkers in kindergarten?

Yep, that’s it, nailed it….

Have a good night faoilean.

I can be a bit “special”

 

[BN9 BHA]

 

[Peacehaven Wild Kids]

Not taken at this match, but it is very recent. Reveals a certain mindset don’t you think?

Honestly, look at the font, you don’t need to be Frank Abagnale Jr to stroke your chin at this

 

[sydney]

Sounds like a big problem in Paris with thousands of ticketless Liverpool supporters attempting to get into the stadium. The ticket checking perimeter is too close to the stadium apparently.....Let's hope this won't be another prefect storm.

according to people who are there the liverpool area was crammed by ticketless locals meaning that fans with tickets couldn't get in , players relatives with tickets from the club were told by "officials" that their tickets were counterfeit which is patently not the case, fans queuing outside with tickets were pepper sprayed by the good old gendarmerie in an attempt to disperse them (bless their little socks , anyone who knows will just know) , looks like the French have ballsed this one up nicely.

 

[sydney]

I suggest you change your name to Bigotry Boy...

scoucers and Irish are fair game on here , don't mention boats or refugees though , you'll get in terwubble.

 

[rogersix]

Not taken at this match, but it is very recent. Reveals a certain mindset don’t you think?

you mug

 

[rogersix]

Ahh, fake news huh? Nod, nod, wink, wink.

would you like a shovel with that?

 

[Lenny Rider]

They saw that it worked at Wembley, English fans are it trying again.

Regardless of the subsequent issues with the Policing and stewards they thought it worked in Sheffield 33 years ago

 

[Goldstone1976]

Yup. Not sure what the word on that banner was originally (the name of a town, I'm guessing) but it definitely wasn't "ticketless." You can tell that simply by how it doesn't follow the curve of the top of the banner.

EDIT: just seen you've added the original to your post earlier on this thread. So not the name of a town then after all

It was a place name though: Fulking. What did you think the word was?

 

[portlock seagull]

https://youtu.be/BkPD6-u7tcs

That’s fans trying to get out of a crush, outside the stadium though - not trying to illegally get in. As said, not seen any videos of Liverpool fans scaling the walls and trying it on.

 

[portlock seagull]

Forever the victim, never their fault.

Seriously, you should be banned for that. Disgraceful saying this on a football site. Insult to the dead, could have been any of us.

 

[Neville's Breakfast]

Regardless of the subsequent issues with the Policing and stewards they thought it worked in Sheffield 33 years ago ��

That myth has been dispelled in court.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-35473732.amp

You seem to be a part of creating a new one. Thousands did travel to Paris without tickets but if you are going to imply that thousands tried to force their way in you are going to need to produce some evidence. John Robertson has said he gave away complimentary tickets which the stewards claimed were fake, which was obviously not the case.
This thread is nothing more than an embarrassing airing of prejudice but to persist with the lies around Hillsborough takes it to a new low.

 

[sydney]

i had good mates that were at The Heysel Stadium , the trouble there was mostly caused by locals and Police , basically the English are not liked on the continent , they are more than happy to take your money but largely they view us as scum.

 

[timbha]

i had good mates that were at The Heysel Stadium , the trouble there was mostly caused by locals and Police , basically the English are not liked on the continent , they are more than happy to take your money but largely they view us as scum.

Is that because our fans respected the culture of the countries they were visiting and acted accordingly, or did they put their Union Jack shorts on, go on a big piss up and turn their city squares into battle grounds? The term “English Disease” springs to mind.

 

[Lenny Rider]

That myth has been dispelled in court.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-35473732.amp

You seem to be a part of creating a new one. Thousands did travel to Paris without tickets but if you are going to imply that thousands tried to force their way in you are going to need to produce some evidence. John Robertson has said he gave away complimentary tickets which the stewards claimed were fake, which was obviously not the case.
This thread is nothing more than an embarrassing airing of prejudice but to persist with the lies around Hillsborough takes it to a new low.

Nev we share a love of the Albion, but we will have to agree to differ on this one.

Sadly all of the fans who died played by the rules that day, they had match tickets and they arrived at the ground in plenty of time, I accept that the some of the people responsible for the tragedy have been held to account, but it will never be possible for everyone culpable in that horrific incident to be traced and also held to account.

 

[Is it PotG?]

Is that because our fans respected the culture of the countries they were visiting and acted accordingly, or did they put their Union Jack shorts on, go on a big piss up and turn their city squares into battle grounds? The term “English Disease” springs to mind.

No generalisations there then. Did you witness any of this btw?

 

[timbha]

No generalisations there then. Did you witness any of this btw?

Are you saying it didn’t happen? Of course there are generalisations. If we all posted specifics there would be no discussion.

 

[Is it PotG?]

Are you saying it didn’t happen? Of course there are generalisations. If we all posted specifics there would be no discussion.

I've no idea, I wasn't there. Basing a viewpoint on what might have happened, never the strongest foundations.

 

[sydney]

Is that because our fans respected the culture of the countries they were visiting and acted accordingly, or did they put their Union Jack shorts on, go on a big piss up and turn their city squares into battle grounds? The term “English Disease” springs to mind.

yes there has been a lot of that , the English have been their own worse enemies, has the violence between Roma and Frankfurt fans been extensively covered in the English media...?? 80 deported 20 police injured , one policeman stabbed?? , the trouble at the Heysel was brought about by the locals taunting the English fans about the sinking of English ships by exocet missiles which were Belgian made...not an excuse but that is what cause it , there was footage of a photographer running across the athletics track to get away from the crumbling wall only to be flattened by a copper with a baton. No flat footed bobbies on the continent mate , they don't dick about.

 

[Swansman]

Regardless of the subsequent issues with the Policing and stewards they thought it worked in Sheffield 33 years ago ��

i had good mates that were at The Heysel Stadium , the trouble there was mostly caused by locals and Police , basically the English are not liked on the continent , they are more than happy to take your money but largely they view us as scum.