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by **Larsson** » Thu Feb 22, 2007 10:48 pm

i was in the stadium and was a lot of drunk hooligans doing sh it, especially at the liverpool goals, before the goals they where fu ckin silent. They create a lot of trouble and the barcelona fans fu ck them all, the security of the stadium have a lot of work yesterday because of this bas tards

by **Sabre** » Thu Feb 22, 2007 10:56 pm

+i was in the stadium and was a lot of drunk hooligans doing sh it, especially at the liverpool goals, before the goals they where fu ckin silent. They create a lot of trouble and the barcelona fans fu ck them all, the security of the stadium have a lot of work yesterday because of this bas tards

AS I've said, sort out your problems, make some autocriticism for yesterday and past events, once you do that, you'll be entitled to come here and give lessons of behaviour.

96% of Barcelona supporters are decent, but they have a 4% that are not, and you haven't been punnished for it where as other stadiums have been closed.

by **S T R U J @** » Thu Feb 22, 2007 11:29 pm

That's was a briliant result. Liverpool play very smart and they win.

by **Flo-Po** » Thu Feb 22, 2007 11:36 pm

I was at the game last night and I was shocked by the behaviour of some of our fans.

I was in the Barca end with a few freinds and the Barca supporters were bang on havin a bit of laugh with us. Congratulated us after the game and all.

But some of the liverpool fans i saw were a disgrace. There were four liverpool lads sitting above us and after we scored 2 of them started to p.i.ss on the barca fans below. Totally uncalled for.
The liverpool fans were so rude to everyone, i cudnt believe my eyes.

Las ramlas the last couple of days has been full of drunks falling all over the place and knocking people over, :censored:

on the middle of the main street in Los Ramblas, getting kicked out of bars fro being to drunk, we havent painted a good picture at all.And they were always wearing Liverpool jerseys.

The Livornio fans are around tonight for there game against espanyol and havent caused a bit of grief.

It hurts me to say it but everything ive said is true from what ive seen.

by **adamnbarrett** » Fri Feb 23, 2007 12:28 am

look as if they're doing alot of bother here :glare:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XkQYnKqoO7o

Fact is we've always taken over squares at European aways, always. And we always will.

As long as we're not smashing up bars, attacking locals and thowing plazzy chairs around then we're nothing like them Ingurlund gobshites.

From what I'm hearing a few lads got chucked in the fountain. footballs got kicked about. A few trees got climbed, all the usual euro away stuff and cup final. I can't see what the problem is?

How about reporting on how many of our lot got turned over by the local f*cking crime wave on the streets. Nearly everyone I spoke to who's been got robbed.

by **Smeg** » Fri Feb 23, 2007 12:34 am

Larsson wrote:i was in the stadium and was a lot of drunk hooligans doing sh it, especially at the liverpool goals, before the goals they where fu ckin silent. They create a lot of trouble and the barcelona fans fu ck them all, the security of the stadium have a lot of work yesterday because of this bas tards

Just got home from Barcelona, got a ticket for face value in the liverpool pen, you are talkin shi*e you no mark.

10,000 + liverpool there, no real fighting that i could see.

A few hundred shi*house barca lads throwing zippos, pints and coins into our end, trying to get the odd song going but failing. We sang and mjority stood all game. A proper football crowd.

:buttrock

fecking boss trip :rasp

by **Reg** » Fri Feb 23, 2007 12:53 am

Lots of macho stuff going on... clearly from younger folks who dont remember that disasterous day then they too, thought they were rock 'ard...

Just watched the Champions League round up, down here on ESPN Brazil and had to endure 5 minutes of 'what?' they went to Portugal, got :censored:

, smashed the place up, Bellamy attacked Riise with a golf club then celebrates his goal with a golf swing? These guys take their footy seriously and here they were simply dismissing us a team of prats - and who'se to say their not right??

The only positive news was that all three guys being interviewed said that Barcelona have never made comebacks in europe when they lose the first leg and all believed that Barca will win 1-0 on the night but that the Reds will go through. They blamed the Braca tactics as being completely wrong on he night.

Personally, I think both team and fans need to calm down and take stock before we're out on our :censored:

, not to the amusement of our new owners who have already seen us bomb out of 2 cups...

