“ Liverpool fans heard mocking Emiliano Sala “
Mon Apr 22, 2019 7:45 am
Liverpool fans heard mocking late Cardiff striker Emiliano Sala with DISGUSTING chant
CARDIFF CITY FC
by Mark Brus
Tuesday 22nd April 2019
Hearing Liverpool fans chanting “Sala’s in the sea, in the sea, Sala’s in the sea” to the Cardiff support. Disgusting.
Liverpool fans heard mocking late Cardiff striker Emiliano Sala with DISGUSTING chant
Some Liverpool fans appear to be bringing their fan-base to shame today with some disgusting chants mocking the late Emiliano Sala.
The former Nantes striker sealed a transfer to Cardiff City back in January, but never ended up playing for the club as he died in a plane crash shortly before he was due to complete his move to Wales.
Sala’s death has been mourned by everyone at Cardiff, though some opposition fans have occasionally embarrassed themselves by mocking the accident.
This notably happened with a Southampton fan, who was banned from games by his club after mimicking a plane in the direction of Cardiff supporters.
And today, a few people on Twitter are suggesting Liverpool fans are doing similar with chants about Sala being ‘in the sea’…
CARDIFF CITY FC
by Mark Brus
Tuesday 22nd April 2019
Hearing Liverpool fans chanting “Sala’s in the sea, in the sea, Sala’s in the sea” to the Cardiff support. Disgusting.
Liverpool fans heard mocking late Cardiff striker Emiliano Sala with DISGUSTING chant
Some Liverpool fans appear to be bringing their fan-base to shame today with some disgusting chants mocking the late Emiliano Sala.
The former Nantes striker sealed a transfer to Cardiff City back in January, but never ended up playing for the club as he died in a plane crash shortly before he was due to complete his move to Wales.
Sala’s death has been mourned by everyone at Cardiff, though some opposition fans have occasionally embarrassed themselves by mocking the accident.
This notably happened with a Southampton fan, who was banned from games by his club after mimicking a plane in the direction of Cardiff supporters.
And today, a few people on Twitter are suggesting Liverpool fans are doing similar with chants about Sala being ‘in the sea’…
Re: “ Liverpool fans heard mocking Emiliano Sala “
Mon Apr 22, 2019 8:03 am
Forever Blue wrote:Liverpool fans heard mocking late Cardiff striker Emiliano Sala with DISGUSTING chant
CARDIFF CITY FC
by Mark Brus
Tuesday 22nd April 2019
Hearing Liverpool fans chanting “Sala’s in the sea, in the sea, Sala’s in the sea” to the Cardiff support. Disgusting.
Liverpool fans heard mocking late Cardiff striker Emiliano Sala with DISGUSTING chant
Some Liverpool fans appear to be bringing their fan-base to shame today with some disgusting chants mocking the late Emiliano Sala.
The former Nantes striker sealed a transfer to Cardiff City back in January, but never ended up playing for the club as he died in a plane crash shortly before he was due to complete his move to
Sala’s death has been mourned by everyone at Cardiff, though some opposition fans have occasionally embarrassed themselves by mocking the accident.
This notably happened with a Southampton fan, who was banned from games by his club after mimicking a plane in the direction of Cardiff supporters.
And today, a few people on Twitter are suggesting Liverpool fans are doing similar with chants about Sala being ‘in the sea’…
Liverpool fans - always the victim, it’s never their fault. Yeh right.
Re: “ Liverpool fans heard mocking Emiliano Sala “
Mon Apr 22, 2019 8:38 am
Always the victims but you never hear of the 47 fans who died at Heysel which was down to the bin dippers fighting that night
So hope they win nothing this and every season that follows
So hope they win nothing this and every season that follows
Re: “ Liverpool fans heard mocking Emiliano Sala “
Mon Apr 22, 2019 9:07 am
Charlie Harper wrote:Always the victims but you never hear of the 47 fans who died at Heysel which was down to the bin dippers fighting that night
So hope they win nothing this and every season that follows
100% agree mate.
