Bandini The fans didn't knowingly force their way into the ground.
What do you call jumping through the turnstyles or over some sides of the ground to get in without paying then?
by FiNeRaIn » 06 Jan 2012 14:28
Bandini The fans didn't knowingly force their way into the ground.
by Bandini » 06 Jan 2012 14:32
by Extended-Phenotype » 06 Jan 2012 14:33
FiNeRaInBandini The fans didn't knowingly force their way into the ground.
What do you call jumping through the turnstyles or over some sides of the ground to get in without paying then?
by Rev Algenon Stickleback H » 06 Jan 2012 17:12
Ideal Why would they not stop pushing?
Would the people dying in the front not be screaming and shouting? Would they not shout back to people behind: "STOP PUSHING"?
I don't understand why people continued to push on inwards, if they could hear desperate screams for help from the front.
by Victor Meldrew » 06 Jan 2012 20:05
No Fixed Abode There it is.We know I'm right as Comonurz is clearly rattLOLed in this deb8. He has no response because he knows I'm right, so has resulted to personal insults.
It's all related back to the Suarez racism g8 - as liverpool don't accept the blame for anything.
by Hoop Blah » 07 Jan 2012 11:52
Rev Algenon Stickleback HIdeal Why would they not stop pushing?
Would the people dying in the front not be screaming and shouting? Would they not shout back to people behind: "STOP PUSHING"?
How can someone unable to fill their lungs with air scream and shout?I don't understand why people continued to push on inwards, if they could hear desperate screams for help from the front.
Some fans are knobends, that's certainly true. The night before Hillsborough we were at Southend, and with the area in front of the exits gates full of people as the stewards wouldn't exit the gates, some Reading fans took the matter into their own hands and push the fans from the back, to try and force the doors open. The was certainly a pretty unpleasant crush at the front.
The thing is though, those at the back pushing wouldn't have felt much pressure at all. It's one of the odd things about crowded spaces that the force gets greatly increased for people against immoveable objects. For people squeezing against other people, the pressure is much less.
Also when the pressure gets to the state when people start losing their footing, then the force of their entire weight will be on the next person. Even though you are standing up, it's almost llike having multiple people on top of your. That's how the forces got strong enough to make the steel barriers give way.
by Hoop Blah » 07 Jan 2012 11:55
Ideal You'll see 13-year olds on message boards spouting shit like "everyone at Heysel was just London snobs, nobody from Liverpool were there", I'm just sat there gobsmacked, what the hell do they know, they weren't even born, and what the hell kind of lame excusemaking is that shit.
Ideal What the hell, cmonurz you don't reply to anything in my post, and strawman something about Chelsea fans.
I've said nothing about Chelsea fans, and I could care less, as far as I'm concerned they are also gloryhunting kids.
Can you please explain why it is acceptable for liverpool fans to claim that only people from London were responsible for Heysel?
by Hoop Blah » 07 Jan 2012 12:01
No Fixed Abode So Liverpool fans at Heysel didn't storm towards the Juve fans causing the terracing to collapse killing 39 fans? Comourz, rewriting history.
by Svlad Cjelli » 07 Jan 2012 17:43
Rev Algenon Stickleback HIdeal Why would they not stop pushing?
Would the people dying in the front not be screaming and shouting? Would they not shout back to people behind: "STOP PUSHING"?
How can someone unable to fill their lungs with air scream and shout?I don't understand why people continued to push on inwards, if they could hear desperate screams for help from the front.
Some fans are knobends, that's certainly true. The night before Hillsborough we were at Southend, and with the area in front of the exits gates full of people as the stewards wouldn't exit the gates, some Reading fans took the matter into their own hands and push the fans from the back, to try and force the doors open. The was certainly a pretty unpleasant crush at the front.
The thing is though, those at the back pushing wouldn't have felt much pressure at all. It's one of the odd things about crowded spaces that the force gets greatly increased for people against immoveable objects. For people squeezing against other people, the pressure is much less.
Also when the pressure gets to the state when people start losing their footing, then the force of their entire weight will be on the next person. Even though you are standing up, it's almost llike having multiple people on top of your. That's how the forces got strong enough to make the steel barriers give way.
by sandman » 07 Jan 2012 18:06
by RoyalJames101 » 07 Jan 2012 18:27
No Fixed Abode More hypocrisy from Liverpool. One minute they're supporting racism, now they say they're doing all they can to help the police catch the racist fan(s) from the Kop End last night. Incidentally, where was Suarez sitting last night?
by John Madejski's Wallet » 07 Jan 2012 18:33
by cmonurz » 07 Jan 2012 18:45
RoyalJames101No Fixed Abode More hypocrisy from Liverpool. One minute they're supporting racism, now they say they're doing all they can to help the police catch the racist fan(s) from the Kop End last night. Incidentally, where was Suarez sitting last night?
The back of the sun today had the story about the racism, with a picture of Suarez at the game last night smiling with his thumb up. Woops.
by Avon Royal » 07 Jan 2012 18:50
sandman Should have let them into hospitality like Chelsea do for their racist fans.
by FiNeRaIn » 07 Jan 2012 18:58
RoyalJames101
The back of the sun today had the story about the racism, with a picture of Suarez at the game last night smiling with his thumb up. Woops.
by Jerry St Clair » 07 Jan 2012 19:08
FiNeRaIn These mistakes were not malicious or intended and neither were the actions of fellow fans who crushed their own spporters by forcing in.
sadman Should have let them into hospitality like Chelsea do for their racist fans.
by sandman » 07 Jan 2012 19:14
by Bandini » 07 Jan 2012 19:19
cmonurzRoyalJames101No Fixed Abode More hypocrisy from Liverpool. One minute they're supporting racism, now they say they're doing all they can to help the police catch the racist fan(s) from the Kop End last night. Incidentally, where was Suarez sitting last night?
The back of the sun today had the story about the racism, with a picture of Suarez at the game last night smiling with his thumb up. Woops.
That's pretty despicable journalism tbh. Still, Baines insists Suarez has not been labelled a racist, so that's alright.
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