The OFFICIAL Liverpool FC thread - Jurgen walks - Stallion vindicated

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Rome have loads of previous with this. Can't believe UEFA haven't come down tougher on them.

[Milltown Row2]

Rome have loads of previous with this. Can't believe UEFA haven't come down tougher on them.

Lots of clubs have previous on this sort of stuff. If I was a fan and got a free ticket for the game, free flights and accomadation I still wouldnt go!

[Captain Obvious]

Rome have loads of previous with this. Can't believe UEFA haven't come down tougher on them.

Lots of clubs have previous on this sort of stuff. If I was a fan and got a free ticket for the game, free flights and accomadation I still wouldnt go!

You don't have to go to the game can watch it on TV. Free flights and accommodation to Rome is offer few would say no to.

[StGallsGAA]

Rome have loads of previous with this. Can't believe UEFA haven't come down tougher on them.

And they should just ignore Liverpool's previous you suppose? 

[Geoff Tipps]

Wouldn't fancy going to Rome next week, got plenty of stories from mates who've been their with United etc.

What year was all the Liverpool fans slashed in Rome? had a mate on the official coach with directors and players wife's and they had several of their windows put through on the way to the game.

Think it has happened pretty much every time they have played in Rome.
Lots of stabbings and slashings in '84. Many older fans think it contributed to Heysel.

[TabClear]

Schalke has confirmed Max Meyer will be leaving Schalke on a free in the summer with Liverpool and Arsenal in the mix as a likely destination. Would be a good replacement for Can although I woudl prefer someone more defensively minded to come in alongside Keita. Ndidi at Leicester was heavily linked earlier in the summer and has had a good season. I just worry that people assume he is going to be Kante Mk 2 which is highly unlikely.

[Over the Bar]

Stevie 'Ger??

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/43907986

[laoislad]

LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB will hang a St Peter's Dunboyne GAA jersey in their dressing room as a show of support to Sean Cox.

The 53-year-old Meath man suffered an unprovoked attack outside Anfield ahead of Tuesday night's Champions League semi-final first leg with Roma, and two Italian men have since been charged over the serious assault.

Sean is in a critical condition at the Walton Neurological Centre, and the Reds captain Jordan Henderson posted a message to say the fan is in the squad's thoughts and prayers yesterday.

"He came to watch a football match and support our team — the only result that matters to us now is that he recovers and can return home to be with his family and loved ones," wrote the Liverpool skipper.

Speaking on last night's Off The Ball, former Ireland and Everton midfielder Kevin Kilbane revealed that the Premier League club were looking to get their hands on a shirt from his local GAA club.

Later in the programme, it was confirmed that a jersey had been sourced and that Kilbane would pass it on.

Liverpool face Stoke City at home in the Premier League on Saturday, before travelling to the Italian capital for the second leg of their Champions League on Wednesday.

Meanwhile, over €37,000 has now been raised by a GoFundMe page set up to help with Sean's medical costs.

[J70]

Rome have loads of previous with this. Can't believe UEFA haven't come down tougher on them.

And they should just ignore Liverpool's previous you suppose? 

Have they ignored Liverpool's history?

[seafoid]

LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB will hang a St Peter's Dunboyne GAA jersey in their dressing room as a show of support to Sean Cox.

The 53-year-old Meath man suffered an unprovoked attack outside Anfield ahead of Tuesday night's Champions League semi-final first leg with Roma, and two Italian men have since been charged over the serious assault.

Sean is in a critical condition at the Walton Neurological Centre, and the Reds captain Jordan Henderson posted a message to say the fan is in the squad's thoughts and prayers yesterday.

"He came to watch a football match and support our team — the only result that matters to us now is that he recovers and can return home to be with his family and loved ones," wrote the Liverpool skipper.

Speaking on last night's Off The Ball, former Ireland and Everton midfielder Kevin Kilbane revealed that the Premier League club were looking to get their hands on a shirt from his local GAA club.

