My bad.
We'll get beat 3-0, Lualua hat-trick!
Someone's got to jinx it.
Where the hell is Sanchin0 these days anyway?
Bindippers v Man Utd
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Where the hell is Sanchin0 these days anyway?
Ah. I thought he was from there anywayshows how much I pay attention.
He's back anytime now though.
Done absolutely brilliantly to even reach the ball let alone hit the post, and take into account he set up the goal, and was responsible for winding down the clock in stoppage time. He played well.
Don't tell anyone, but I was going to say I was jinxing it in place of him...
...but I forgot his name.
Nearly typed Sanchez.
Don't tell anyone, but I was going to say I was jinxing it in place of him...
...but I forgot his name.
Nearly typed Sanchez.
!Just said on the radio the police are after him.
Good that he has been shamed, though I'd rather he weren't arrested.
Last edited by skalpel; Today at 09:37 PM. Reason: misread the postand theres no way of me salvaging it now WHAT SHOULD I DO?
What was the original?
What was the original?
"Great news." or something similar to that
. I think the guy is a complete arsehole who deserves to be disgraced in front of the whole country but I'm not keen on the idea of arresting people for it because it tends to strengthen their racist views: "Hurrrr.. Can't even speak my mind these days, thought police arresting me in my own country blah blah".
The vile bindipper has his mug plastered all over the papers today. LFC have said he will be banned for life and prosecuted. Well done to all for shopping the sick ****.
Mirror
A racist thug who aimed a “monkey” *gesture at Manchester United’s Patrice Evra was last night being hunted by police.
He was caught on camera at Anfield during yesterday’s heated FA Cup 4th round tie.
The vile pose – posted on Twitter by Smudger was condemned by Liverpool fans, many of whom had brought anti-racist banners along to the match.
It came amid tension as the two clubs met for the first time since Liverpool striker Luis Suarez was given an eight-match ban for racially abusing defender Evra.
The “monkey’ incident came after 23 minutes of the highly charged match, which Liverpool won 2-1 to reach the fifth round.
Captain Steven Gerrard hit a shot over the bar as Evra closed him down before the camera panned to the fans where the thug, among Liverpool supporters but not wearing club colours, makes his gesture. Police immediately launched an investigation.
Sources at Anfield said he faces a lifetime ban if caught.
Match Commander Chief *Supt Jon Ward said: “Specialist officers are reviewing match footage as a result of a picture posted on Twitter.
“This matter is now under *investigation by specialist hate crime detectives and we are working with Liverpool Football Club to identify the man.”
Mr Ward added that there were two arrests during the policing operation and 17 fans – mainly from Manchester – were ejected for spitting on the ground and abusing stewards.
The unknown racist was *widely condemned from fans of all sides on Twitter last night.
Bob Stone posted: “If a *Liverpool fan was making *monkey gestures, it should be condemned by everyone.
“Not acceptable and casts an ugly shadow over a great day.”
Louise Wain agreed: “Liverpool fan making monkey gestures...disgraceful human being.”
Arsenal fan Andy Wood said: “Hope Liverpool FC find the moron who was making monkey gestures and ban him for life. One presumes he never *celebrates a Glen Johnson goal?”
Fans on Liverpool FC’s website also criticised the man.
A fan calling himself Liver-01 said: “His actions should equal a life ban and nothing less.
“Especially after how much the pressure is on our club in recent times and how the reputation is being affected.” TheRealSheepHead said: “There were always going to be some insignificant amoeba’s bringing the names of both clubs into disrepute.
“That intellectual midget *making the monkey gesture can prepare for his life-long banning from Anfield.”
Before the game both managers had called for calm.
Sir Alex Ferguson wrote to all Man Utd fans travelling to Anfield calling for them to behave.
The United boss asked for the fans to offer *“positive, witty and loud” support.
And in the match programme Liverpool’s Kenny Dalglish said: “Clearly, passions always run high when the clubs play against each other but as far as we are *concerned this is a football match and not about any other issue. We don’t need any sideshows.”
A spokesman for Liverpool FC said: “We are working closely with Merseyside Police to *establish the facts and identify the individual involved.
“We would urge any supporters with any information to contact either the club or the police.”
A racist thug who aimed a “monkey” *gesture at Manchester United’s Patrice Evra was last night being hunted by police.
He was caught on camera at Anfield during yesterday’s heated FA Cup 4th round tie.
The vile pose – posted on Twitter by Smudger was condemned by Liverpool fans, many of whom had brought anti-racist banners along to the match.
It came amid tension as the two clubs met for the first time since Liverpool striker Luis Suarez was given an eight-match ban for racially abusing defender Evra.
The “monkey’ incident came after 23 minutes of the highly charged match, which Liverpool won 2-1 to reach the fifth round.
Captain Steven Gerrard hit a shot over the bar as Evra closed him down before the camera panned to the fans where the thug, among Liverpool supporters but not wearing club colours, makes his gesture. Police immediately launched an investigation.
Sources at Anfield said he faces a lifetime ban if caught.
Match Commander Chief *Supt Jon Ward said: “Specialist officers are reviewing match footage as a result of a picture posted on Twitter.
“This matter is now under *investigation by specialist hate crime detectives and we are working with Liverpool Football Club to identify the man.”
Mr Ward added that there were two arrests during the policing operation and 17 fans – mainly from Manchester – were ejected for spitting on the ground and abusing stewards.
The unknown racist was *widely condemned from fans of all sides on Twitter last night.
Bob Stone posted: “If a *Liverpool fan was making *monkey gestures, it should be condemned by everyone.
“Not acceptable and casts an ugly shadow over a great day.”
Louise Wain agreed: “Liverpool fan making monkey gestures...disgraceful human being.”
Arsenal fan Andy Wood said: “Hope Liverpool FC find the moron who was making monkey gestures and ban him for life. One presumes he never *celebrates a Glen Johnson goal?”
Fans on Liverpool FC’s website also criticised the man.
A fan calling himself Liver-01 said: “His actions should equal a life ban and nothing less.
“Especially after how much the pressure is on our club in recent times and how the reputation is being affected.” TheRealSheepHead said: “There were always going to be some insignificant amoeba’s bringing the names of both clubs into disrepute.
“That intellectual midget *making the monkey gesture can prepare for his life-long banning from Anfield.”
Before the game both managers had called for calm.
Sir Alex Ferguson wrote to all Man Utd fans travelling to Anfield calling for them to behave.
The United boss asked for the fans to offer *“positive, witty and loud” support.
And in the match programme Liverpool’s Kenny Dalglish said: “Clearly, passions always run high when the clubs play against each other but as far as we are *concerned this is a football match and not about any other issue. We don’t need any sideshows.”
A spokesman for Liverpool FC said: “We are working closely with Merseyside Police to *establish the facts and identify the individual involved.
“We would urge any supporters with any information to contact either the club or the police.”
He doesn't look like a man with an education so probably has nothing much to lose. But if he considers himself a true fan of the club hopefully seeing the players/staff of the team he supports condemn him has a big impact. Good that he will never set foot in a football stadium again.
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