2023-05-06 14:49:37
Hundreds of posts spread from Liverpool fans, glorifying club legend Kenny Dalglish, nicknamed"the king"And the phrase spread "There is one king"in defiance of the country’s new king.
And spread the image of the Scottish star Kenny Dalglish, and phrases such as "The only king worth following"And"There is only one king and that is Kenny".
The people of Liverpool have been hostile to the British royal family for a long time.
What are the reasons for the enmity?
- Reports indicate that Liverpool was one of the cities that suffered from marginalization During the seventies and eighties.
- The city suffered greatly during a period of deindustrialization in the economy United kingdom. Difficult economic conditions led to tensions between the police and residents.
- In 1981, major riots broke out in Liverpool to protest the difficult conditions, and it lasted 9 days.
- In the wake of unrestGovernment spoke Margaret Thatcher on "organized retreat" for the city
- All these events and tensions, made residents Liverpool consider themselves "Strangers and separated from the rest of the country".
- And the country’s handling of the Hillsborough disaster in 1989 cemented these anti-establishment sentiments.
- Observers say that disrespecting the national anthem is a crime "the way he expresses it Liverpool supporters their opposition to what was happening, an opportunity to do so in front of a global audience".
Speaking to Radio "BBC"One of the team’s fans, John Gibbons, said: "It’s something he feels Liverpool fans severely. It is a city that wants to speak out about how we should live in a more just society".
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And while King Charles was heading to Westminster Abbey, where he would be solemnly crowned in front of the eyes of millions around the world, another campaign erupted from the Liverpool fans.
Hundreds of leaflets spread from Liverpool fans, glorifying club legend Kenny Dalglish, nicknamed “The King”, and the phrase “There is one king” spread, in defiance of the country’s new king.
And spread the image of the Scottish star Kenny Dalglish, and phrases such as “the only king worth following” and “there is only one king and that is Kenny.”
The people of Liverpool have been hostile to the British royal family for a long time.
What are the reasons for the enmity?
- Reports indicate that Liverpool was one of the cities that suffered from marginalization During the seventies and eighties.
- The city suffered greatly during a period of deindustrialization in the economy United kingdom. Difficult economic conditions led to tensions between the police and residents.
- In 1981, major riots broke out in Liverpool to protest the difficult conditions, and it lasted 9 days.
- In the wake of unrestGovernment spoke Margaret Thatcher for an “orderly retreat” of the city.
- All these events and tensions, made residents Liverpool They consider themselves “strangers and separate from the rest of the country.”
- And the country’s handling of the Hillsborough disaster in 1989 cemented these anti-establishment sentiments.
- Followers say that disrespecting the national anthem is “the way it is expressed Liverpool supporters their opposition to what was happening, an opportunity to do so in front of a global audience.”
Speaking to BBC Radio one of the team’s fans, John Gibbons, said: “It’s something he feels Liverpool fans severely. It is a city that wants to speak out about how we should live in a more just society“.
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