AttentionAthleticoSpizz wrote:Fair I suppose.
What did this prick want to achieve by wearing it? A bit of reverence/respect from both sides of Manchester?
Doubt he was even born when it happened (notes the ‘young’ scowzers who revel in the Munich disaster obvs)
It's a weird, warped sort of "I'm a better supporter than you" logic...AthleticoSpizz wrote:Fair I suppose.
What did this prick want to achieve by wearing it? A bit of reverence/respect from both sides of Manchester?
Doubt he was even born when it happened (notes the ‘young’ scowzers who revel in the Munich disaster obvs)
Agree, and a look through Twitter on these kind of things just sees fan bases replying with similarly pathetic and disgusting things.Snowflake Royal wrote:I don’t imagine a lot more thought than "Lolz I'm an edgy bastard" went into it.
A man has admitted wearing a football shirt at Wembley Stadium which made an offensive reference to the Hillsborough disaster.
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After White was arrested at Wembley Stadium, the court heard he was cautioned and told police: "You haven't even asked me what the T-shirt means.
"My grandad died aged 97 and didn't have enough kids."
So wettish, warmish and miserable - just like the football then!Winston Biscuit wrote:ru-oh
And now even luckier ?tidus_mi2 wrote:I know Sheff Wed haven't had a good pre-season and Southampton are a relegated Prem side but they seem lucky to only be 1-0 down.
Possibly, typical Championship I guess.Franchise FC wrote:And now even luckier ?tidus_mi2 wrote:I know Sheff Wed haven't had a good pre-season and Southampton are a relegated Prem side but they seem lucky to only be 1-0 down.
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