General Football Thread

Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard was officially named England's Man of
the Match on his first ever appearance at the new Wembley Stadium after
helping the national side draw 1-1 with Brazil on Friday night.

8) legend
 
rockin_plumber said:
Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard was officially named England's Man of
the Match on his first ever appearance at the new Wembley Stadium after
helping the national side draw 1-1 with Brazil on Friday night.

8) legend
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It wasn't his first appearence at the new stadium though :roll:
 
So it's official then, Liverpool fans are the worst in all of Europe. :shock: :shock: :shock:

Worse than the Italian fans who left the wife of a police officer widowed.
:?
Worse than the French fans who held an anti-semitic rally which turned
violent and resulted in the death of an officer from the Gendarmerie.
:?
Worse than the Inter Milan fans who on one occasion launched a scooter
from an upper tier of the San Siro and on another caused a Champions
League quarter final match to be abandoned by hurling flares on to the
pitch.
:?
Worse than the Man United fans who clashed with riot police in Rome.
:?

That's right, in the past four years Liverpool fans have been on the
rampage across Europe and have caused more death and destruction than
any of these incidents.
:?

Except, of course, they haven't. :|
Only in UEFA's eyes has their behaviour been the worst in the whole
continent. Now what would make UEFA contradict everything we know to
be true to come out with such an outlandish and unfounded slur?


Let me think........

Could it perhaps me that they're trying desperately to whitewash what
really happened in Athens prior to the European Cup final and their own
shambolic organisation? :|
 
rockin_plumber said:
So it's official then, Liverpool fans are the worst in all of Europe. :shock: :shock: :shock:

Worse than the Italian fans who left the wife of a police officer widowed.
:?
Worse than the French fans who held an anti-semitic rally which turned
violent and resulted in the death of an officer from the Gendarmerie.
:?
Worse than the Inter Milan fans who on one occasion launched a scooter
from an upper tier of the San Siro and on another caused a Champions
League quarter final match to be abandoned by hurling flares on to the
pitch.
:?
Worse than the Man United fans who clashed with riot police in Rome.
:?

That's right, in the past four years Liverpool fans have been on the
rampage across Europe and have caused more death and destruction than
any of these incidents.
:?

Except, of course, they haven't. :|
Only in UEFA's eyes has their behaviour been the worst in the whole
continent. Now what would make UEFA contradict everything we know to
be true to come out with such an outlandish and unfounded slur?


Let me think........

Could it perhaps me that they're trying desperately to whitewash what
really happened in Athens prior to the European Cup final and their own
shambolic organisation? :|
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Agree with all the above mate...but one quote made it look bad " The Milan Fans didn't have, or cause, any trouble with the turnstile (or lack of it) at the other end!!!....Hooliganism hasn't gone away, probably never will (in Italy thats for sure)....every team in the world has a hooligan element...& alcohol is the biggest cause of making the mildest person a footy hooligan (or any hooligan really)....the whole thing needs sorting at major finals...or have it @ Wembley (90,000) & Barcelona (100,000) on alternate years & Tickets to the genuine fans..& only a handful to Uefa Officials.
 
Football hooligans = the dregs of society, if I had my way, I'd have all of them put into a mass cull.

Complete, and utter wankers :|

Spoiling it for proper fans, just because they have the urge to chant like apes and throw plastic chairs about

Utter, utter scum :|
 
Now where have we seen this before............

SHOOT-OUT WOE FOR ENGLAND

Holland ended brave England's Under 21 European Championship hopes with a
dramatic 13-12 :shock: sudden death penalty shoot-out victory in Heerenveen.
 
Newcastle, Portsmouth and Rangers have confirmed they were visited by
Police on Monday.

City of London Police instigated raids on three football clubs as they
investigated corruption in football.

:err:
 
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