The OFFICIAL Liverpool FC thread - RIP Diogo

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Wildweasel74

How he take a wrong turn, if the police had the area all cordoned off.

statto

Quote from: SaffronSports on May 26, 2025, 11:16:39 PMSaw a video with people banging on the car and trying to open doors then he does like a reverse at one lad and speeds away. 

Wonder did it start off innocent enough and he's took a wrong turn and then panicked?

Regardless, hope everyone injured comes out of it okay.
Don't think you take a wrong turn then speed up when there's pedestrians on the street. When the crowd panics and runs he then goes after them.

RedHand88

Complete sh1tshow from the authorities yet again. They have underestimated the amount of people who would attend an event like this.
Lime street station had thousands waiting outside all evening in the rain. Bottlenecks everywhere and not a cop to be seen anywhere.
As for the incident, a car should never have been allowed near Water Street immediately after the parade.

Milltown Row2

Quote from: RedHand88 on May 27, 2025, 07:16:11 AMComplete sh1tshow from the authorities yet again. They have underestimated the amount of people who would attend an event like this.
Lime street station had thousands waiting outside all evening in the rain. Bottlenecks everywhere and not a cop to be seen anywhere.
As for the incident, a car should never have been allowed near Water Street immediately after the parade.

You can never stop stuff like this, blaming the authorities is not the reason why this headcase got in a car and drove deliberately by the looks of it, into a crowd of people..

For all we know the car could have been in the street, could have been stolen

One person only to blame for this
None of us are getting out of here alive, so please stop treating yourself like an after thought.

RedHand88

Quote from: Milltown Row2 on May 27, 2025, 07:33:11 AM
Quote from: RedHand88 on May 27, 2025, 07:16:11 AMComplete sh1tshow from the authorities yet again. They have underestimated the amount of people who would attend an event like this.
Lime street station had thousands waiting outside all evening in the rain. Bottlenecks everywhere and not a cop to be seen anywhere.
As for the incident, a car should never have been allowed near Water Street immediately after the parade.

You can never stop stuff like this, blaming the authorities is not the reason why this headcase got in a car and drove deliberately by the looks of it, into a crowd of people..

For all we know the car could have been in the street, could have been stolen

One person only to blame for this

I'm not just talking about Water St.
About half an hour before it happened I made the comment to a friend that I hadn't seen a single cop all day. I know they were on the scene when it happened but during the parade, going to lime st, standing with thousands outside the station etc, there was no authority to be seen and the whole thing was left for the public to manage themselves. It was a complete mess.

imtommygunn

If there weren't police there the guy could have been killed by crowds of people too. It is hard to comprehend what the hell goes on with people to be doing stuff like that. Nuts.

Armamike

Quote from: imtommygunn on May 27, 2025, 08:09:01 AMIf there weren't police there the guy could have been killed by crowds of people too. It is hard to comprehend what the hell goes on with people to be doing stuff like that. Nuts.

High on drugs.
That's just, like your opinion man.

markl121

Just home there today. Whole thing with traffic management was bizarre. there were cars everywhere, cars driving down hunter street where I was at the start, like a constant stream of cars for an hour before the bus came. Everyone was in good spirits and shouting/cheering out the windows. After the bus passed us on hunter street we walked behind it for a bit with a view to getting to the strand. We cut across a back street and towards chapel street, dale street and water street, thousands walking this way. we met quite a few cars just coming the opposite direction beeping horns etc, no idea how or why they got there. As mentioned above there was no obvious closing of the roads, very few cops. We tried to get to the strand via water street but couldn't get within 200 yards of it so we turned and went back to the hotel, probably missed the attack by minutes.

Lime street was brutal, our hotel was beside it, queues winding round the block for hours and hours, trains leaving the station empty. Was the same in 2019, nothing has been learned.


Milltown Row2

One of the most frightening of things after the horror of the mowing down of people in Water street is the level of miss information being banded about on social media..

The far right are still creating a narrative that it was a 'boat' person that the white male was in the passenger seat and the cops are covering things up, after each bitta information given out by the police it's been turned or spun differently

But I suppose the group of people that they are targeting don't need much to convince
None of us are getting out of here alive, so please stop treating yourself like an after thought.

Link

Quote from: Wildweasel74 on May 26, 2025, 11:44:23 PMHow he take a wrong turn, if the police had the area all cordoned off.
Cocaine

armaghniac

Quote from: markl121 on May 27, 2025, 11:30:55 PMLime street was brutal, our hotel was beside it, queues winding round the block for hours and hours, trains leaving the station empty. Was the same in 2019, nothing has been learned.

I think though there was an additional concern this time about security at the station, as they did not know at that time whether this was some sort of coordinated attack.
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RedHand88

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Quote from: armaghniac on May 28, 2025, 10:25:51 AM
Quote from: markl121 on May 27, 2025, 11:30:55 PMLime street was brutal, our hotel was beside it, queues winding round the block for hours and hours, trains leaving the station empty. Was the same in 2019, nothing has been learned.

I think though there was an additional concern this time about security at the station, as they did not know at that time whether this was some sort of coordinated attack.

I was looking through messages to get a timeline and I was in the crowds outside Lime St at 5.40pm. It was getting heated then with staff not letting anyone in and the shutters were down. The attack didn't happen until 6.05pm

I was one of the lucky ones who managed to squeeze into the station just after 6, to find an empty station and a mostly empty train, whilst thousands waited outside.

Gabriel_Hurl

where did yer man's post go from last night?

gawa316

Quote from: Gabriel_Hurl on May 28, 2025, 02:21:05 PMwhere did yer man's post go from last night?

He had put a lot of work into it as well

laoislad

When you think you're fucked you're only about 40% fucked.