Liverpool FC Official Thread

Scott_LFC wrote:

Keyser Söze wrote:I could just as easily say that prior to that day and after that day there were no incidents because those yobbish fans involved didn't show up to those games. An FA Cup semi final that would attract those particular fans is a unique event. The police are present for every game at Hillsborough so they are a regular occurrence and never had an issue. You introduce a unique element to a routine event and you get a unique outcome, it's obvious what the issue is. Your line of logic isn't compatible with your opinion.


2 of the 9 jury's didn't agree with the findings. Extrapolate that and it's nearly 25% of the population. Remove any outside pressure, fear and bullying and that number would quickly rise.  

Honestly feels like I'm beating a dead horse here, but.. yobbish fans showed up to all games all over the county. On this instance, Police/Official failings meant that the yobbish fans got access into the stadium. You're having a fucking laugh if you think (especially 27 years ago), the police never had to deal with that sort of thing other than on the day of Hillsborough. It happened all the time.

Like it's been repeated about 100 times now, the police failings on the day led to the events. On previous occasions, the Police/Officials did their job correctly. The day of Hillsborough, they failed. 

That's a hell of a lot more likely a scenario than trying to say that maybe the Liverpool fans on the day were the only fans that behaved in that way  (again, especially when you're talking about 27 years ago).

Some of the stories I get told from my Dad, StepDad and even my Grandfathers make me cringe and wonder how they ever felt okay to go to a match with supporters like that around them. (Dad's a United fan, StepDad, Liverpool and Grandparents were Rangers/Celtic fans).

As for the bolded bit, lmao.. just lmao. Pressure? Fear of bullying? LMAO. Oh no.. the mighty Liverpool fans might revolt against us! 

What about the Jury people who rule on cases involving extremely dangerous criminals who could potentially still have people on the outside? They still throw them in Jail, regardless and that's a MUCH scarier scenario. Just fucking lmao if you think in this day and age, measures weren't taken to ensure that there was no bias going into the proceedings. 

2 out of 9 means roughly nearly 25% of the population would have agreed? That's way too small of a sample size for you to make such a claim  Bloody hell. You're getting a bit silly now, give your head a wobble.

Scott_LFC wrote:

Keyser Söze wrote:Well your 1st paragraph is a lie/a back track.    

If 1 single person had died at Hillsborough then it would have been exactly the same? At this point you're obviously repeating nonsense you don't believe just because you don't want to concede being wrong.

Again, you're trying hard to force emotional/personal involvement with a chant that has nothing to do with you.

Er.. no it isn't. That's what I've been trying to get across to you this entire time. It appears that it's dawned on you now that you misunderstood me completely, so you've resorted to accusing me of lying or backtracking. Fucking hell. Read through it again and maybe it'll click in your tiny brain.

If 1 single person had died, and the police still covered up/lied about it like they did with the 96, then I'd expect it to be the same, if not, very similar. You're getting pedantic, like RR. Try not to take everything absolutely literally. But then again, I guess you're holding onto the little victories.

Again, not trying hard to do anything. If that's how you percieve it, then you're welcome to do so. I don't give a toss.

Keyser Söze wrote: You're shite.

Keyser Söze wrote: You're shite.

ResurrectionRooney wrote:Will always have an asterisk next to it if you do win.  You knocked out the best two teams in the competition using a souped up drugs cheat and only started playing fair once those teams were out.

Keyser Söze wrote:I think you'll definitely win purely because I don't believe Seville can win it 3 years in a row. It's unheard of in the modern era for a team to win a knock-out competition for 3 successive seasons.  

Glen Miller wrote:

Keyser Söze wrote:I think you'll definitely win purely because I don't believe Seville can win it 3 years in a row. It's unheard of in the modern era for a team to win a knock-out competition for 3 successive seasons.  

It's clearly written in the stars as well.  This season has been all about the narrative, and Klopp is the kind of manager whose success seems to fit the story well.