The Official Man Utd & Liverpool plus Chelsea, Everton and City Banter Thread!

Make me you tosser.

I've dealt with enough **** commments, threads, posters and pictures over the past two years to satisfy myself without having to prove it to some halfwit such as yourself.

 

Haha another one from the Ze school of modding

Not going to name them then? Shocker that - gobshite

 

I was challenging the idea that tragedies can be separated.

As far as NOF is concerned, seeing as he admitted that he deliberately made use of a tragedy to try to offend people I don't see why he shouldn't be banned. Doesn't matter whether he was taking advantage of Heysel, Hillsborough, or anyone else's death.

 

Perhaps you could dish out some more neg rep? Show your rep muscles!

 

Your fans were responsible for what happened at the Heysel tragedy & some were jailed as a result.

As soon as NOF used that tag the it was immediately & incorrectly referenced to Hillsborough, that's why he was banned & it's a disgrace

Btw re: your Chelsea story - you do realise that your then chairman tried to blame Heysel on Chelsea fans don't you?

 

No, he was banned for using the Heysel tragedy to get a reaction. What the Liverpool fans thought he was doing is irrelevant.

 

They were responsible for causing trouble not responsible for a rotting stadium, stupid police or UEFAs ridiculous idea of putting English and Italian hooligans en masse close together.

BB you are just a scummy human being, I hope to not see you on our board, you are a little scummy troll

 

How can their thought process be irrelevant when it was them who complained about it?

That's a total cop out (no pun intended) imo

 

They were responsible for acting like twats & charging the opposition fans that lead to a disaster

I love the fact that me pointing out facts & highlighting your victim mentality somehow makes me a scummy human being - lol, I can sleep at night pet

 

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What the **** are you prattling on about Tobes.

April 15 may be the saddest day of the year for Liverpool supporters as they remember the Hillsborough disaster, but it's not the only day when many fans stop for a moment to think of a large group of football supporters who went to a match only never to return.
If Hillsborough is the saddest day in the club's history, May 29th is surely the lowest.
On May 29 1985, 39 football fans died when a wall collapsed at the Heysel stadium in Belgium. What should have been one of the greatest nights in the club's history turned into a nightmare.
Instead of leaving Brussels having seen our team lift a fifth European Cup, Liverpool supporters travelled back to England having witnessed the deaths of 39 football fans including 32 Italian fans of Juventus, four Belgians, two from France and one man from Northern Ireland.
Liverpool had objected to the choice of ground to stage the final well before the friendly banter outside the stadium began to turn nasty inside. Aside from the fact that the stadium appeared to be crumbling, Liverpool's main concern was that there was to be a neutral section of the ground set aside for football fans from Belgium. The club argued that only Liverpool and Juventus should be allocated tickets. Setting aside a neutral area would only lead to both sets of fans being able to buy tickets off Belgium touts thus creating a dangerous mixed area. As history has since proved, this neutral area was soon filled with Italian supporters.
As tempers became frayed inside the ground about an hour before kick off, both sets of fans baited each other through a segregating fence made from chicken wire. After a sustained period of missiles being thrown by both sets of supporters, some Liverpool fans charged at their Italian counterparts and, as chaos took over, Juventus fans fled only for a wall blocking their escape to collapse on top of them. Thirty-nine football supporters died where they fell.
Later that night, Juventus won the European Cup 1-nil. It's a match nobody wants to remember.
Kenny Dalglish, Liverpool's greatest ever player, will never forget what happened in Belgium though.
"The fact that fatalities might result wouldn't have occurred to the Liverpool fans when they ran across."
Dalglish admits that it wasn't until the following morning that the Liverpool players finally realised exactly what had happened inside the stadium.
"We saw the Italian fans crying, and they were banging on the side of our bus when we left the hotel," he recalls. "When we left Brussels, the Italians were angry, understandably so; 39 of their friends had died. I remember well one Italian man, who had his face right up against the window where I was sitting. He was crying and screaming. You feel for anybody who loses someone in those circumstances. You go along to watch a game. You don't go along expecting that sort of ending, do you? Football's not that important. No game of football is worth that. Everything else pales into insignificance."
Almost 20 years after that terrible day, Liverpool and Juventus were drawn together again for the first time in the quarterfinals of the Champions League. It was if fate had brought the two teams together to join forces and honour those who had lost their lives at Heysel.
"There is a friendship between the two clubs and supporters," Liverpool Chief Executive Rick Parry revealed after the draw had been announced. "As soon as the draw paired us together for the first time in 20 years, memories of the Heysel Stadium disaster were naturally in people's minds, both in Turin and here on Merseyside. The two clubs built bridges and forged powerful links after Heysel. The bond between us remains strong, but we still want all Juventus fans to know that we are very SORRY about the fact that 39 people lost their lives. We moved forward in a spirit of friendship after Heysel and the clubs continue to work together in a spirit of mutual respect."
May 29th remains a day of remembrance for both Juventus and Liverpool supporters.

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In Memory & Friendship
In Memoria e Amicizia
In Memory and Friendship

• Rocco Acerra
• Bruno Balli
• Alfons Bos
• Giancarlo Bruschera
• Andrea Casula
• Giovanni Casula
• Nino Cerullo
• Willy Chielens
• Giuseppina Conti
• Dirk Daenecky
• Dionisio Fabbro
• Jacques François
• Eugenio Gagliano
• Francesco Galli
• Giancarlo Gonnelli
• Alberto Guarini
• Giovacchino Landini
• Roberto Lorentini
• Barbara Lusci
• Franco Martelli
• Loris Messore
• Gianni Mastrolaco
• Sergio Bastino Mazzino
• Luciano Rocco Papaluca
• Luigi Pidone
• Bento Pistolato
• Patrick Radcliffe
• Domenico Ragazzi
• Antonio Ragnanese
• Claude Robert
• Mario Ronchi
• Domenico Russo
• Tarcisio Salvi
• Gianfranco Sarto
• Giuseppe Spalaore
• Mario Spanu
• Tarcisio Venturin
• Jean Michel Walla
• Claudio Zavaroni

Rest in Peace


http://www.liverpoolfc.com/history/heysel

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I must have imagined that taking 20 years to happen mate, a fact not lost on the Juventus fans who turned their backs on the presentation of the 'Friendship' plaque when they visited Anfield the other year

No offence page as you're sound, but it is what it is

 

Because the decision to ban him wasn't made based off the Liverpool fans reactions, I personally made that decision because using Heysel as an insult isn't allowed here. That's a principle we have always stuck to on this board (Keep the tragedies out of it). Heysel or Hillsborough, it doesn't make a difference.

Besides, the agreement with NOF since he's normally a good poster is that he will be allowed back in a few days with a firm warning never to sink that low again in the future.

 

Spot on JC.

 

So does anyone still post on here or are we all banned now ?

 

Fair enough mate & I'm pleased that he'll be allowed back, as he's a good lad

 

Yeah, like I said, playground.

Brilliant.

I'm just relieved to log on this morning and find I wasn't neg repped, **** knows how I would have coped with that.

 

I did cringe when I read that. After a long weekend of hearing my kids argue amonst themselves whilst constantly saying ''make me'' I didn't expect to then log on and find the same use of the phrase on the ****ing banter thread

 

What did you get up to?

We went to Longleat, was pretty bloody good to be honest. Packed out.

Only had one very minor meltdown too, and this was merely about the timing of a promised treat!! Then all slept soundly in one hotel room, five of us.

And then you read this forum and realise what utter ****wits use it.

 

I can see it's been very tense on here over the last few days.

Hope you all had a good weekend.