Tom Hick Jnr "Spat at" By Kopites

Franco · Joined: 17 Aug 2007 Posts: 125

Have you people no shame ?

The son of one of Liverpool Football Club’s unpopular owners had to
flee a tough Anfield pub after fans turned on him.

Tom Hicks Jnr decided to go for a pint of lager at Anfield’s Sandon
pub after Liverpool beat Middlesbrough 3-2 on Saturday.

The 6ft 4in Texan talked for a few minutes with Scousers grilling him
about controversy surrounding the historic club.

The scene soon turned ugly however with Hicks Jnr being spat at and
showered with a pint before his minders formed a ring round him and
escorted him to a waiting people carrier.

Tony Barrett, LFC writer for the city’s Echo newspaper, was in the
pub.

He wrote today: “A volley of protest songs – aired with increasing
regularity on the Kop in recent months – rang out throughout the pub
and the venom being directed at Hicks junior was plain for all to see.

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“All of a sudden, his smile was replaced by a grimace of concern.

“And as the volume was cranked up still further by the swollen crowd,
Tommy’s facial expression quickly changed.

“It appeared to say: ’Get me out of here’ to his bodyguards.”

Hicks Jnr had been his father’s representative at Anfield on Saturday
and would have heard anti-American jeers – directed at the instability
the Americans have apparently brought to the club.

Saying he wanted an opportunity to talk to fans, Hicks Jnr told the
Echo: “I respect that some patrons have major disagreements with us,
but that comes with the territory.

“I did have several constructive conversations in my short visit and
look forward to following up with them next time I am in Liverpool.”

Speculation continues that Hicks Snr and co-owner George Gillett may
soon sell Liverpool to Dubai International Capital.

In recent months an LFC supporters’ union, the Sons of Shankly, was
established to overthrow the American businessmen and moves were made
by the fans themselves to buy the club.

To use the words of Scoopex !

USA USA

Bwhahahahahahaha

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Barnsley The Bolt · Joined: 17 Feb 2008 Posts: 197

On Mon, 25 Feb 2008 07:42:45 -0800 (PST), Franco
wrote:

>Have you people no shame ?
>
>The son of one of Liverpool Football Club=92s unpopular owners had to
>flee a tough Anfield pub after fans turned on him.
>
>Tom Hicks Jnr decided to go for a pint of lager at Anfield=92s Sandon
>pub after Liverpool beat Middlesbrough 3-2 on Saturday.
>
>The 6ft 4in Texan talked for a few minutes with Scousers grilling him
>about controversy surrounding the historic club.
>
>The scene soon turned ugly however with Hicks Jnr being spat at and
>showered with a pint before his minders formed a ring round him and
>escorted him to a waiting people carrier.
>
>Tony Barrett, LFC writer for the city=92s Echo newspaper, was in the
>pub.
>
>He wrote today: =93A volley of protest songs =96 aired with increasing
>regularity on the Kop in recent months =96 rang out throughout the pub
>and the venom being directed at Hicks junior was plain for all to see.
>
>Advertisement
>=93All of a sudden, his smile was replaced by a grimace of concern.
>
>=93And as the volume was cranked up still further by the swollen crowd,
>Tommy=92s facial expression quickly changed.
>
>=93It appeared to say: =92Get me out of here=92 to his bodyguards.=94
>
>Hicks Jnr had been his father=92s representative at Anfield on Saturday
>and would have heard anti-American jeers =96 directed at the instability
>the Americans have apparently brought to the club.
>
>Saying he wanted an opportunity to talk to fans, Hicks Jnr told the
>Echo: =93I respect that some patrons have major disagreements with us,
>but that comes with the territory.
>
>=93I did have several constructive conversations in my short visit and
>look forward to following up with them next time I am in Liverpool.=94
>
>Speculation continues that Hicks Snr and co-owner George Gillett may
>soon sell Liverpool to Dubai International Capital.
>
>In recent months an LFC supporters=92 union, the Sons of Shankly, was
>established to overthrow the American businessmen and moves were made
>by the fans themselves to buy the club.
>
>
>To use the words of Scoopex !
>
>USA USA
>
>Bwhahahahahahaha

Raise your glasses to the new owners of Liverpool FC, and then empty
them on them!

