It’s not a minute and that is what matters. The muted way in which the BBC are reporting this is a disgrace. They would make a big thing if it were any other club but they are petrified. The result will drown out this news but they will be watching the Etihad this evening waiting to pounce.BBC Sport's chief football writer Phil McNulty reported that the vast majority of Liverpool supporters at a capacity Anfield observed a shorter period of silence impeccably, with one or two rogue shouts at the start of the tribute quickly shouted down before their fixture against Ajax.
what is a shortened period?
It’s not a minute and that is what matters. The muted way in which the BBC are reporting this is a disgrace. They would make a big thing if it were any other club but they are petrified. The result will drown out this news but they will be watching the Etihad this evening waiting to pounce.
A disgrace. Not calling it out even more so. Started as soon as the whistle was blown .Not even 20s:
Vile Club and fans.A disgrace. Not calling it out even more so. Started as soon as the whistle was blown .
Scumbags.
Disagree.Understandable as it is, on these type of occasions, I wonder if it's made worse by the 'silent majority' making their view clear by trying, in any way possible, to quieten the dissenters?
Better to leave them to it?
Can anyone imagine the reaction there would be from the dippers or the media if someone were to behave like that during a minutes silence for the victims of the Hillsborough disaster?
Disagree.
If the ”silent” majority stay silent, then they appear to condone the booers.
I think we shall beg to differ on the subject.Maybe, but the silence has been respected by the decent majority - who then let the dissenters know at the conclusion what they think of them. Just a thought.
psychological trauma, thought that was a permanent feature for Dippers fans.It’s never their fault! It’s never their fault!
Always the victims, it’s never their fault!
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-63008002