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Fair enough, point taken 👍

No, fair enough, but the first tragedy chant I ever heard was about Munich 58. All such tragedies, be they Hillsborough, Munich, Heysel, Bradford do not deserve to be the subject of football chants.

Ah, I see. Resort to an insult because you don’t agree with me. Got it.

That’s really interesting. I would say that about Newcastle or Manchester or Birmingham or Leeds or, say Dublin, in terms of friendly, welcoming people, but not Liverpool (or probably London!).

I’m glad you included that caveat. Maybe it does it explain the anti-English stance, something that I’m not aware exists in any other English city? I don’t think you have to dislike the English if you have an Irish background or vice versa. It seems plenty do though. We are generally lucky not...

Not at all. don’t like the atmosphere of the place, been there several times and enough times to form an opinion. Don’t like their whole anti-England stance, always the victims whatever the situation. They were not the only region neglected in the past, but the one that constantly looks back...

Amazing story really - the contrast between decaying slums, crime and poverty and the riches of playing for a top 6 Premier League team. Still, he should get used to the poverty, crime and decay and he’s always got Ali Mac to help him settle in there 😆😆!

Indeed. If I was learning English, Liverpool is the place I would choose to learn it and pick up the local dialect 😳

I suppose today is not the best day to discuss Levi Colwell with them …..!

Happy that we get £110m but there is nothing that could get me wishing Liverpool well I’m afraid! Also it’s bizarre that they said they couldn’t afford Jude Bellingham, yet are paying a very similar fee here. Something there isn’t totally above board, but I guess that’s their problem (or not).