Did you read the article?
Nothing from sponsors in there at all other than someone saying that if they're upset UEFA will have to listen.
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Victimpool FC - Klopp leaving, grown men crying
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Nothing from sponsors in there at all other than someone saying that if they're upset UEFA will have to listen.
thfcsteff
Terry Dyson
I was referring to the volume of reports and sources. Y’know, the ones linked in this report. That lead to other reports. That lead to yet more! The latest -as evidenced in this piece- are certain sponsors. A sports marketing representative is directly quoted, and Henry Winter has stated that a selection of sponsors are sending correspondence to UEFA expressing their dissatisfaction. Don’t get me wrong, I believe most of these cushy bastards had a flawless experience given the relationships involved, however now that they (unlike you) have seen this whole ‘blame the scousers’ game thing is not just wrong it is actually rebounding at twice the speed of delivery, they’re making sure everyone sees them ‘complain’. A bit of virtue signaling I’d suggest.
It isn’t too late to admit that you might’ve actually allowed your personal hatred of Liverpool/Liverpudlians to influence your reaction to what happened at the CL Final. It’s OK. You won’t be a smaller man…
If mistakes turn out to have been made by others, it certainly doesn't mean that scousers didn't scouse.
Additionally, if police were over cautious that night, their actions would have been heavily influenced by previous scousing.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Cracks starting to appear
Mohamed Salah rejected Liverpool's request to have a pre-match scan on an undisclosed injury before the forward played 90 minutes for his country on Sunday.
The 29-year-old captained the side to a 1-0 victory over Guinea in Cairo as Egypt began their qualifying campaign for next year's Africa Cup of Nations.
"Salah was hit by an injury but played through it," said manager Ehab Galal.
He added Salah's X-ray would take place after the game.
Egypt are scheduled to play an Afcon group match against Ethiopia in Malawi's capital Lilongwe on 9 June and a friendly against South Korea the following Tuesday.
During the first half of Liverpool's FA Cup final triumph over Chelsea last month, Salah was substituted with a groin issue after just 33 minutes. The injury also saw him ruled out of the Reds' Premier League away win at Southampton three days later.
Salah's future is still uncertain as he is yet to sign a new contract with the club, despite his current deal ending in June 2023.
The 2021-22 Golden Boot winner said before the Champions League final in May he would be at Anfield next season "for sure", but would not be drawn further on his current situation.
Mohamed Salah rejected Liverpool's request to have a pre-match scan on an undisclosed injury before the forward played 90 minutes for his country on Sunday.
The 29-year-old captained the side to a 1-0 victory over Guinea in Cairo as Egypt began their qualifying campaign for next year's Africa Cup of Nations.
"Salah was hit by an injury but played through it," said manager Ehab Galal.
He added Salah's X-ray would take place after the game.
Egypt are scheduled to play an Afcon group match against Ethiopia in Malawi's capital Lilongwe on 9 June and a friendly against South Korea the following Tuesday.
During the first half of Liverpool's FA Cup final triumph over Chelsea last month, Salah was substituted with a groin issue after just 33 minutes. The injury also saw him ruled out of the Reds' Premier League away win at Southampton three days later.
Salah's future is still uncertain as he is yet to sign a new contract with the club, despite his current deal ending in June 2023.
The 2021-22 Golden Boot winner said before the Champions League final in May he would be at Anfield next season "for sure", but would not be drawn further on his current situation.
Kandi1977
Terry Dyson
Can we end this pointless discussion now?
No doubt the organisation was a mess, and fans were treated badly.
But the reason that police/security were a bit trigger happy, so to speak, is probably because previous history of Liverpool fan behaviour.
Now let's move on and talk about actual football. This discussion is going nowhere.
No doubt the organisation was a mess, and fans were treated badly.
But the reason that police/security were a bit trigger happy, so to speak, is probably because previous history of Liverpool fan behaviour.
Now let's move on and talk about actual football. This discussion is going nowhere.
thfcsteff
Terry Dyson
No.
I won't.
Not until people actually stop spouting flimflam and learn the facts as to what happened. It had NOTHING to do with Liverpool 'fan behaviour' in the past and EVERYTHING to do with a combination of English fan behaviour in the past and more disgraceful UEFA lack of organisation.
It has happened to us before and it will again unless people recognize why it happened instead of parroting stupidity.
thfcsteff
Terry Dyson
It is going to be intriguing what happens with him. Way too much football catching up with him. Between him and Mane, they're going to have to be very smart in the window because I think we can usurp them next season.
Lost Mango
Allan Nielsen
Got to wonder why Real Madrid demanded and received an apology for the treatment of their fans as well, if this was 'all about Liverpool' and their 'history'.
Because their fans were well behaved and deserved better treatment.
AuroRaman
Chris Armstrong
Exactly! Good to see Uefa giving both sets of fans an apology. We got there in the end.
Real's fans deserved the apology.
AuroRaman
Chris Armstrong
I can’t be bothered to find a baby crying gif but just assume there’s one here.
AuroRaman
Chris Armstrong
Nah, doesn’t work. Pool fans got the apology you’re salty about.
I don't care if they got an apology or not.
I quite like the fact that they got tear gassed. Aside from that, I just want to educate people here out of believing the victim propaganda. It's proving far more difficult than I could have imagined.
AuroRaman
Chris Armstrong
And there it is. ‘I quite like the fact they got tear-gassed’
People like you continually out themselves. Do you know what type of individuals enjoy that? And bring up ‘treason’ like you did in the politics thread? Prejudiced, racist and backward little village clams who have frequented alt-right internet warrior havens such as 4chan. Well done once again EDL Dave.
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glorygloryeze
Ian Walker
thfcsteff
Terry Dyson
AuroRaman
Chris Armstrong
Bleep me, that's low...even for you when you're in prime troll mode
He’ll say something worse and then go into hiding for a couple of weeks. Then when he returns he’ll state he ‘hardly ever spends time on here’ and will be civil for a bit. Then the progression into ultimate troll/true self begins again until we go back to the top.
How fudging ironic that his forum life emulates the Scouse boom/bust cycle.
milo
Jack L. Jones
Here's a thread by a Madrid fan on issues that they faced. He's using racist terms but I don't know how much of that is in the translation. From this (and other Madrid fans' accounts) it seems pretty clear that there were plenty of common issues at both ends