I think as far as we still keep fighting and having quorrels with other team supporters we’ll not be allow to make real justice. We are going in circles and it ends no where. Antoine was right, Heynsel tragedy victims had gotten justice, Liverpool supporter paid for they mistake. And throughout the last 20 years Juventus and Liverpool FC have tried to unify because of this. But, in the other hand, Hillsborough tragedy is still without justice.
I feel sick and sorry for those guys that use this tragedys in order to provoke Liverpool supporters. Let them talk, because those childs (yeah, i know they are just childs) have no really idea about what are they talking about.
We need to focus in get justice. I’m not saying we shouldn’t pay attention of what Scums have done lately, but the important thing are not them, are our 96 angels.
Thomas
thom@empireofthekop.com
I fail to see what AC Milan has to do with the Heysel disaster.
Don’t you mean Juventus?
sorry, my mistake, i’ll change it right now !
thank you so much for this.. i’ve been commenting on other posts on this site for a while now everyone is looking at all the negatives right now like our ownership and all the cohen problems.. and its just been bringing me down..
The third article written on this now.
Struck a nerve?
Had John Smith not blamed the Chelsea fans and Liverpool FC not distanced themselves from the blame for 20 years, the chant would have served no purpose, it never would have been created. It is simply confronting you with a past your club was so desperate to cover up. So before getting on your high horse about the “scum”, look at the disgusting behaviour of your own club in response to the deaths your fans caused. THAT’s what is sick.
Scott,
Do you think Matt Busby would have endorsed the “Without Murdering Anyone” chant?
scott your are one sick bastard. your whats wrong with football. get a life and fuck off our forums you sad jealous manc, try and make us feel bad about the greatest club in history, because mancs have no sense of unity, cant even make up a song without stealing it or insulting scousers. you make me sick
Scott when was the last time you saw a scouser print a shirt mocking your dead after munich. NEVER is the answer but 1 off your fans thought it would be funny to print a shirt saying 96 not enough. Lets talk about the things that r happening now shall we? Like that.
i’m agreed with Jack, Manc supporters dont have the unity like Liverpool fans have.
I think Scott if u are really interested in football and what game is u shuld be the first trying to stop this hatreed. I know scum supporters and liverpool would never be friend, but is in need respect for dead people. That’s the beggining. We are not allowing people moking of victims of any tragedy, and what i wrote was for start a mind changing. But it seems people like u would not let quiet people support and live the sport. So i think u should get out of here if u are disagreed with my opinnion.
But i gotta insist: people like you are making stupid people behaive like they’ve done.
Ok…not all United fans endorse this rubbish about “without murdering anyone” etc. I don’t, and all my friends that are United fans don’t. I’m sure you’ll find people that get pleasure from using the dead to instigate attacks against rival football clubs….I do. And it’s sickening but I ignore it, because in my head, I know that these losers don’t appreciate the true value of football, the skill, the excitement, the loyalty etc. And like with everything else football has both a negative and positive side eg. with these offensive tragic chants, racism etc. but as fans of varying loyalties who do NOT engage in this rubbish, we should try to highlight the positives of football rather than dwelling on it’s negative sides but that does not mean to sweep it under the mat. Address it when it should be, but do not give it or them the pleasure of showing your dismay or retaliating…….cliched and all….but the tired dog stops barking.
TheRedObserver thanks, it is nice to see that although we do not see eye to eye when it comes to football we agree on what is appropriate behaviour.
U said it Antoine: Appropriate behaviour is the correct term
For the record, you are right, RedObserver. There are crazies in any group. :-) The point isn’t to support the same team or do away with the friendly banter. The point is to keep football civilized and to respect each others tragedies. I feel for the tragedy of Munich 58 as well, though Hillsborough is closer to my heart. YNWA
I’ve often said that for the most part, the ‘old school’ supporters don’t agree with the ‘Without Killing Anyone’ chants, or the Hillsborough chants; and from what I’ve seen on several LFC sites, most LFC fan who know their history disagree with the Munich chants.
The chants tend to be dragged out by the so-called ‘plastic’ fans; ones who just follow the United of now. If you asked them who Denis Law is, or if they could name any of the Busby Babes, they wouldn’t have a clue. Tell them that their greatest ever manager was not only captain of LFC, but was also a close friend of Bill Shankly and they likely spontaneously combust.
But when their own team have been seen to sing it, what hope is there for the fans to stop singing it?