Liverpool have released an official statement after Manchester City fans reportedly chanted about a football stadium tragedy.
Unfortunately, after thrilling games between two fascinating sides, the game is often overshadowed by incidents involving the fans. With so much on the line between Liverpool and Manchester City, the supporters often see red and partake in chants or perform actions which are completely unacceptable in the game of football.
Manchester City are set to make a complaint to the Premier League after Pep Guardiola was targeted with coins from Liverpool fans, according to The Telegraph.
However, it wasn’t just a small section of Liverpool fans who should hang their heads in shame. Liverpool have released an official statement claiming that they are working with the authorities after Manchester City fans reportedly chanted about “football stadium tragedies”.
The report also claims that the concourse in the away end was also vandalised with graffiti.
It’s such a shame that supporters participate in such unacceptable behaviour. The talking points should be about a game between two excellent sides who provided entertainment for millions around the world.
Please Everyone who ever you support , get a grip with Life , We Win some, We lose Some , and at the end of the Season the table tells us all . What’s the point of showing your anger with taking out seats , punching someone face in that you have never seen before !! ITS A GAME BETWEEN TWO SIDES , ok I’m not a season ticket for any Premier Side , I’m a Championship’s season ticket holder for many years , and we have are banter , but nothing like this , we are a family club and Proud of it 💙💙⚽️⚽️💙💙 . At the end of a game we all shake hands . But at he End of this MONEY TALKS MORE THAT RESPECT !! Really Get A life !!
Little filth bags, ruining a good game of football between 2 great sides, chanting about stadium tragedies and throwing coins is unexceptable, my deepest condolences to the 97 who lost their lives.
I really hope the authorities get all the culprits and justice is served, and I’d like to see a ban on all the culprits too.
We are liverpool football club
Brendan
The chants which are unacceptable were about Heysel and not Hillsborough which I am reliably informed. I never heard them because sky which they regularly do at City away grounds do not put the microphones near the away stand. I also want to point out that Liverpool have never been punished for trashing Citys coach with the players still on it
Explain the chant, ‘the sun was right, you murderers’! Then come back with a ill informed reply David.
The sun criticised LFC fans for the 39 dead at Heysel and opposition fans do think the italian fans were murdered as a football fan I took a moment to remember the losses at Heysel like I do for Hillsborough but this year LFC fans and players were partying on the anniversary of Heysel celebrating your little cups
Brendan, how true, unfortunately Liverpool are very far from innocent in that disgusting behaviour, I was at Hillsboro that awful day (this isn’t an attack on LFC fans about that, that was totally down to inadequate & indeed criminal policing) but before the match, like a lot of others, we went to a pub in Sheffield & got into some friendly banter with about 30 or so scousers, (btw, none of whom had tickets for the game) there was one thing though that I felt went too far, the Liverpool fans were trying to teach us the words to “whose that laying on the runway, whose that dying in the snow?” So it’s a bit rich LFC fans complaining about other fans being as sick as their own!
Liverpool fans feeling sorry for them selves…. again. Never their fault !
Erm IRA Songs,LIZZIES IN A BOX,PEP having coins thrown at him the team coach bricked AGAIN, Munich chants, Cut throat gestures and a Turkish flag taking the lash out of the 2 murdered leeds fans.fighting and robbing their way through europe since the 70s, 39 Italians killed,EUFA Voted them the worst fans in Europe.but untouchable by the British press,somebody PLEASE Explain,scum of the earth despised by everyone for a reason