āWeāre better than thatā nearly more classist than the chant 
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The spurs fans donāt do what the Chelsea fans do at anfield anyway, no surprise they only sing about having money
The hyphen lessens the impact, makes it look like a gap year pr student issued the statement
Sure youāve idiot footix in Ireland going around on the internet firing out terms like āmurderersā, ābin dippersā and constantly referencing Heysel. I would say their UK counterparts are embarrassed by Paddy Footix
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Sure youāve a fella above calling everyone footix and he going around reading Spurs fan statements, about a league he supposedly has no interest in. A lot of weirdos out there.
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An EPL obsessiveā¦ Not unusual for someone who reads the Star I suppose.
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Political correctness gone mad.
the footix up in arms
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Have they banned Spurs fans from calling themselves āYidsā?
Klopp was in great form at his press conference today.
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Is Fearr an Star
Sure when youāre at the Rovers game in sailing gear you need one item of paraphernalia to blend in with the locals.
A club and league only for wankers according to himself
Fireworks is it?
Weird post. Bin dippers is obviously a nasty thing to say, and is a dig at the prosperity of the city. Itās fiction. But Heysel did in fact happen. 39 people died. Liverpool fans bear a huge amount of blame. Equating fiction with fact in order to distract from the uncomfortable reality of Liverpools past is bizarre. Itās reminds me of when Sid felt the worst thing about Heysel was the performance of the referee.
Itās not a weird post @Juhniallio
I think people constantly referencing it 37 years later, whether in grounds or on the internet, is strange and inflammatory, and frankly a tad weird. I would think the only ones with any kind of right to act that way would be families of the deceased and/or Juventus people. But using it on the Internet as an argument ābutā¦ butā¦but Heyselā is strange behaviour. Bar Ian Rush and Kenny Dalglish, who are currently club ambassadors, Iām not sure if LFC have one person from that era still involved in the club. Iād be surprised if even the two famous dinner ladies were there then.
Absolutely, Liverpool fans were responsible for deaths. And they were tried and found guilty for that too. The club got a ban from Europe, and other English clubs and their supporters suffered as a result too. But explain to me its relevance in 2022 in relation to matters on and off the field on a forum populated by primarily Irish men?
And yes, poverty does exist moreso in Liverpool than many other cities in Liverpool. Thatās why comments like bin dippers are offensive.
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Iād say its a natural enouvh response to Liverpool fans who constantly reference the clubās history and how wonderful they are as fans. You trying to disassociate liverpool from it is ridiculous. While there may not be many players left(id imagine there are more than those 2), there are no doubt fans who were there still supporting the club. Itās often pointed out here how ridiculous it is that lads would take all this seriously and i completely agree(i happily engage in the liverpool abuse on occasions). While i readily accept that some man united fans are racist, as is often referenced here, you need to accept that a big part of liverpools legacy is that its fans were to blame for the death of 39 people at Heysel. It detracts from the best fan in the world thing a bit.
You taking offense at irish lads abusing liverpool city for itās poverty is the most bizarre thing of all maybe. You donāt take offence at the amount of abuse tipperary takes on here and youāre from there.
Ok lads, calm down. Itās only football.
Murderer
Iāll piss on you after I kill you