Paving slabs before the final in Istanbul. Fans climbing fences to get into that match or stealing tickets from their own fans.
I won't defend any of those actions, and rather condemn all of them but you are using the word "they" very liberally. Does "they" include me, my family and virtually everyone I know who were never involved in any of those things? I'd word it more along the lines of "there's a problem of violence amongst sections of Liverpool fans" (a statement I won't disagree with) rather than "ashamed of nothing, offended by everything."
Well done, branding a large group of people with a stupid cliche.
Regarding the Muslim example, there have been huge efforts to distance average Muslims from extremists who blow up busses. The fact that the concept of Islamophobia is a thing demonstrates this. Hell, TV news channels often refer to ISIS as "The group which refers to itself as The Islamic State". The phrase FJ has been using makes no similar attempt to distinguish the fans who trashed the Man City bus to those who think that incident was stupid and dangerous. That doesn't follow how responsible news outlets treat the issue of average Muslims and extremists.
But it still doesn't prevent it being offensive. Add in how stereotypes of Liverpool feed into this as a whole and it gets even more offensive
Sure, however in fairness it is a fanbase that was slandered for nigh on quarter of a century in the face of a great tragedy, which in itself has brought on greater levels of collective defensiveness to sweeping remarks within the fanbase.
They were really lucky that Dembele messed up twice at the end there.
Klopp was sending Alisson up for the corner. Salah sent him back otherwise even Dembele couldn’t have missed.