Later in the programme, it was confirmed that a jersey had been sourced and that Kilbane would pass it on.

Liverpool face Stoke City at home in the Premier League on Saturday, before travelling to the Italian capital for the second leg of their Champions League on Wednesday.

Meanwhile, over €37,000 has now been raised by a GoFundMe page set up to help with Sean's medical costs.

That is a lovely touch and shows the respect the club has for GAA.

[From the Bunker]

LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB will hang a St Peter's Dunboyne GAA jersey in their dressing room as a show of support to Sean Cox.

The 53-year-old Meath man suffered an unprovoked attack outside Anfield ahead of Tuesday night's Champions League semi-final first leg with Roma, and two Italian men have since been charged over the serious assault.

Sean is in a critical condition at the Walton Neurological Centre, and the Reds captain Jordan Henderson posted a message to say the fan is in the squad's thoughts and prayers yesterday.

"He came to watch a football match and support our team — the only result that matters to us now is that he recovers and can return home to be with his family and loved ones," wrote the Liverpool skipper.

Speaking on last night's Off The Ball, former Ireland and Everton midfielder Kevin Kilbane revealed that the Premier League club were looking to get their hands on a shirt from his local GAA club.

Later in the programme, it was confirmed that a jersey had been sourced and that Kilbane would pass it on.

Liverpool face Stoke City at home in the Premier League on Saturday, before travelling to the Italian capital for the second leg of their Champions League on Wednesday.

Meanwhile, over €37,000 has now been raised by a GoFundMe page set up to help with Sean's medical costs.

That is a lovely touch and shows the respect the club has for GAA.

Liverpool FC would have little or no knowledge of the GAA! they have sourced a jersey held dear by the victim and probably know little else. Hate how the GAA heads feel this need to be acknowledged on the international stage.

[seafoid]

LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB will hang a St Peter's Dunboyne GAA jersey in their dressing room as a show of support to Sean Cox.

The 53-year-old Meath man suffered an unprovoked attack outside Anfield ahead of Tuesday night's Champions League semi-final first leg with Roma, and two Italian men have since been charged over the serious assault.

Sean is in a critical condition at the Walton Neurological Centre, and the Reds captain Jordan Henderson posted a message to say the fan is in the squad's thoughts and prayers yesterday.

"He came to watch a football match and support our team — the only result that matters to us now is that he recovers and can return home to be with his family and loved ones," wrote the Liverpool skipper.

Speaking on last night's Off The Ball, former Ireland and Everton midfielder Kevin Kilbane revealed that the Premier League club were looking to get their hands on a shirt from his local GAA club.

Later in the programme, it was confirmed that a jersey had been sourced and that Kilbane would pass it on.

Liverpool face Stoke City at home in the Premier League on Saturday, before travelling to the Italian capital for the second leg of their Champions League on Wednesday.

Meanwhile, over €37,000 has now been raised by a GoFundMe page set up to help with Sean's medical costs.

That is a lovely touch and shows the respect the club has for GAA.

Liverpool FC would have little or no knowledge of the GAA! they have sourced a jersey held dear by the victim and probably know little else. Hate how the GAA heads feel this need to be acknowledged on the international stage.

Is there not a local soccer club whose jersey they could have used ?

[brokencrossbar1]

LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB will hang a St Peter's Dunboyne GAA jersey in their dressing room as a show of support to Sean Cox.

The 53-year-old Meath man suffered an unprovoked attack outside Anfield ahead of Tuesday night's Champions League semi-final first leg with Roma, and two Italian men have since been charged over the serious assault.

Sean is in a critical condition at the Walton Neurological Centre, and the Reds captain Jordan Henderson posted a message to say the fan is in the squad's thoughts and prayers yesterday.

"He came to watch a football match and support our team — the only result that matters to us now is that he recovers and can return home to be with his family and loved ones," wrote the Liverpool skipper.

