The Wizard
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Paxton Dazo
Up The Spurs.
- Mar 11, 2007
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Behave.
I remember Liverpool rioting at Heysel, this killing 90 odd people whena wall collapsed. The scousers of course blamed everyone but themselves including the builders for not building the wall strong enough to withstand their riot. If that had been Millwall they would have closed down the den. They got us kicked out of Europe, had Daglish fall over at the Kop end to win a diving penalty on a very regular basis and when they are losing they get just like Man U ridiculous extra time. No respect for liverpool a all. They should have been shut down after Heysel
- Jul 7, 2003
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Ah yes, I see you've been reading Great English Football Myths, chapter 3, again.
If you read on through Chapters 4 and 5, you'll learn how the FA Cup is The Greatest Cup Competition In The World, bar none, as well as how football in this country didn't exist until SkySports invented it in 1992.
seagullsovergrimsby
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Liverpool , best comedy on the TV at the moment.
Bwian
Kiss my (_!_)
- Jul 14, 2003
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What a complete load of bollocks. Stop buying The Sun-it's turning you into an idiot.
Jimmy Grimble
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The words of a closet Liverpool fan.
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Booing the team off after a few defeats a classic example of that......
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A few broken irony-meters round here yesterday...
Jimmy Grimble
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If only he was being ironic.
Tony Meolas Loan Spell
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In the 80s Europe used to brace themselves for the thieving scousers visiting. True that.
NMH
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Obviously you don't actually know much about Heysel.
It is the INTERNET AGE, why not do a little research before coming up with 'facts' like those?
edit; here, I've done it for you; Heysel Stadium Disaster - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The wall was "strong enough" to crush those seated next to it by the retreating fans, it had nothing to do with the collapse of the wall that people were killed.
That some locals were baiting Liverpool fans, spitting at them and throwing things at them may have had something to contribute to the affair, and the locals retreating when the fence gave way, maybe?
Knowing how foreign police laying into travelling fans for simply celebrating or waving scarves, while doing nothing about their own fans throwing dangerous objects and using threatening behavior, and how nasty Italians can be in a mob situation, I doubt that Heysel was completely down to Liverpool's supporters.
English football fans also have the stigma of a catchy name; 'hooligan', which 'discriminately' identifies our fans and ours only. Yes, we have them - but so do other footballing countries.
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Jimmy Grimble
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Sorry all. He's clearly a MORON.
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I'm sure you'll find you can suck his dick. That's what he normally says in these situations.
NS Herald
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Going back to the Goldstone days, considering the numbers they bought and the success they were having, I always thought they were the quietest away fans of all the 'big' teams. What are they like today?
Pretty silent at White Hart Lane at on opening day
Paxton Dazo
Up The Spurs.
- Mar 11, 2007
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Ooo, I've read that book, but I'm pretty sure it says Newcastle have the best fans in the whole wide world ? No one can even get near them?
Or is that a different book?
When I read it it said Newcastle fans are the most 'loyal', Liverpool fans are the most 'knowledgable' and Man City fans are the most 'long-suffering'. I think it said that Chelsea had the best fans in the world - apparently some of them have been going since 2003.Ooo, I've read that book, but I'm pretty sure it says Newcastle have the best fans in the whole wide world ? No one can even get near them?
Or is that a different book?
PS - Have you got to the chapter yet where it says Spurs are a big club?
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