🚨💣 Jürgen Klopp addressing the German public during his introductory press conference as the new Bundestrainer:
“I’m not doing this job for myself. I’m doing it for you. I’m taking this job even though I’ve seen how you’ve treated Julian Nagelsmann. I’m taking it even though I’ve seen how you’ve treated Thomas Tuchel.
If you go after my family, I’m gone. If you think I’m rubbish, tell me to my face and I’ll leave immediately, without asking for any compensation.”
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Danny Barrett was sitting on a wall outside his home in Ardoyne, talking to his father Jimmy, when a British soldier shot him dead, 9/7/81.
They said he was a gunman; they lied.
He was a 15-year-old schoolboy.
They didn't protect Danny; they murdered him and got away with it.
Rather than reading the (frankly, pathetic) comments on our earlier post, find out more about the incredible Sables Shamrocks story via the link below…
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110 years ago today, Joseph Plunkett and Grace Clifford spent their last ten minutes together as they were married in the chapel in Kilmainham Gaol, Joseph was executed by firing squad shortly after. Remember them with pride today. 🇮🇪 #1916Rising
Springhill Inquest Findings: None of the victims posed a threat.
All were aimed shots.
All represented unreasonable force by the British Army.
Father Noel Fitzpatrick and father of 6 Patrick Butler were killed by the same bullet.
All killings were violations of British Army's own Yellow Card rules.
John Dougal (16yrs): shot by Soldier A while running away and trying to find cover, he may have been armed but Coroner declared that irrelevant.
Father Noel Fitzpatrick: was shot by Soldier A while trying to minister to injured/dead/dying. The British soldier would have seen that he was unarmed.
Patrick Butler: was shot and killed by Soldier A while he was assisting Father Fitzpatrick. The British soldier would have seen he was unarmed.
David McCafferty (14yrs): was killed by Soldier A while trying to retrieve Father Fitzpatrick's body. The British soldier would have seen he was unarmed.
Margaret Gargan (13yrs): was unarmed and posed no threat when killed by Solider E.
Our sincere thoughts and gratitude are with these extraordinary families this evening. They have borne unmerciful hardship and trauma. Their courage in the face of the British state's impunity has been truly inspiring.
On this day in 1983:
Liverpool won their 3rd League Cup in a row as they beat Manchester United 2-1 AET
This lovely Ronnie Whelan goal completed their comeback after Man Utd had led up until the 75th minute.
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