Speaking on last night's Off The Ball, former Ireland and Everton midfielder Kevin Kilbane revealed that the Premier League club were looking to get their hands on a shirt from his local GAA club.

Later in the programme, it was confirmed that a jersey had been sourced and that Kilbane would pass it on.

Liverpool face Stoke City at home in the Premier League on Saturday, before travelling to the Italian capital for the second leg of their Champions League on Wednesday.

Meanwhile, over €37,000 has now been raised by a GoFundMe page set up to help with Sean's medical costs.

That is a lovely touch and shows the respect the club has for GAA.

Liverpool FC would have little or no knowledge of the GAA! they have sourced a jersey held dear by the victim and probably know little else. Hate how the GAA heads feel this need to be acknowledged on the international stage.

Is there not a local soccer club whose jersey they could have used ?

Why would they do that when the man was a former chairman of the GAA club and probably has no affiliation to any soccer club?  It's a lovely touch.

[Syferus]

LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB will hang a St Peter's Dunboyne GAA jersey in their dressing room as a show of support to Sean Cox.

The 53-year-old Meath man suffered an unprovoked attack outside Anfield ahead of Tuesday night's Champions League semi-final first leg with Roma, and two Italian men have since been charged over the serious assault.

Sean is in a critical condition at the Walton Neurological Centre, and the Reds captain Jordan Henderson posted a message to say the fan is in the squad's thoughts and prayers yesterday.

"He came to watch a football match and support our team — the only result that matters to us now is that he recovers and can return home to be with his family and loved ones," wrote the Liverpool skipper.

Speaking on last night's Off The Ball, former Ireland and Everton midfielder Kevin Kilbane revealed that the Premier League club were looking to get their hands on a shirt from his local GAA club.

Later in the programme, it was confirmed that a jersey had been sourced and that Kilbane would pass it on.

Liverpool face Stoke City at home in the Premier League on Saturday, before travelling to the Italian capital for the second leg of their Champions League on Wednesday.

Meanwhile, over €37,000 has now been raised by a GoFundMe page set up to help with Sean's medical costs.

That is a lovely touch and shows the respect the club has for GAA.

Liverpool FC would have little or no knowledge of the GAA! they have sourced a jersey held dear by the victim and probably know little else. Hate how the GAA heads feel this need to be acknowledged on the international stage.

+1

It shows nothing of the sort. A personal gesture that has feck all to do with the GAA or Liverpool's non-opinion of it. A nice touch all the same.

[OgraAnDun]

LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB will hang a St Peter's Dunboyne GAA jersey in their dressing room as a show of support to Sean Cox.

The 53-year-old Meath man suffered an unprovoked attack outside Anfield ahead of Tuesday night's Champions League semi-final first leg with Roma, and two Italian men have since been charged over the serious assault.

Sean is in a critical condition at the Walton Neurological Centre, and the Reds captain Jordan Henderson posted a message to say the fan is in the squad's thoughts and prayers yesterday.

"He came to watch a football match and support our team — the only result that matters to us now is that he recovers and can return home to be with his family and loved ones," wrote the Liverpool skipper.

Speaking on last night's Off The Ball, former Ireland and Everton midfielder Kevin Kilbane revealed that the Premier League club were looking to get their hands on a shirt from his local GAA club.

Later in the programme, it was confirmed that a jersey had been sourced and that Kilbane would pass it on.

Liverpool face Stoke City at home in the Premier League on Saturday, before travelling to the Italian capital for the second leg of their Champions League on Wednesday.

Meanwhile, over €37,000 has now been raised by a GoFundMe page set up to help with Sean's medical costs.

That is a lovely touch and shows the respect the club has for GAA.

Liverpool FC would have little or no knowledge of the GAA! they have sourced a jersey held dear by the victim and probably know little else. Hate how the GAA heads feel this need to be acknowledged on the international stage.

+1

It shows nothing of the sort. A personal gesture that has feck all to do with the GAA or Liverpool's non-opinion of it. A nice touch all the same.

Exactly.