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by **nicksimo** » Wed Nov 14, 2007 4:56 pm

Forget all that nonsence please have a look at the fantastic Liverpool retro shirts available at www.********.com please excuse this approach but I hope the items are of interest to you as they are to me.

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by **redtrader74** » Wed Nov 14, 2007 5:02 pm

Sabre you give them too much credit, its a rubbish programme, poorly written at the best of times, the writers are not bright enough to have thought this through (liberal lefty sandle wearing, bearded, cabbage munchers don't really know or watch Football), they went for a stereotype.

by **taff** » Wed Nov 14, 2007 5:09 pm

Absolutely ludicrous. Its going back to the everyones a gangster stage and I shall stop watching for a while.

Whats wrong with old fashioned affairs and scandal

by **destro** » Wed Nov 14, 2007 7:28 pm

[quote=nicksimo,Nov. 14 2007,15:56Forget all that nonsence please have a look at the fantastic Liverpool retro shirts available at www..com please excuse this approach but I hope the items are of interest to you as they are to me.[/quote]
I saw Big Mo selling those same shirts on a stall in Albert Square on a recent episode of Eastenders and they were cheaper than yours :laugh:

by **Emerald Red** » Wed Nov 14, 2007 10:20 pm

Eastenders = a load of old bollox.

Haven't watched an episode in about 10 years. The shows a joke and more like a comedy. Whenever I do pay it a passing glance, I find that I spend more time commenting on the ridiculousness of it all, rather than pay attention to what's going on. It's almost like it's been wrote by 14 year olds with no real experience of how the real world works. Oh, and they play that gangster card far too many times. I remember watching a program where they compared the usual cliche scenes to those in Home and Away. They were exactly the same. Same terrible acting, script, scenario. The only difference is that Eastenders has received Bafta awards for that shyte.

by **red37** » Wed Nov 14, 2007 10:43 pm

Emerald Red wrote:The only difference is that Eastenders has received Bafta awards for that shyte.

A sad indictment on this country's dumbed down culture that like this stuff and actually bother to vote for the c*nt.

Groundbreaking viewing eh :no

by **europian-kings** » Wed Nov 14, 2007 10:50 pm

dawn looked hawt yday

by **The Manhattan Project** » Wed Nov 14, 2007 11:20 pm

It's a deliberate provocation.

by **hello_red** » Wed Nov 14, 2007 11:49 pm

Amother example of the middle class trying to discuss working class problems.

:talktothehand

by **Sabre** » Thu Nov 15, 2007 12:15 am

The Manhattan Project wrote:It's a deliberate provocation.

That's what I thought initially. And I wondered if it was linked somehow to certain people joining the Beeb. But other forum mates think otherwise, that they cannot be taken seriously. You lot know better than me, there's no doubt about that, but it's strange to make a joke in a humour program about something that old, and that tragic as it was Hillsborough. That's why I thought initially it was deliberate.

by **Kharhaz** » Thu Nov 15, 2007 12:17 am

How on earth can hillsborough have anything to do with violence of any kind? hillsborough happened because of over crowding due to incompetent policing, if this is how low these mindless idiots at the bbc and especially the writers of eastenders have to stoop to get a reaction to there program then something is wrong. The amount of angry letters the bbc get when that tw.at mckenzie is on question time should give them a clear idea of what liverpool supporters and people from liverpool especially think of mindless scriblings from utter morons and yet this was allowed to go out on air.

by **The Manhattan Project** » Thu Nov 15, 2007 1:07 am

The best approach IMO would be for the people of Liverpool en masse to not pay their licence fees until an official apology is offered by the BBC.

They can't put you all in prison. It needs coordination.

It is "civil disobedience".

by **Kharhaz** » Thu Nov 15, 2007 1:18 am

The Manhattan Project wrote:The best approach IMO would be for the people of Liverpool en masse to not pay their licence fees until an official apology is offered by the BBC.

They can't put you all in prison. It needs coordination.

It is "civil disobedience".

No but they can fine those who dont pay.

by **The Manhattan Project** » Thu Nov 15, 2007 1:20 am

Let them fine who they want.

Don't pay that either.

The state broadcaster is implying that Liverpool fans caused the Hillsborough disaster.

Along with Motson trying to ignore the Justice protest and the BBC continuing to hire Kelvin MacKenzie, it points to an ongoing hostility towards Liverpool fans.

As such, they cannot be blamed for being pushed over the line.

You send the BBC a message of protest and you'll get a standard automated response.

by **Kharhaz** » Thu Nov 15, 2007 1:24 am

The Manhattan Project wrote:Let them fine who they want.

Don't pay that either.

The state broadcaster is implying that Liverpool fans caused the Hillsborough disaster.

Along with Motson trying to ignore the Justice protest and the BBC continuing to hire Kelvin MacKenzie, it points to an ongoing hostility towards Liverpool fans.

As such, they cannot be blamed for being pushed over the line.

You send the BBC a message of protest and you'll get a standard automated response.

True, its like they are inviting the people of Liverpool to get angry with them. Im not from liverpool but I would happily join in boycotting the licence fee. *EDIT* lets also add the Liverpool FC highlights on MOTD, if its a full days fixture list and Liverpool are playing a top club they are never in the first 2 to be shown.

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