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Ooh....you tease.

They may have contributed but it was Liverpool that got our clubs banned from European competition for a number of years, at a time when we were the dominant force. It could be argued that we have never fully recovered from that period in the wilderness.

There may well be the odd idiot here or there but I very much doubt that BHA fans would line the streets 8-10 deep for over half a mile and in orchestrated fashion launch over 1000 missiles at the opposition coach.

Rather childish comment, considering I have previously spelt out my former respect for the club, which sadly, has diminished over the years due to a combination of ugly behaviour, arrogance and an overbearing sense of entitlement

I think you know what I am getting at.

Its a myth, perpetuated by LFC fans caught in a Shankly/Paisley time warp. They believe that the archetypal image of a packed, singing and swaying Anfield, lifting multiple European Cups and a desire to be the comedy capital of the world, has burnt itself into the public pysche and that on...

The same type who whip out their phones at an accident scene or a victim in the street, appealing for help. It just sickens me to the core. This is a shallow generation, who have failed to learn respect and dignity. They know no better. They are glued to a phone 24/7. Their whole lives revolve...

Look....I am going to be honest, they are certainly not in my top ten. But it wasn't always like that. I respected the way Shankly built a tremendous foundation and for years they represented the best of British football. Quick, simple, strong and direct. Top players graced the club and continue...

Yes but so are " Penny Lane " " Strawberry Fields " and " Yesterday " but I don't hear the Kop singing these too often.

Some bottles! Over 700 missiles struck the coach and a number of others missed. A vehicle worth over £1m was put out of action. Are you telling me that those on board were not the slightest bit spooked by events outside and were not subsequently unsettled?

You beat me to it.

It might be if a missile that night had gone through the windscreen, causing the driver to lose control and crash. ( and potentially run into groups of fans going to the game )

If you are happy to listen to tasteless and boorish booing and whistling, every time the opposition touch the ball, then fine, up until the point when the opposition get on top and then it goes remarkably quiet. And what the hell has " The Fields of Athenry " got to do with football. We all know...

Agreed. As sickening as the premeditated and orchestrated campaign to threaten the lives of the whole Man C matchday squad and officials by raining a barrage of cans, bottles and bricks down on them for some considerable distance before they reached the safety of the ground.