Football Fan Laughs Despite Ban for Hillsborough Slur
Unruly 'Fan' Makes a Mockery of Hillsborough Tragedy, Receives Football Ban
We take you to Willesden Magistrates’ Court in London where a man found himself laughing, oblivious to the severity of the scene. James White, a 33-year-old from Warwickshire, showcased a complete lack of remorse when a four-year football ban was meted out for his grossly offensive behaviour towards the Hillsborough disaster. As reported by The Evening Standard's Ellie Ng reported from the court.
The Mockery Worn on His Back
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Tottenham Fan Banned for Mocking Hillsborough Tragedy
Hillsborough Tragedy Mocked: Tottenham Fan Faces Football Ban
In a scene that evoked the chilling memories of the Hillsborough tragedy, Kieron Darlow, a Tottenham Hotspur supporter, recently received a three-year football banning order for his unpalatable behaviour during the Spurs' narrow 4-3 loss to Liverpool in April. The incident once again brings the Hillsborough disaster, a painful chapter in Liverpool's history, back into the spotlight.
A Disrespectful Gesture
The 25-year-old from Welwyn ignited outrage when he crudely mimicked the catastrophic …
Manchester United Fan Charged Over Offensive Hillsborough Reference
In a distasteful incident that sparked outrage amongst the football community, a Manchester United fan has been charged for wearing an offensive shirt with a direct reference to the Hillsborough disaster. The incident took place amidst the recent FA Cup final at Wembley, further marring the competitive spirit of the occasion.
An Offensive Statement
James White, 33, from Warwickshire, is now facing charges for displaying threatening or abusive writing that's likely to cause harassment, alarm, or distress. This report comes …
Hillsborough Tragedy Mocked: Fan Arrested at Wembley
In a shameful episode that unfolded at Wembley, an individual was detained following an apparent mockery of the Hillsborough disaster - a tragedy that still haunts Liverpool to this day. This tragic incident will forever be a part of Liverpool's history, connecting it to Manchester United through a shared, painful footballing heritage.
At the heart of this unfortunate episode was a Manchester United supporter wearing a shirt bearing the number 97, provocatively partnered with the words 'Not Enough'. This calculated and …
Liverpool's Anthem Dilemma Amid King's Coronation
As the sceptre of the King's coronation hovers over the weekend, Liverpool Football Club finds itself ensnared in a quandary of patriotism and loyalty. The Premier League, with fervent insistence, has urged the clubs to indulge in various activities to mark the regal occasion, among which playing the national anthem at Anfield is a key component.
Upon receiving the league's missive, clubs with home fixtures during this extended weekend, including Newcastle and Wolves, have gracefully succumbed to the suggestion. However, …
Tony Evans: Good Riddance to a Horrible Man
The guilty men of Hillsborough will die in their droves in the next few years. They go to their graves with their reputations intact, having enjoyed the honours and status bestowed on them by a rancid country. Those honours should have been stripped from them.
Sir Bernard Ingham died last week. Margaret Thatcher’s press secretary was arguably the worst of the Hillsborough liars. He seemed to delight in upsetting those who suffered at Sheffield Wednesday’s ground on April 15, 1989. …
Tony Evans: No Government Should Be Able To Buy Liverpool FC - Not China, Qatar or the USA
It comes around about once every decade. The Scouse vs. Wool, Local vs. Out-Of-Towner debate is a Liverpool staple. This time it’s got a new twist. The suggestion that the club could be bought by Qataris has added an extra wrinkle.
You’re racist if you object to despots.
Tuesday marked the fifteenth anniversary of the formation of Spirit of Shankly as a response to the ownership crisis caused by George Gillett and Tom Hicks. They are still fighting the good …
Tony Evans: The Narrative Surrounding Naby Keita is Ludicrous
The best quality a footballer can have is availability. It doesn’t matter how good you are if you can’t play. Daniel Sturridge might have been the best English striker of the previous decade but he didn’t get onto the pitch enough. Harry Kane would not have been close to becoming England’s leading goalscorer if Sturridge would have been robust.
And so to Naby Keita. There were so many high hopes for the 27-year-old and so many disappointments. Rail all you …
Tony Evans: 'The Unlawful Killings' & Refusing to Allow The Banterfication of Hillsborough
How was 2022 for you? The answer has to be “crap” in a general sense. From a Liverpool perspective it’s been a mixed year.
We forget quickly but the first five months were as uplifting as any period in my supporting life. The quest for the quad was special. To go into the last week of the campaign with the possibility of winning all four trophies was an astonishing feat.
The final two games were disappointing and Paris was disheartening …
Tony Evans: Stop Cryarsing! Football Has Changed
Here’s what you can expect as a Liverpool fan in the 2020s: life will be a roller-coaster.
Here’s what you can’t expect: to win the title more than once in a – and I use the phrase consciously – blue moon.
It’s no use cryarsing about every defeat and every missed transfer target. The words ‘the game has changed’ are thrown around too flippantly in football. But the truth is the game has changed. The sovereign-wealth fund clubs are skewing …