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| Or saturday at emirates "capitulation" without Sterven & Skrtel *thanks "FA" |
SCLOG pre bburn away
...last chance for Stevies fareWELL?
disgusted withBR ...no match report..its all been said before .. Brent is not effective at the highest level.. and only ONE f s g "buy" of 40 odd signings IS effective ..Phil..
The Systematic Removal of TRUE REd SUPPORTER Heroes.. http://rednet-alien.blogspot.com/2015/04/the-systematic-removal-of-true-red.html
Since G & H & Henry's f SS g took over the board of Lfc..it HAS gone bad!
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| Missed ..because the FA love to punish Lfc players |
Studge and raheem (stop asking for money!, although you are employed by supreme CAPITALIST JOhn W&&&&er Henry!! ) manc talking about our players! ...ha ha ... how can Lfc complain that they have a money - motivated agent influencing Raheem when John W****** Henry made his by extreme cut throat capitalism..??
these 2 must be the latest Lfc version of "SAS" ->>>>
OUR
club should be aiming for number 1, the Lfc "office" is always "managing
expectations" .. ppl claim about the f s g commercial success, mostly sponsors
from
USA who benefit from oUR NAME ....but.. something like 40 odd players
signed during f s g and only Phil is a "regular first teamer" IMO. Lfc
cant or wont hang on to the best. ... Torres, Masch, Luis ... and soon
Raheem ???
SUPPORTERS V FAs
CS>Its a sad fact that whether its FIFA, UEFA, the national FA, or other "governing body" is that the wrong people "manage" or rather DICTATE our beautiful game, and the fault lies with society,
the fans, even GOOD SUPPORTERS do not take action, allowing the people game to become middle/business class and over-priced. Bias exists, and those "governors" should be excluded not "courted" by FSE, Supporters should decide WHO makes the rules of our global game, not tinpot politicians and businessmen or ex players on ego trips. When members are prepared to sacrifice
participation, strike, block and boycott matches and demonstrate at officials meetins "en block" ...then and only then, will we stand a chance of once more feeling this is OUR game, otherwise you just play THEIR (political) game, and finance the monster that is killing it.
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On 20/03/2015 09:00, FSE Info wrote:
> Respect Fans Banner
UEFA seems to ignore negative effects of collective punishments in annual meeting with fans
> On 16 March, the annual meeting of the FSE Committee with UEFA took place, together with our partners Supporters Direct Europe and Centre for Access to Football in Europe (CAFE). Whilst progress was made and joint actions were discussed with regards to nominative ticket schemes and travel restrictions, we had to register that UEFA was still unwilling to move even an inch in its position on collective punishments of fans.
> The FSE Committee is still missing a sign of understanding from UEFA for the fact that punishing fans that haven’t done anything wrong whatsoever, is unjust, doesn’t meet judicial principles and is hence counter-productive to motivating fans in the important commitment against racism. The justified complaints of supporter groups from Bayern, Manchester City or Northern Ireland, amongst others, that were presented by FSE Committee members in the meeting, didn’t change this. These cases refer in particular to the situation of away supporters who are punished for the behaviour of usually a minority of fans, and crucially of innocent fans of the other club, and till today haven’t even been compensated for their expenses relating to tickets, travel and accommodation. UEFA thereby imposes the biggest negative impact on fans who have had no involvement in the racist incidents and who in some cases have even engaged in activities against discrimination themselves as supporters.
> The FSE Committee is therefore unable to understand the predominant view of UEFA that this system of mass punishments has been a success. That this isn’t the case is not only shown by the fact that some of the same clubs still repeatedly receive sanctions for racist conduct of fans, but also by the European protest campaign “#Respect Fans” against these measures which has been joined by major non-racist supporter groups from more than 15 clubs playing in European club competitions this season. This clearly illustrates that the sanction logic of UEFA has to be considered in essential parts as unsustainable, wrong and unfair. The FSE Committee explicitly supports these protests and calls for fans to condemn the imposition of collective punishments on fans innocent of any offences and to intensify these protests, where appropriate.
> We urge UEFA to recognise and address fans' concerns on this integral issue, as otherwise we fear a continued radicalisation of the wider fan movement as a reaction to this position. This cannot be in anybody's interest. Despite our great disappointment about the outcome of this meeting, FSE therefore remains ready for dialogue with UEFA. It would be a crucial sign of a positive partnership that UEFA will make a move towards all the non-racist supporters, with an honest intention and true will to eradicate the current injustices in this system.
> ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
> Football Supporters Europe (FSE)
> FSE is an independent, democratic (?) and representative network of grassroots football supporters with members in currently more than 45 countries in Europe. FSE’s members are representing more than 3.5 million football supporters in total, including individual fans, ultra groups, fan club representatives and national fan organisations, thereby making FSE the biggest fans’ organisation in the world. The members of FSE are committed to a set of key values such as anti-discrimination, to the rejection of violence and good governance > FSE is the main interlocutor of UEFA on fans’ issues and works with a number of other institutions and football governing bodies, such as the Council of Europe or the EU. The European Football Fans’ Congress is the main event of FSE and takes place in a different country every year, organised as an independent event, jointly with members and fans’ groups of as many local teams as possible.
> Football Supporters Europe eV - Coordinating Office - PO Box 306218 - 20328 Hamburg - Germany
> Tel:. +49 40 370 877 51 -- email: info@fanseurope.org -- web: www.fanseurope.org – TWITTER @FansEurope
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@LivEchoLFC @EuRED09 dont u mean "why we no longer aim for first spot" or "managing expectations" as per f s g policy
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Brentsh&te>(from YNWA groupon FB)
“I think certainly the FA Cup would give us a great boost as a team
with lots of young players and players coming into the club.
“I
don’t want to go down the route of saying that (a cup win equals
success). Our objective was to win a trophy. I think if we didn’t get in
the top four and we didn’t have a trophy this year, we ourselves would
be disappointed.
“That’s the expectancy we want. We want to be
able to be challenging every year. The FA Cup would mark a good step
forward for us.”
ok Alex , splitting hairs a bit but
.. I cant consider an injury prone player a "regular" nor Sakho, who
hasnt completed a full season as first choice CB .. I agree with
Hendo...so should I say "congrats" John Henry .. TWO players are
consistent first team players out of over 40 signings ?
disgusted with BR ...no match report..its all been said before .. Brent is not effective at the highest level.. and only ONE f s g "buy" of 40 odd signings IS effective ..Phil..
The Systematic Removal of TRUE REd SUPPORTER Heroes.. http://rednet-alien.blogspot.com/2015/04/the-systematic-removal-of-true-red.html
Since G & H & Henry's f SS g took over the board of Lfc..it HAS gone bad!
MORE at
https://www.facebook.com/pages/REdNeT/245954208796041
its this sort of F s g type sh&te that makes me feel sick about our club,,
