Alan Smith insists no-one rocked his ambulance

[Guest davelfc]

In the spirit of truth and justice that has enveloped Liverpool and Manchester United in recent days, Alan Smith insists no-one rocked his ambulance at Anfield as it tried to take him to hospital in 2006.

'Everyone at Liverpool did as much for me as any club possibly could,' said Smith. 'I was disappointed the story blew up about rocking an ambulance. That was never the case. Liverpool and Man United did everything to get me to the hospital and everything in their power to make sure I was OK.

'I thank them for that. Sometimes it's nice to say that because people have read that they were rocking my ambulance and throwing stuff at it, which is so untrue.'

 

 

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[moof]

Who'd a thunk it?

[gumps]

Well, well, well.

 

Good to hear, but why has it taken 6 1/2 years for this to come out?

[Major Tom]

Another myth debunked.

 

Utd are going to run out of things to sing about.

[Sut]

Another myth debunked.

 

Utd are going to run out of things to sing about.

 

As if that'd stop them.

[ZonkoVille77]

Why say it now?

Oh silly me. He was told by Adolf Ferguson to keep the myth going surely.

Sorry, my mistake.

[zigackly]

What a surprise.

[jamespp]

As if that'd stop them.

 

Yeah, read the comments section :wallbutt:

[Gym Beglin]

6 years too late. Dickhead.

[The KillingMoon]

Everybody knew that this nonsense was made up though didnt they?

 

We did however throw excrement down that day, and why not :drool:

[Guest davelfc]

I suppose someone had better tell this guy he's a liar.

 

 

 

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[zigackly]

We did however throw excrement down that day, and why not :drool:

 

Pretty sure that's been debunked as well. The only brown stuff flung was mud from their lying fans.

[Juan Galonso]

Pretty sure that's been debunked as well. The only brown stuff flung was mud from their lying fans.

 

Ged Poynton confirmed that happened at the time if I remember rightly.

[zigackly]

If I remember correctly John, the Manc fans making the accusations later admitted they had made it up, but I don't have time to search for it now.

[Guest davelfc]

Quite predictably my post on hotukdeals has been deleted, seems it's ok to spread vile lies about us but not ok for us to put forward the truth and point out the liars. Sound familiar?

 

It's a vile place infested by some of the worst scum on the internet.

[Juan Galonso]

Pretty sure that's been debunked as well. The only brown stuff flung was mud from their lying fans.

 

If I remember correctly John, the Manc fans making the accusations later admitted they had made it up, but I don't have time to search for it now.

 

m.guardian.co.uk

[Skidfingers McGonical]

 

m.guardian.co.uk

 

Where the fuck did they get the shit from?

[zigackly]

Where the fuck did they get the shit from?

 

Two fans, one cup.

 

I had read that article before John, but I was sure I had read something else since, debunking it. I can't find that now, so maybe I imagined it.

[Antynwa]

It was one of their own fans who threw the shit.

 

I shit you not. No pun intended

[Liquid football]

That little story made its way onto this

 

Liverpool F.C.–Manchester United F.C. rivalry - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[LFC64]

Can we now rely upon the press to ditch this one from now on every time the fixture comes round and when they need something to use in order to portray Anfield as the gates of Hell for Fergie's boys?

 

The press gleefully ran with this for years as they have done with the shit lobbing story on the basis of a supposed 'witness report'. Same with the lad on the Kop who was cleared of racist abuse. And perhaps as they are doing now with the airplane gestures of sunday. Do we have any evidence of this or has it now become gospel since a 'witness' reported it ?

 

That's not to deny we have those who would do it in our support but despite the genuine best efforts of some decent United fans their blerts need no provocation to burst into their favourite ditties.

 

I was in Wetherspoons for my sins on sunday morning and they were quite happy to launch into these songs without any encouragement.

[gaz181]

As others have said, why wait until now?

[dave u]

Maybe it's the first time he's ever been asked about it? I'm not defending Smith, as he could have gone out of his way to set the record straight if it bothered him that much, but its possible he's never been directly asked about it before.

[The KillingMoon]

Pretty sure that's been debunked as well. The only brown stuff flung was mud from their lying fans.

 

Believe me there was plenty thrown down from the Anny road upper that day:whistle:

[longballs]

IT's a strange one this. There are quotes on the BBC from the time BBC

 

A response from the club:

The clubs' statement read: "These people aren't real fans of football. "The actions of a few idiots should not overshadow the efforts of all involved to make sure Alan received the best treatment as soon as possible."

 

And quotes from the Merseyside ambulance trust.

 

 

Crazy that something made up could get such a response.