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LOL. I think poor ol Faz may have kicked the bucket, usually he'd be all over this type of thread like flies on poop. Maybe so, imo i think people have got sick of the constant dull threads on here, i dont think any other forums are like KopTalk in the sense that each thread elsewhere seems to stick to topic and doesn't have "groups" if that makes sense. Yea I get what your saying but that never seemed to matter before. Why now all of a sudden?
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Am not sure, maybe there all in the stitches laughing at our hilarous jokes? Or maybe this is HorgoHendoTALK now instead of KopTalk?
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I think the people of Liverpool were very hurt by what Mckenzie did. Has he ever personally apologised or admitted his error? If not, I think boycotting him and anything he associates with is justified. If that's an appropriate and effective course of action for you then carry on. But I don't think people should be forced or encouraged to join boycotts, especially those that don't target the people responsible for the disaster.
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Screw the onslaught, am sure Stan is intelligent enough to agree only one i worry about is Faz and his skewed arguments, although i think he's gone from KopTalk hasn't bin on in a few days. Sue me i say You need to stop commenting about other members.
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I think the people of Liverpool were very hurt by what Mckenzie did. Has he ever personally apologised or admitted his error? If not, I think boycotting him and anything he associates with is justified. If that's an appropriate and effective course of action for you then carry on. But I don't think people should be forced or encouraged to join boycotts, especially those that don't target the people responsible for the disaster. agree that no one should be forced. but why shouldn't people be encouraged? that's party of our free, democratic society. we don't believe in forcing people but persuading and encouraging people to do things is normal. and it's not an either x or y option. it's possible to support the campaigns against people responsible as well as campaigns against those who added insult to injury.
'I was only in the game for the love of football - and I wanted to bring back happiness to the people of Liverpool.' Bill Shankly
'We should have made a signing or two in the last couple of transfer windows.' Vish
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I think that people should be allowed to make their own mind up without being pressured - I've been on websites where links to news articels in the sun get removed. To me, that achieves nothing and is a bit petty. If someone wants to view the link then they should be allowed. I've even seen people 'ganged up on' on websites for linking to the sun. I understand the hatred towards the editor at the time but he's long gone and people are still after him and any company he tries to work for - so why pressure people into boycotting the sun? I just don't see the point - it's misdirected anger.
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Agree Carheex, in fact only an hour ago i was picking a horse to back from the SUN. Imagine if i gave a flying fook?
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Disagree Joe. Sometimes it's appropriate to show solidarity with others even if one isn't directly affected, as opposed to adopting an 'I'm alright, jack' type attitude. That so-called newspaper printed a load of lies and for years refused to withdraw them I understand. Mckenzie appears to be guilty of dancing on the graves of LFC supporters, pretty much accusing family members and friends for the deaths of their loved ones. I don't know if he has ever genuinely showed any remorse or apologised. If he has, then I'd say fine - we can forgive if not forget. If he hasn't then I see nowt wrong with LFC supporters pointing this out and continuing thier boycott campaign.
'I was only in the game for the love of football - and I wanted to bring back happiness to the people of Liverpool.' Bill Shankly
'We should have made a signing or two in the last couple of transfer windows.' Vish
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Not sure many people in Liverpool buy The Daily Telegraph.
Hardly their target demographic!
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Not sure many people in Liverpool buy The Daily Telegraph.
Hardly their target demographic! You might be surprised quite a big midde class in Liverpool woolton childwall the wirral southport formby and Chester. All in the close catchment for Liverpool fans. With season tickets at a grand these.days good job. I am a telegraph reader great paper especially Sunday telegraph. Lefty bashing part of my Sunday morning relaxation.
IF YOU WANT TO BE HEARD SPEAK SOFTLY - BOB PAISLEY
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