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Victimpool FC - Klopp leaving, grown men crying
- Thread starter southstand1882
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Please tell me that's a shot of The Sun.
Those running that paper will be my heroes forever if that's the case.
Like them or not, there's something one has to love about the no fudges given attitude there.
Absolute genius.
braineclipse
Willie Hall
Quite obvious who knows nothing about what it takes to stay or succeed in the Premier League.
Gazza Dazzla
Chris Perry
This Hull appointment bares a passing resemblance to Southampton bringing in the unfancied Pochettino. Still early days I know but this guy Silva has impressed so far.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/38865320
Jurgen Klopp has the same record as Brendan Rodgers in his first 54 league games as Liverpool boss: 26 wins, 16 draws and 12 defeats
Jurgen Klopp has the same record as Brendan Rodgers in his first 54 league games as Liverpool boss: 26 wins, 16 draws and 12 defeats
Glenda's Legs
Les Ferdinand
I know things move slower oop north, but why now, after all this time? Has something else happened?
Is it linked to the Tigers vs Pussies headline posted above?
If it is, they are just precious beyond belief.
Liverpool ban The Sun from Anfield and Melwood due to Hillsborough coverage
Liverpool Football Club has banned reporters at The Sun newspaper from attending matches at Anfield or visiting its Melwood training ground.
The newspaper has been widely vilified on Merseyside due to a front page story it ran on April 19 1989, four days after 96 supporters were killed in crush at Sheffield Wednesday’s Hillsborough Stadium before an FA Cup semi-final against Nottingham Forest.
Headlined ‘The Truth’ it alleged that Liverpool supporters had picked pockets of victims, urinated on and beaten up police officers. The allegations have since been disproven.
Total Eclipse of the S*n campaign group have long campaigned for a widespread boycott of the newspaper, which is not stocked in many Merseyside newsagents.
They tweeted: “Further to conversations with LFC Directors we are happy to inform you that s*n journalists no longer enjoy access to all club premises.”
The Sun have not conducted an exclusive interview with Liverpool staff over the past 24 years but have been able to attend matches and press conferences. Last year Jurgen Klopp refused to answer a question from one of the publication’s journalists.
The ban is expected to be in place for tomorrow’s visit of Tottenham to Anfield.
Lots of choruses of "You are my SUNshine" tomorrow then.
Is it linked to the Tigers vs Pussies headline posted above?
If it is, they are just precious beyond belief.
Liverpool ban The Sun from Anfield and Melwood due to Hillsborough coverage
Liverpool Football Club has banned reporters at The Sun newspaper from attending matches at Anfield or visiting its Melwood training ground.
The newspaper has been widely vilified on Merseyside due to a front page story it ran on April 19 1989, four days after 96 supporters were killed in crush at Sheffield Wednesday’s Hillsborough Stadium before an FA Cup semi-final against Nottingham Forest.
Headlined ‘The Truth’ it alleged that Liverpool supporters had picked pockets of victims, urinated on and beaten up police officers. The allegations have since been disproven.
Total Eclipse of the S*n campaign group have long campaigned for a widespread boycott of the newspaper, which is not stocked in many Merseyside newsagents.
They tweeted: “Further to conversations with LFC Directors we are happy to inform you that s*n journalists no longer enjoy access to all club premises.”
The Sun have not conducted an exclusive interview with Liverpool staff over the past 24 years but have been able to attend matches and press conferences. Last year Jurgen Klopp refused to answer a question from one of the publication’s journalists.
The ban is expected to be in place for tomorrow’s visit of Tottenham to Anfield.
Lots of choruses of "You are my SUNshine" tomorrow then.
Glenda's Legs
Les Ferdinand
Don't get me wrong, I can't stand it myself either. Although this just gives it more publicity (which I have just added to). I just wondered what had happened to provoke this, as the ban is being linked to their Hillsborough coverage which whilst undoubtedly wrong, is not a new event.
It does seem a bit weird, I'd have thought they'd already have had a total ban on them to be honest.
Lemonade Money
Steffen Freund
Everyone else should follow suit.
AuroRaman
Chris Armstrong
Only this. I correctly judge people that read that fudging rag.
Is anyone going today who could organise for every Spurs fan to bring a copy of the Sun in if I pay for it?
jts1882
Dean Richards
Fans unhappy with lack of signings, a series a bad results, general disenchantment with the owners over stadium expansion plans and ticket prices. This costs FSG nothing.
Regardless of the Sun's reputation, surely this is against PL rules. Banning the press for writing the wrong thing is unacceptable behaviour. The Sun is a significant part of the press, like or not. If there is a specific item of coverage there are appropriate measures they can take.
glasgowspur
Dimitar Berbatov
It's deflection pure and simple. Don't look at the team in disarray on and off the field, we're doing wonderful, the press are all against us.
We're top of Lawros league
Stand together
Ynwa
Fools
We're top of Lawros league
Stand together
Ynwa
Fools
jts1882
Dean Richards
One other thing that has happened is David Hockney "redesigned the Sun’s masthead for a one-off edition" about a week ago. It's a tie-in with an exhibition at the Tate Britain. I can't see how this would be a factor for the Sun ban, but it might not be helpful for Tate Liverpool.
Tv pay, papers don't - no Liverpool fans buy the rag so a no lose for them. Proper desperate from the owners though