Man Utd v Liverpool

Quoted from BobbyCummingsTackle

Sky's live reporting of the game suggested that security was very lax at several entrances and the fans just walked in.

Yes this was widely reported.
What a surprise the media "invented" a story against football fans.

Premier League statement on yesterday’s events:

“Fans have many channels by which to make their views known, but the actions of a minority seen today have no justification”.

Do they?

Ticket prices, PL and FA do fûck all
Racism, PL and FA do fûck all
Exorbitant cost of watching football, PL and FA do fûck all
Agents leaching money from the game, PL and FA do fûck all
Failure of fit and proper test, PL and FA do fûck all
Football club owners introducing convicted fraudsters to clubs, PL and FA do fûck all
Big clubs hoarding footballers, PL and FA do fûck all
Qatar World Cup, PL and FA do fûck all
Geoff Broome fiddling with kids, PL and FA do fûck all

Quoted from Stadium

The daily mail,you do have to.laugh.
Obviously no one wants to see any person's injured.
They obviously didnt report the lad on the floor been punched by the police?

Wrong! They published a picture of a thirty something male (hardly a lad) on the floor with two police officers stood over him. But then you have to ask what led up to that situation. One wonders if you are one of those people who think that Joe Public can behave however they like towards the police but when the police try to do something in response then they are wrong. Obviously we view things differently as I am more concerned about a police officer being glassed for just doing his job, whereas you try to draw attention to somebody on the floor who is part of a violent protest, including illegal entry into a building.

The establishment and various no mark ‘experts’ all jumping in the ‘let’s have a go at the fans’ argument...

Souness can get to intercourse the self righteous girl private, the guy caused a riot many years ago or has he forgot that? All in the idea that it would score him points with the fans...

The simple fact is, naturally there’s the odd male private, that’s always likely to happen but it’s when they keep saying it was merely a 100😂😂😂absolute nonsense.

I’m not a Utd fan by any stretch but it’s impossible not to understand their frustrations. There were genuine Utd fans in there, not hooligans or folk looking for a scrap, people in there looking to take a stand against the urine poor ownership of their club.

They’ve argued; they being the no mark Sky folk that had Utd been top etc they wouldn’t have done it...nonsense. They’ve protested in various ways since the Glazers took over, even when winning titles. This was just a turning point and with the super league nonsense still hanging around it was the right time for them to make their mark.

Lax security or a fire door accidentally left open, ya know, like it was purely accidental the telegraph had a photographer outside BP on a random home game just as a fraudster was entering the ground?

Quoted from rancido

Wrong! They published a picture of a thirty something male (hardly a lad) on the floor with two police officers stood over him. But then you have to ask what led up to that situation. One wonders if you are one of those people who think that Joe Public can behave however they like towards the police but when the police try to do something in response then they are wrong. Obviously we view things differently as I am more concerned about a police officer being glassed for just doing his job, whereas you try to draw attention to somebody on the floor who is part of a violent protest, including illegal entry into a building.

Trying reading the post again.
Were did i state that person's can behave however they like again the police?
Nobody wants to see any injuries to anybody in a protest.
However there was also police aggression to protesters too which as per usual hasn't been reported.
Try researching a little better and there are several items around this.
One supporter pushed over & another punched on the ground by around six policemen.
By the way you won't find it in your favourite "newspaper'

Quoted from aldi_01

The establishment and various no mark ‘experts’ all jumping in the ‘let’s have a go at the fans’ argument...

Souness can get to intercourse the self righteous girl private, the guy caused a riot many years ago or has he forgot that? All in the idea that it would score him points with the fans...

The simple fact is, naturally there’s the odd male private, that’s always likely to happen but it’s when they keep saying it was merely a 100😂😂😂absolute nonsense.

I’m not a Utd fan by any stretch but it’s impossible not to understand their frustrations. There were genuine Utd fans in there, not hooligans or folk looking for a scrap, people in there looking to take a stand against the urine poor ownership of their club.

They’ve argued; they being the no mark Sky folk that had Utd been top etc they wouldn’t have done it...nonsense. They’ve protested in various ways since the Glazers took over, even when winning titles. This was just a turning point and with the super league nonsense still hanging around it was the right time for them to make their mark.

Lax security or a fire door accidentally left open, ya know, like it was purely accidental the telegraph had a photographer outside BP on a random home game just as a fraudster was entering the ground?

A fair summary.
Interesting change of stance from Sky two weeks.
Souness was an absolute embarrassment,didn't even know the timeline or details of the actual takeover.
Neville's silence on that said it all.

Quoted from Stadium

Were did it say they "smashed a door down" to gain access?
Failure from the club & police to control probably around 1500 fans.
But your probably reading the report from the daily mail to be fair.

One of the clowns filmed it on his phone and put it on Twitter ... the guy who threw the SS Tripod later on had a few attempts at the door and failed, but another succeeded and in they all went.

Quoted from NorfolkImp

One of the clowns filmed it on his phone and put it on Twitter ... the guy who threw the SS Tripod later on had a few attempts at the door and failed, but another succeeded and in they all went.

Thanks for the confirmation.
Please post the link.

Around 200 protesters were able to gain entry to the stadium through an entrance used by away fans, with unconfirmed suggestions the access route was left open, with no visible damage to the gate used by the fans.

Quoted from Stadium

Trying reading the post again.
Were did i state that person's can behave however they like again the police?
Nobody wants to see any injuries to anybody in a protest.
However there wad also police aggression to protesters too which as per usual hasn't been reported.
Try researching a little better and there are several items around this.
One supporter pushed over & another punched on the ground by around six policemen.
By the way you won't find it in your favourite "newspaper'

Did you find it in your favourite" newspaper "? Every reporting medium will put their own slant on this depending on their political bias. The fact remains that a true protest would have demonstrated outside the ground and no violence would be involved. But, as any intelligent person would realise, there is a moronic element, no matter how small, will use these situations just for a "rumble" especially when they have had a few sherberts.

Quoted from rancido

Did you find it in your favourite" newspaper "? Every reporting medium will put their own slant on this depending on their political bias. The fact remains that a true protest would have demonstrated outside the ground and no violence would be involved. But, as any intelligent person would realise, there is a moronic element, no matter how small, will use these situations just for a "rumble" especially when they have had a few sherberts.

And the vast majority did.
How many people were arrested?