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Yup. The other stuff aside, I especially find it funny that a City fan makes fun of another club for not winning the league for decades, when they would still be in the same predicament (even worse) if not for their owner's bottomless pits of money. Someone who talks like that probably wasn't...

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When I was in Liverpool with my family, I was the only one who could understand Scouse, so half the time I had to "translate". My husband can also do a perfect imitation when he's drunk. :D If you're talking in a general sense, simple, United are a bigger club than Sassuolo so more people...

If it goes on for decades, like Benfica's. Break FFP rules, win league. Makes sense.

If that actually happened, I'm not sure I'd jump to call something a curse when that was only 7 years ago.

Loyalty? Sometimes that is more important than a trophy.

Don't want to make any predictions about next season until we see what kind of players Liverpool are able to attract in the summer. If the defense gets fixed and maybe a couple reinforcements in other areas for depth purposes, there could continue to be title challenges for years to come...

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A reverse Istanbul. :sergio:

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He seems to be a good guy off the pitch. I remember a few weeks ago he was walking in a park and saw a kid with Down's syndrome (I think) playing with a Liverpool ball, and he stopped and talked/posed for pictures with him.

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But making fun of United makes me feel better about myself. :cry:

Knowing Inter, if Mazzarri went to United, we'd hire Moyes. Me too. :heart:

Fuck.

Probably true. There are people who were at one or both tragedies who stopped going to football matches altogether afterwards.

Oh, I agree with your points about defending hooliganism. People are idiots if they think that they can shift blame to others in that situation. I'm a believer in the fact that alcohol doesn't turn otherwise normal people into raging monsters. If you turn into a violent person while drunk...

In 1981, it was at least a little easier to maneuver around on the terraces, even with overcrowding. Fans could always move to their left or right to avoid being crushed and make room for more people. Then when they introduced those pens with railings as barriers between sections, it became...

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I know I've brought this up before, but what exactly do you consider as justice? The people responsible went to prison, Liverpool as a club were punished, and I think anyone who's not a complete idiot knows who committed the murders. But Hillsborough goes beyond the tragedy, beyond football and...