PMSFLj

Bernie The Bolt
--
'Tommy Smith would frequently turn up for training wearing women's
clothes. We used to pretend we hadn't noticed.' - Bob Paisley

scoopex · Joined: 17 Aug 2007 Posts: 7519

Franco wrote:
> Have you people no shame ?
>
> The son of one of Liverpool Football Club’s unpopular owners had to
> flee a tough Anfield pub after fans turned on him.
>
> Tom Hicks Jnr decided to go for a pint of lager at Anfield’s Sandon
> pub after Liverpool beat Middlesbrough 3-2 on Saturday.
>
> The 6ft 4in Texan talked for a few minutes with Scousers grilling him
> about controversy surrounding the historic club.
>
> The scene soon turned ugly however with Hicks Jnr being spat at and
> showered with a pint before his minders formed a ring round him and
> escorted him to a waiting people carrier.
>
> Tony Barrett, LFC writer for the city’s Echo newspaper, was in the
> pub.
>
> He wrote today: “A volley of protest songs – aired with increasing
> regularity on the Kop in recent months – rang out throughout the pub
> and the venom being directed at Hicks junior was plain for all to see.
>
> Advertisement
> “All of a sudden, his smile was replaced by a grimace of concern.
>
> “And as the volume was cranked up still further by the swollen crowd,
> Tommy’s facial expression quickly changed.
>
> “It appeared to say: ’Get me out of here’ to his bodyguards.”
>
> Hicks Jnr had been his father’s representative at Anfield on Saturday
> and would have heard anti-American jeers – directed at the instability
> the Americans have apparently brought to the club.
>
> Saying he wanted an opportunity to talk to fans, Hicks Jnr told the
> Echo: “I respect that some patrons have major disagreements with us,
> but that comes with the territory.
>
> “I did have several constructive conversations in my short visit and
> look forward to following up with them next time I am in Liverpool.”
>
> Speculation continues that Hicks Snr and co-owner George Gillett may
> soon sell Liverpool to Dubai International Capital.
>
> In recent months an LFC supporters’ union, the Sons of Shankly, was
> established to overthrow the American businessmen and moves were made
> by the fans themselves to buy the club.
>
>
> To use the words of Scoopex !
>
> USA USA
>
> Bwhahahahahahaha

old trafford ---------->>>

lol. Very Happy

Barnsley The Bolt · Joined: 17 Feb 2008 Posts: 197

On Mon, 25 Feb 2008 16:17:57 +0000, scoopex
wrote:

>Franco wrote:
>> Have you people no shame ?
>>
>> The son of one of Liverpool Football Club’s unpopular owners had to
>> flee a tough Anfield pub after fans turned on him.
>>
>> Tom Hicks Jnr decided to go for a pint of lager at Anfield’s Sandon
>> pub after Liverpool beat Middlesbrough 3-2 on Saturday.
>>
>> The 6ft 4in Texan talked for a few minutes with Scousers grilling him
>> about controversy surrounding the historic club.
>>
>> The scene soon turned ugly however with Hicks Jnr being spat at and
>> showered with a pint before his minders formed a ring round him and
>> escorted him to a waiting people carrier.
>>
>> Tony Barrett, LFC writer for the city’s Echo newspaper, was in the
>> pub.
>>
>> He wrote today: “A volley of protest songs – aired with increasing
>> regularity on the Kop in recent months – rang out throughout the pub
>> and the venom being directed at Hicks junior was plain for all to see.
>>
>> Advertisement
>> “All of a sudden, his smile was replaced by a grimace of concern.
>>
>> “And as the volume was cranked up still further by the swollen crowd,
>> Tommy’s facial expression quickly changed.
>>
>> “It appeared to say: ’Get me out of here’ to his bodyguards.”
>>
>> Hicks Jnr had been his father’s representative at Anfield on Saturday
>> and would have heard anti-American jeers – directed at the instability
>> the Americans have apparently brought to the club.
>>
>> Saying he wanted an opportunity to talk to fans, Hicks Jnr told the
>> Echo: “I respect that some patrons have major disagreements with us,
>> but that comes with the territory.
>>
>> “I did have several constructive conversations in my short visit and
>> look forward to following up with them next time I am in Liverpool.”
>>
>> Speculation continues that Hicks Snr and co-owner George Gillett may
>> soon sell Liverpool to Dubai International Capital.
>>
>> In recent months an LFC supporters’ union, the Sons of Shankly, was
>> established to overthrow the American businessmen and moves were made
>> by the fans themselves to buy the club.
>>
>>
>> To use the words of Scoopex !
>>
>> USA USA
>>
>> Bwhahahahahahaha
>
>old trafford ---------->>>
>
>lol. Very Happy

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--
'Tommy Smith would frequently turn up for training wearing women's
clothes. We used to pretend we hadn't noticed.' - Bob Paisley

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