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23 Apr 17
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There are people dying in the world you know
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chavski fans just ooze class, don't they?
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you want class go to the operah
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opera even
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that foreign singy thing with the fat basts
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Roman will be proud of them.
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It's football banter, get over it.
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I've heard a lot worse from Chelsea fans, tbf.
I recall reading about something similar a few years back on a newspaper website. There was a picture of a Chelsea fan giving a nazi salute to Tottenham fans with his right arm. In his left arm, he was holding his daughter (about 7-10 I'd guess) who's giving them her middle finger. How sad is that? |
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The funny thing is i bet some signing it have no foreskin but they cant not join in or it would unlock the truth and they be be skanked to find out
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Are chelsea any worse than your average football thug?
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All a bit hypocritical after all Spurs fans have taken up the mantle of Y1d army. It's football rivalry, nothing more nothing less. You want to see low lives YouTube Wembley Park watch the classy Spurs fans picking on a woman and a couple of shirts
 To a man all our fellas have said had we seen Chelsea fans acting like that we'd of given them a bosh ! |
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paulypaul 23 Apr 17 19:31
Are chelsea any worse than your average football thug? Nope. The thug element of football ' fans' are all knuckle dragging cretins. |
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Has this accusation been proved or is it all circumcisionstantial evidence
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Chelsea fans were throwing black fans off of the metro trains in Paris a couple of years ago, footage on youtube.
Facts, I take it you don't support a football team? |
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Why do you assume that ?
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actually, re-reading your post it doesn't actually indicate that, but on the subject of football fans, I don't think the thug element in 2017 is anywhere near as bad as it was in the 70's and 80's going by some of the documentaries I've seen.
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I loved the 70s and 80s no cctv, no muppets filming you and posting it on YouTube. Happy days
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great bulling in numbers
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Capt_F one thing I am not is a bully ! Back in the day we looked for a tear up with like minded lads. TBH I'd rather have my old Mum living next door to a football hoolighan than some of the sh1t running round today
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Nowt wrong with a bit of spite IMO.
Look through the history of the human and all you will see is examples of tribalism at every level. All the hand wringers want homogenised sterile brainwashed people, well it won't ever happen. I remember the violence, that's just what it was, the owls used to join up with the Chelsea lads on occasion and have it out with some other sorts, not my thing but if like minded want it then let em get on with it. That's when the game belonged to the people and wasn't wrestled away and shaped into a 'prawn sarnie brigade' plaything where nobody actually tackles anyone and they fall about on the pitch and business meetings buy tickets to see clubs they don't even really support but pretend they do while 'bonding' to get a business deal. |
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London scum the lot of them , that's how things look in that city.
who could deny that ? |
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Do not fear coming to Liverpool, we might like you we might not.
We are not under any obligation to like anyone from London, and don't presume on our good nature. it's bad manners to do so. |
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Presume you do not work or speak for the Liverpool Tourism office lfc1971....
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I'm sure they won't rest worrying what scousers think of em.
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London, how small life is there and how small the city and its teams.
they might have money but its money without splendour. |
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I would like to say I liked people from London but naturally its quite impossible.
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lfc1971 back in the day Liverpool was such a nice friendly place to visit..............not ! Many happy memories in the Annie red end before it was segregated and walk back to Lime street was always interesting
ps couldn't give a monkeys if you like Londoners or not. |
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It's ok ufcdan, a football ground is not meant to resemble a large isolated silent room, that's all.
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A field ain't what it was once, sadly you get your quiet times now. Unheard of back in the day
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A field ffs Anfield poxy spell check
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It's changed, in fact the last time I watched Liverpool play was 3 or 4 years ago at that was against Fulham in London .
It was a good atmosphere I must admit. |
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But I was sitting in the corner of the ground seem to have for mixed support, and the Liverpool fans were at one end behind the goal
They were terrific but away supporters usually are |
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Things have changed mate back in the day the supposed away fans areas were about the worst place you could be. Annie red, Clock end and our own North stand to name a few. Things have moved on reluctantly I have to admit for the better I suppose but all a bit to corporate for me I'm afraid
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Might be 4 or 5 years ago now, or longer.
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Things have changed mate back in the day the supposed away fans areas were about the worst place you could be
Is that why a lot of Chelsea fans would infiltrate the home terrace? |
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Anfield was an embarrassment on Sunday, no passion when you were struggling, same at St James last night, we maybe limited as a team but one thing the players at Palace can always rely on is passionate support, home or away, win or lose, with the notable exception this season of the home game with the Mackems when they wiped the floor with us and the players received what they deserved, seems a long time ago now...!
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Not a new thing IMO. The so called passion & atmosphere at anfield has always been over hyped by the media
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Used to go in the home ends on away matches
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