Come on lads we're ambassadors for our club and British footabll. Lets fly the flag properly.

by **adamnbarrett** » Fri Feb 23, 2007 12:57 am

Reg wrote:Come on lads we're ambassadors for our club and British footabll. Lets fly the flag properly.

just our club.

We are not english, we are scouse :nod

by **The Manhattan Project** » Fri Feb 23, 2007 1:00 am

i was in the stadium and was a lot of drunk hooligans doing sh it, especially at the liverpool goals, before the goals they where fu ckin silent. They create a lot of trouble and the barcelona fans fu ck them all, the security of the stadium have a lot of work yesterday because of this bas tards

But the important thing is that your side lost.

And really, that's all that matters.

by **Reg** » Fri Feb 23, 2007 1:33 am

The Manhattan Project wrote:
i was in the stadium and was a lot of drunk hooligans doing sh it, especially at the liverpool goals, before the goals they where fu ckin silent. They create a lot of trouble and the barcelona fans fu ck them all, the security of the stadium have a lot of work yesterday because of this bas tards

But the important thing is that your side lost.

And really, that's all that matters.

You're wrong.

Why if the lads do us proud on the field cant the fans do the same of it? There's no excuse for being out of order.

by **adamnbarrett** » Fri Feb 23, 2007 1:58 am

by **The Manhattan Project** » Fri Feb 23, 2007 2:16 am

You're wrong.

Why if the lads do us proud on the field cant the fans do the same of it? There's no excuse for being out of order.

That would be true if the reports of inappropriate behaviour came from sources considerably more reliable than trolls who claim to support Barcelona.

by **flombs** » Fri Feb 23, 2007 2:17 am

Lets not let journo sensatialism rob of us a great away win.
As far as i have read, the worst thing that was done was
a passerby got thrown into the fountain as a joke.
This is exactly what the papers want and they are getting it.
And Reg, whos to say anything really bad happenend in
Portugal? Riise and Bellamy seem to be getting on fine.

by **Sabre** » Fri Feb 23, 2007 9:51 am

Some of the press in Barcelona was too shocked to react. TOday, soar grapes in some of the press

http://www.elmundodeportivo.es/

Yes, that's right they want Alonso because their DM are shíte. I won't translate any of that because it's simply hilarious.

by **Reg** » Fri Feb 23, 2007 10:04 am

So Barca want to buy Xavi? Typical over reaction.

And they mention Bellamy might be fined 118,000 euros for the ruckus in Portugal...
This is a good story:

23/02/07 03:00 h.Hay maneras y maneras de gestionar una crisis interna, como evidenció el Liverpool el miércoles en el Camp Nou. Benítez puso de titular a Bellamy, que supuestamente había atacado a su compañero John Arne Riise con un palo de golf en la concentración 'red' de Portugal, y le invitó a que se reivindicara frente al Barça.

El incorregible galés, que deberá pagar una multa de 118.000 euros por el incidente, marcó un gol y dio una asistencia, a Riise para más señas. Pero además celebró su tanto con un 'swing' imaginario, inspirando así los titulares golfísticos de la prensa inglesa de ayer, la seria y la sensacionalista, y arrancando sonrisas a sus compañeros de equipo, el presunto agredido John Riise incluido.

Para redondear la noche, consiguió la camiseta de Leo Messi, y pudo dedicar el triunfo a “mi hijo, que hoy cumple 10 años”. Bellamy asimismo señaló que “esto sólo me puede pasar a mí” y dijo que había vivido “el mejor momento de mi carrera futbolística”. Riise por su parte aseguró que “ha sido cosa del destino” que justo ellos dos vieran puerta frente al Barça y materializaran el 1-2, mientras Rafa Benítez indicó de forma sutil que “no he visto la celebración de Bellamy, pero sin duda el 'stage' ha sido de gran ayuda”.

Cabe agregar que en las apuestas un gol de Bellamy festajado con un 'swing' se cotizaba 100/1 y destacar que el propio técnico 'red' fue elogiado por sus jugadores por su gran planteamiento del partido. “Tácticamente es el mejor del mundo”, manifestó Riise y Kuyt, la pesadilla de Márquez, recordó que Benítez les hace ensayar movimientos de ataque y en acciones a balón parado hasta la saciedad

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