Education isn't enough for people choosing to weaponise the tragedy, says Simon Jordan LFC
Educating fans who chant at Liverpool about the Hillsborough disaster is a waste of time and they should just be banned, believes Simon Jordan.for apparent chants from the away end during a Premier League match in October, but disturbingly, that wasn’t the only occurrence.
“These chants are highly offensive and are deeply upsetting for the families, friends and communities who have been impacted by these devastating events, and we strongly condemn this behaviour. We support clubs and fans who try to stamp out this behaviour from our game. “It’s like the expression ‘youth is wasted on the young’, education is wasted on the moronic,” he explained.
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