Oh ffs, Hillsbrough charity single

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2242915/Hillsborough-charity-single-revealed-including-Alan-Hansen-Paul-McCartney-Kenny-Dalglish-Robbie-Williams.html

How embarrassing, a campaign should be done to stop this shit getting to number 1.

Warms my heart to know that there is still some good out there.

It's ridiculous. If the club cared so much then they'd cough up the court costs instead of poisoning our ears with this rubbish.

I like that song. Also thought you don't 'troll' Liverpool fans.

I'm not trolling. Having an opinion on something doesn't make me a troll.

Hooligans, by Example would have been a better choice for a Hillsbrough Charity Single.

The lyrics have so much meaning:

"We came, we saw, we killed the crowd
We came, we saw, we killed the crowd
We came, we saw, we killed the crowd
We came, we saw, we killed the crowd"

"Lose your Rolex, rip your tshirt,
Bounce up til both ur knees hurt
Jump up with your hands apart
You're all goin home in an ambulance"

Careful Forest, someone might ring the police and report you for trolling a disaster that could have been avoided with sensible and sober fans.

*Sigh*

AndItsKoren! wrote:Careful Forest, someone might ring the police and report you for trolling a disaster that could have been avoided with sensible and sober fans.

Ok Pico.

That was poor.

Poor attempt. Better luck next time.

Come on James, you're trolling is usually better than this.

My last post is serious, but it isn't just Hillsbrough that it applies too. Pretty much every incident involving football fans could be avoided in the exact same way

AndItsKoren! wrote:It's ridiculous. If the club cared so much then they'd cough up the court costs instead of poisoning our ears with this rubbish.

They force people in the UK to listen to songs too??!! What a horrible government!

ahlycotc wrote:

AndItsKoren! wrote:It's ridiculous. If the club cared so much then they'd cough up the court costs instead of poisoning our ears with this rubbish.

They force people in the UK to listen to songs too??!! What a horrible government!

No, but radios and music channels choose what we listen to. For a lot of people it's either listen to the radio or work in silence, not many places will allow employees to wear headphones/listen to their own music. Also, if it does get to Christmas number 1, it'll be played everywhere.

But again, well done on only choosing to reply to a little part of my post.

Go crawl back into your hole.

Revolution!

Petulant, spiteful thread is petulant, spiteful...

Where is the intervention from the moderating council?

Glen Damon wrote:Where is the intervention from the moderating council?

Right here.