Evra has a cheeky dig at Suarez?

H

HawkTheSeagull

New member

Jan 31, 2012

9,122

Eastbourne

• Apr 22, 2013

• #21

Grombleton said:

Liverpool fans are just a cliche now, it's quite depressing in a way, they still think of themselves of some sort of massive club who should be walking the league.

Also, unpopular opinion: Whilst Hillsborough was tragic, i do wish they'd shut up about it for once.

Click to expand...

Cant disagree with that. They happily dish out the abuse but if you say/do something back, even a light hearted bit of banter - they cry and cry and cry the victim.

That said they had a 1 minute applause yesterday for Anne Williams and that i do agree with because of her great work.

 

countryman

Well-known member

Jun 28, 2011

1,893

• Apr 23, 2013

• #22

albion534 said:

Why are Man U everything wrong with football? I don't support them but I'd rather them than city or Chelsea!

Click to expand...

They're all as bad as each other.
Man U are American owned, have huge debts (even though their revenue is massive) and buy any possible star for ridiculous amounts. And most plastics seem to be arm chair manc fans. Personally, I'd rather see Man City beat Man U. That way more plastics would be slightly upset.

 

sharpey38

Active member

Aug 4, 2011

661

Denton

• Apr 23, 2013

• #23

As funny as it is, Evra could have avoided it, its as tasteless as Suarez committing the offence especially with the history between the two, I can see some people bringing up that evra is chewing on a white arm, if they do ridiculous

 

brightn'ove

cringe

Apr 12, 2011

9,137

London

• Apr 23, 2013

• #24

Will Liverpool be wearing black armbands in the next game for whatever poor blokes arm that is?

 

W.C.

New member

Oct 31, 2011

4,927

• Apr 23, 2013

• #25

albion534 said:

Why are Man U everything wrong with football? I don't support them but I'd rather them than city or Chelsea!

Click to expand...

I'd go along with that too. Most of the top clubs are all the same these days but Man U are the ones who got the ball rolling. The original sellouts. Man Utd superstore anyone?

 

mistahclarke

Well-known member

Jul 28, 2009

2,997

• Apr 23, 2013

• #26

Liverpool over-reaction completely unnecessary, so what if he did pretend to bite a fake arm? What harm did that do?

And as for some of those quoted comments? Liverpool fans still have racists, #footballloses.

Sad state of affairs at a joke of a club. Hope it's just over-sensitivity over the hillsborough anniversary.

 

BadFish

Huge Member

Oct 19, 2003

17,119

• Apr 23, 2013

• #27

Barrel of Fun said:

Funny.

There are a fair amount of outraged Liverpool fans tweeting about it. Precious lot who will defend anything Liverpool until the cows come home.

Click to expand...

Just like every other set of football supporters around the world. including us

 

BadFish

Huge Member

Oct 19, 2003

17,119

• Apr 23, 2013

• #28

Not sure what the generalised and stereotypical Liverpool fan thinks but most i have heard or spoken to think Suarez should be banned, sold or both.

Little wonder Scousers have a persecution complex looking at the narrow minded prejudice on this thread.

 

D

Drebin

Well-known member

Jul 25, 2011

837

Norway

• Apr 23, 2013

• #29

Grombleton said:

Liverpool fans are just a cliche now, it's quite depressing in a way, they still think of themselves of some sort of massive club who should be walking the league.

Also, unpopular opinion: Whilst Hillsborough was tragic, i do wish they'd shut up about it for once.

Click to expand...

I don't think that's an unpopular opinion. It is taboo to say it, but when opinion is asked about the introduction of safe standing in stadiums, why do the media always go to the hillsborough victims supporters groups? I understand why they don't like the idea but they're hardly impartial.

 

Green Cross Code Man

Wunt be druv

Mar 30, 2006

19,720

Eastbourne

• Apr 23, 2013

• #30

albion534 said:

Why are Man U everything wrong with football? I don't support them but I'd rather them than city or Chelsea!

Click to expand...

Perhaps I should have said man u 'represent' all that's wrong with football. As someone pointed out, they are the original sellouts, became a public company first and seem to have the most plastics around here at any rate. I intensely dislike the premier league and what it's done to the lower league clubs leeching support away from them. Even now when I confront some plastics with our relative success, they look at me as though I'm mad when I gently suggest that they should perhaps support their local club, you know the club from the place where they were born and probably lived all their life.

Those Liverpool fans tweeting were not representative of Liverpool fans as a whole. The genuine fans of Liverpool I know are sick to death of Suarez' antics. Would we all want certain NSC posters to be regarded as representative of all Brighton support?

On the Hillsborough thing, I too am very tired of hearing about it. However the reason we keep hearing about it is because for years there was a cover up by the police etc. Our fans are regarded highly for fighting to save our club. Why can't Liverpool fans be regarded in the same light for trying for justice for a whole load of people who died?

 

G

Gonzo

New member

Apr 7, 2007

932

• Apr 23, 2013

• #31

Grombleton said:

Also, unpopular opinion: Whilst Hillsborough was tragic, i do wish they'd shut up about it for once.

Click to expand...

Not gonna argue with that. I think Alan Davies hit the nail on the head with this Hillsborough related rant, well worth a listen.

 

S

Springal

Well-known member

Feb 12, 2005

23,837

GOSBTS

• Apr 23, 2013

• #32

Saw a load of Liverpool "fans" saying it was distasteful in the light of the Boston incident.

Are Liverpool fans the worst?