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roubaixtuesday

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PaulB said:
Even with a Mancunian referee CLEARLY on their side
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Lol. Always the victim!

Changes about Hillsborough are obviously out of order, but as we see here, those about scouse mentality seem very well justified.

Terrific game, shame about the result...
 
PaulB

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roubaixtuesday said:
Lol. Always the victim!

Changes about Hillsborough are obviously out of order, but as we see here, those about scouse mentality seem very well justified.

Terrific game, shame about the result...
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthony_Taylor_(referee)

Argue with that, half-time Harry! The referee IS Manchurian - Wythenshawe - but was allowed to ref a game involving a Manchester side. Do you see what I did there? It's called the truth.
 
Chislenko

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PaulB said:
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Football used to be my game, been to thousands of matches, travelled endless miles, been amongst Liverpool fans on occasions, been to every country in Europe and a few outside following Wales and Rhyl.

Had completed the 92 but not up to date on it since new teams have entered the league.

Trust me I have seen the good the bad and the ugly, you can make your own choice in which category you sit.
 
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The Crofted Crest

The Crofted Crest

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Liverpool fans, hey?

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T4tomo

T4tomo

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Accy cyclist said:
There's a video out there of the bloke the 'banty rooster' challenged, recalling the moment he was kind of squared up to. The bloke is about 6 foot four and 17 stone. :rolleyes: He laughed about it, saying he didn't take offence.
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I remember my son and his mates aged 13/14 going to a game at St Albans Vs Wealdstone soon after this just so they could see the legendry Wealdstone ranger in person. Hes about 8st dripping wet but you have to admire his beer fuelled confidence to take on all-comers!
 
Rusty Nails

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I have no allegiance to any premiership teams, other than a slight interest in Spurs because I enjoyed their 60s team as a kid, it it does seem their managers increasingly lower the tone of the debate when they lose.

Guardiola is a great manager, especially when winning, but seemingly scraped the bottom of the barrel when criticising Klopp for xenophobia following his response at a press conference about the wealth of a few top clubs. During Sunday's match he appeared to spend a lot of time goading the Liverpool supporters (perhaps someone who was there could say if it was goading or good-natured bantz) and then seemed surprised when some of the idiots in the crowd threw coins at him. Klopp did not exactly cover himself in glory with his ridiculously OTT attack on the officials.

This is not new in football but it does seem to have notched up in recent years, and I am not sure whether the blame lies with the club's or the media. Oh for the days when managers did not feel they had to be a star of the team to feed the insatiable need for sensation of the media.
 
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