What an absolute 🛎 end

Given the results of the inquiry into Hillsborough I think you'd either have to be monumentally stupid or have a complete lack of empathy to even think that shirt was a good idea, nevermind actually getting it printed and wearing it.
The choice of community service in Liverpool or a couple of months in jail might not be a bad idea. I'm sure that'd clear up his thought processes.
 
What I don’t understand is that it’s his clubs biggest footballing day in a long time and his main priority / first thought is to insult a team not even involved in the final they are playing in! He could have also missed that day had the police caught up with him sooner - absolute loser.

The mind boggles. How he avoided a good hiding and managed to watch the final is also beyond me.
 
Corcaigh_the_Cat said:
The more we make us/them and love/hate an increasing part of the game the more this will occur.
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That’s rubbish as there’s always been rivalry in sport and always will be but that’s just common decency.

Nothing to with sport at all it’s about morality if anything.
 
Jedi boro said:
That’s rubbish as there’s always been rivalry in sport and always will be but that’s just common decency.

Nothing to with sport at all it’s about morality if anything.
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There is that dark pantomime side to football that we all seem to be forgetting..

“Hit him on the head with a baseball bat keegan , bash his kids with dustbin lids keegan, scrub his dad with a Brillo pad keegan, **** his wife with a carving knife keegan”

 
His identity is now out online (I won't share it here for obvious reasons). I'm sure you'll all be deeply shocked to learn he's a "Britain First" supporter who was previously convicted of assault after attacking someone in a row over asylum seekers.
 
clay said:
His identity is now out online (I won't share it here for obvious reasons). I'm sure you'll all be deeply shocked to learn he's a "Britain First" supporter who was previously convicted of assault after attacking someone in a row over asylum seekers.
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VERY STRANGE
 
clay said:
His identity is now out online (I won't share it here for obvious reasons). I'm sure you'll all be deeply shocked to learn he's a "Britain First" supporter who was previously convicted of assault after attacking someone in a row over asylum seekers.
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Shock horror!
 
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'Man Utd fan charged for allegedly mocking Hillsborough tragedy at FA Cup final'

www.skysports.com

Manchester United: Fan charged after wearing shirt allegedly mocking Hillsborough victims

A man arrested for wearing a shirt, which appeared to refer in offensive terms to those who died in the Hillsborough tragedy, at the FA Cup final has been charged with displaying threatening or abusive writing likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress the Met Police have said
www.skysports.com www.skysports.com
 
Jedi boro said:
That’s rubbish as there’s always been rivalry in sport and always will be but that’s just common decency.

Nothing to with sport at all it’s about morality if anything.
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It’s got everything to do with tribalism, anyone who says otherwise is just trying to justify their hatred for others
 
Jedi boro said:
That’s rubbish as there’s always been rivalry in sport and always will be but that’s just common decency.

Nothing to with sport at all it’s about morality if anything.
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Sorry, it's not rubbish. It's about respecting the other as well as wanting to win.

This 'hate' nonsense often spouted on here is childish, the same as that clown wearing the shirt.
 
This degenerate got exactly what it was clearly looking for: attention.
Was a complete sh.ithouse.

Maybe now with his name all over the news and an impending court appearance, a few scousers might set about him and kick his fuc.king head in a few times, the stupid chav cu.nt.
 
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Absolute sh*t house. It's clear what the shirt means. Yet not sure how you can 100% punish him? I'm sure any half decent defence could argue it's not 'what it means'.

He deserves to be outed. I'm sure his name is available on social media. He may even lose his job. Yet not sure how he can be criminally convicted? Again.... It could mean 'anything' (clearly doesn't).
 
S7DiscoDown said:
Absolute sh*t house. It's clear what the shirt means. Yet not sure how you can 100% punish him? I'm sure any half decent defence could argue it's not 'what it means'.

He deserves to be outed. I'm sure his name is available on social media. He may even lose his job. Yet not sure how he can be criminally convicted? Again.... It could mean 'anything' (clearly doesn't).
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His name is in all the newspapers now he has been charged.
 
Corcaigh_the_Cat said:
Sorry, it's not rubbish. It's about respecting the other as well as wanting to win.

This 'hate' nonsense often spouted on here is childish, the same as that clown wearing the shirt.
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And it’s about wanting to win first and last.

There were people on here, you know who you are, who seriously wanted us to lose our last regular season game to scupper the team they “hated”. Even though it potentially made our position worse and didn’t as it happens make their’s worse. It wasn’t as morally objectionable as that shirt but it was as childish.

I want what’s best for Boro. And then, I couldn’t give a ****.
 
Allegedly he also torched a local football team's clubhouse back when he was 18. Seems an all round top guy doesn't he!!
 
In my time as a football supporter, since the early 80's going with my mates to Boro and knowing the ' bantz' around chants and who was doing what and who to, the mocking of United and the Munich tragedy by Liverpool has been relentless , I have sat in the Liverpool main stand in 88 when Boro went and many of the Liverpool scarves around me had a little Munichs written on them.
If I was a United fan I would need to know that they will will try to get them to stop the Munich chants and maybe some apology from Liverpool as club for their fans over the years, there is a lot of bitterness from United fans to LFC, and we all know the chanting is wrong by United fans regarding Hillsborough but where is the fairness for United fans , Liverpool fans have been relentless over the years even after their own trajedy.
 
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