Re: “ Liverpool fans heard mocking Emiliano Sala “
Mon Apr 22, 2019 9:15 am
hate the club and its fan base self pity shithole of a city never there fault allways the victims i pray city win league cuz liverpool still bragging about there last league win 30years ago ud never hear end of it
Re: “ Liverpool fans heard mocking Emiliano Sala “
Mon Apr 22, 2019 12:54 pm
Re: “ Liverpool fans heard mocking Emiliano Sala “
Mon Apr 22, 2019 1:08 pm
God this is getting boring. Are we really going to get these threads after every match?
Every club has idiots that will chant anything they can to wind up the opposition, we know this. Cardiff fans mocked the death of a Swansea player week in week out en masse for years.
Time this was put to bed.
Every club has idiots that will chant anything they can to wind up the opposition, we know this. Cardiff fans mocked the death of a Swansea player week in week out en masse for years.
Time this was put to bed.
Re: “ Liverpool fans heard mocking Emiliano Sala “
Mon Apr 22, 2019 1:25 pm
Yet if we said anything about the hillsbrough disaster there be riot, f*cking bin dippers and the welsh so called liverpool fans 
Re: “ Liverpool fans heard mocking Emiliano Sala “
Mon Apr 22, 2019 4:41 pm
Football website forced to apologise for baseless and harmful report on Liverpool fans at Cardiff
Jack Lusby
22 April 2019
A prominent football website has been forced to issue a decidedly halfhearted apology after reporting claims made against Liverpool fans at Cardiff on Sunday.
It was alleged that travelling Reds at the weekend’s 2-0 win directed a chant at deceased Cardiff striker Emiliano Sala, who lost his life flying to south Wales from Nantes in January.
This stemmed from a Twitter user with the handle @lilduckcity, who claimed fans sang “Sala’s in the sea, in the sea, Sala’s in the sea,” while another, @SaucySterIing, described their behaviour as a “disgrace.”
CaughtOffside picked this up and, without corroboration, reported that “a few people on Twitter” suggested Liverpool supporters had “embarrassed themselves by mocking the accident.”
“It’s worth noting that despite initial claims from a few accounts on Twitter, there does not seem to have been further mention of anything untoward going on,” editor-in-chief Mark Brus wrote, but the damage was already done.
CARDIFF, WALES - Saturday, April 20, 2019: Former Liverpool player John Toshack watches with his son Cameron along with LFC's chief executive officer Peter Moore and actor Michael Sheen during the FA Premier League match between Cardiff City FC and Liverpool FC at the Cardiff City Stadium. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)
These claims were refuted by fans of both clubs in attendance, and Liverpool CEO Peter Moore, who was at the game, contacted CaughtOffside directly to discuss the report.
Jack Lusby
22 April 2019
A prominent football website has been forced to issue a decidedly halfhearted apology after reporting claims made against Liverpool fans at Cardiff on Sunday.
It was alleged that travelling Reds at the weekend’s 2-0 win directed a chant at deceased Cardiff striker Emiliano Sala, who lost his life flying to south Wales from Nantes in January.
This stemmed from a Twitter user with the handle @lilduckcity, who claimed fans sang “Sala’s in the sea, in the sea, Sala’s in the sea,” while another, @SaucySterIing, described their behaviour as a “disgrace.”
CaughtOffside picked this up and, without corroboration, reported that “a few people on Twitter” suggested Liverpool supporters had “embarrassed themselves by mocking the accident.”
“It’s worth noting that despite initial claims from a few accounts on Twitter, there does not seem to have been further mention of anything untoward going on,” editor-in-chief Mark Brus wrote, but the damage was already done.
CARDIFF, WALES - Saturday, April 20, 2019: Former Liverpool player John Toshack watches with his son Cameron along with LFC's chief executive officer Peter Moore and actor Michael Sheen during the FA Premier League match between Cardiff City FC and Liverpool FC at the Cardiff City Stadium. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)
These claims were refuted by fans of both clubs in attendance, and Liverpool CEO Peter Moore, who was at the game, contacted CaughtOffside directly to discuss the report.