SanguinePar

Completely agree. In fact I'd go further and have it that when you sign your first senior contract you declare which country you belong to, and that's it. If you think you might be good enough for a top side, or England, say so then, but no going back later.

Called it ...oh, and also he's a member of the Royal Family, but that clearly has nothing to do with it.

Is that a joke?

Jesus. That's awful :-(

Spine of a team, right there.

https://streamable.com/s4n7j Scores for Cardiff, runs to the sidelines, pushes a steward out of the way (a bit), and is mobbed by the fans. Legend :-)

For those, like me, who hadn't seen the incident: https://streamable.com/931td

No, that's neither what I said nor what I'm saying. I'm saying they are not responsible. Otherwise, by your logic, those people inside who died at the front are also 'partially responsible' simply by dint of being there - had they not been there at all, they couldn't have died, could they? Responsibility for what happened that day lies solely with the police and match organisers, not the fans. And I'm still trying to understand how you extrapolate from the actions of some fans to responsibility for all of them, even years later.

I think Liverpool were in a bit of a false position when they were 8 clear, tbh. From what I've seen of them this year they aren't as good as they were last year. Better defensively (on the whole) but weaker in attack and less able to sweep opponents aside or break down stubborn defences (that Leicester game being a good example - Liverpool just couldn't get through those solid blue lines at all) They've had a bad couple of weeks, but I do think they'll bounce back. Plus, having played City twice and taken only 1 point, to be 3 ahead is still pretty good. They can't afford many more slips though. I could see Spurs coming back into it a bit too, although I don't think they'll win the league.

Because no fans of other clubs ever fight among themselves nor turn up without tickets. That's never happened to anyone else, so having a go at Liverpool specifically makes total sense here.

Ok, so I've read your report, and I'm not seeing anything which justifies your statement that "[Liverpool fans] were partially responsible for Hillsborough" Fans turning up without tickets are in no way responsible for the dangerous facilities and police incompetence that killed 96 people. Your own report makes it clear that had the police been organised enough to check tickets further away (an extremely obvious and expectable approach) the problem at the ground would not have existed: And even if you could make a case that there was responsibility it wouldn't explain why you "feel this way about Liverpool fans” At most you could feel that way about those specific fans who turned up without tickets, but to generalise that to other fans, especially the many thousands who weren't even born then is ridiculous. The irony that you include this line is amazing:

All fallen apart. Great first half, nightmare second. That crazy offside goal was the turning point IMO.

F**k that linesman. F**k him. C**t.

Great performance so far, especially this guy:

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