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No I don't, there is no excuse for that. It goes to show that there is good and bad in every supporter.NKBS hat geschrieben:do you call this the hand of friendship?
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200 Juventus 'fans' managed to break free and attacked the police - fact.tommasino hat geschrieben:hey snorky, what happend exactly last night ??
there's nothing in the newspapers today...
It was a clearly good start to create a peaceful atmosphere at Anfield yesterday night. But I can also understand that the long 20-year lasting time was not enough used to get a real collective conscience of sorrow.Snorky hat geschrieben:200 Juventus 'fans' managed to break free and attacked the police - fact.
The Hillsborough Memorial outside the ground was vandalised - rumour.
Two Liverpool fans stabbed. One outside the ground, one in the city - rumour.
Coins thrown into the Liverpool fans, throat cutting jestures made constantly and the fans wanted to sing "English Animals" than support their team. - fact.
I will find out later if the stabbings and the vandalism are true.
I really really fear for the Liverpool supporters in Turin![]()
Would it not be better to say sorry in their own house ?rotoloso hat geschrieben:The problem is not if there has been somthing in the last 20 years or not, the problem is that i think such a wound will be opend for lifetime there is nothing that L'pool can do. The best thing is to say "sorry" (as you did yesterday and in the past years) and now be silent, respect the pain of thoes who lost thery loved and not go to Turin because this will cause big troubles.
I don't know, this are situations i never lived and i can't say what i would like and what not but i think if someone killed my father, i don't want to se him in my house saying sorry, also if 20 years have passed...Snorky hat geschrieben:Would it not be better to say sorry in their own house ?
Both.Snorky hat geschrieben:If/when trouble happens in Turin, who will be at fault - Liverpool for going to a match where trouble is expected or Juventus fans for wanting revenge ?
I understand your points of view and realise what you are saying.rotoloso hat geschrieben:I don't know, this are situations i never lived and i can't say what i would like and what not but i think if someone killed my father, i don't want to se him in my house saying sorry, also if 20 years have passed...
Both.
Juventus because it's not correct to fight against violence with violence, it's just wrong!
Liverpool because they know that the (negative) emotions are very high and present and do not prevent a second tragedy. It would be appropriate to stay at home and to comunicate that respecting the pain of those who are suffering and with the will to prevent other massacres Liverpool fans renounces to go to Turin.
Dem kann ich nur zustimmen!Ernesto hat geschrieben:Wer seinen Nächsten verurteilt, der kann irren. Wer ihm verzeiht, der irrt nie.
Karl Heinrich Waggerl
Wie nun die italienischen Fussballfans im Allgemeinen und die Anhänger von Juventus im Speziellen - auch mit der gestrigen Aktion - krampfhaft versuchen nun selbst in die 'Bad Guys'-Rolle der Engländer vor der Heysel-Tragödie zu schlüpfen ist einfach peinlich und dumm. Tragisch dazu, dass man nicht bereit ist aus der Geschichte zu lernen.
alter sack hat geschrieben:ich bin schlicht und ergreifend der meinung, dass es okay ist, dem gegnerischen fan eins auf die fresse zu hauen
I think L'pool Fans don't have to go to Turin not because of the fear of violence but to show that now you are sorry about what happend 20 years ago (also if its not your responsability), don't want any violence more and that you respect the pain.Snorky hat geschrieben:I understand your points of view and realise what you are saying.
However, would FCB fans stop going to Grasshoppers because of the trouble associated with the game ?
I know normal fighting and the death of 39 fans is totally different, but if the fear of violence is present, is it not the same ?
Du hesch rächt, numme, probier di in d'Laag z'versetze vo öbber wo dr Vatter oder e Brueder verlore hett... dä gseht das villicht als provokation wenn jetzt 3000 Ängländer zu ihm Häi gönn und no e gsponsorti Choreo mache wo "Sorry" druff stoht, i weiss es isch guet gmeint und die wo verantwortlich sinn für die Tote sinn kuum drbi aber es goht drum z'zeige dassme nümm die gwalttätige beschtie isch wo me vor 20 johr gse isch und säit "Ok, mir wüsse dasses in Turin könnt gföhrlich wärde und, nid uss Angscht, sondern uss respäkt verzichtemer für 1 x uff dä Usswärts spiel, als zeiche dass mir wirklich Gwalt wänn verhindere."baslerstab hat geschrieben:thousands of victims during the ww2 are still the reason, to hate all the germans!
how many of the (100? 200? 300?) comitters were in the stadium yesterday?
think about.......
But surely that is wrong in a moral sense. As I said before would you stop going to Grasshoppers because of the fear of violence ?O.Hitzfeld hat geschrieben:The major problem for the Liverpool supportes will be that they face a whole city and nation of Italians who will try to get their revenge. And in the end everybody will blame the Liverpool supporters for coming to Turin and causing all the trouble....
Snorky, as i said, in the case of L'pool is not because of the fear of violence, it's because of the respect and to prevent violence, that doesn't means that you are affraid, that means that you are conscious of a danger and try to avoid it.Snorky hat geschrieben:But surely that is wrong in a moral sense. As I said before would you stop going to Grasshoppers because of the fear of violence ?
Going to Turin now, will be as if you rub salt in a open wound. The fact, that there is a great memorial for the victims of Hillborough and only a little shrine in the back of the L'pool museum for Haysle is already to much.O.Hitzfeld hat geschrieben:And in the end everybody will blame the Liverpool supporters for coming to Turin and causing all the trouble....
You can`t compare both situations as one is a regular season game, the other one is CL quarter final...I would go to Turin, that`s for sure! Maybe you misunderstood me, I wanted to say that ín the end you`ll be blamed, as we`ll be blamed for all trouble caused in Zürich. It doesn`t matter who starts, they know the black sheeps already.Snorky hat geschrieben:But surely that is wrong in a moral sense. As I said before would you stop going to Grasshoppers because of the fear of violence ?