Live Bar July 14th Recently, Liverpool CEO Billy Hogan accepted an interview with Liverpool’s official website. In the interview, he talked about the chaos outside the Champions League final and the French Senate release incident. Report of cause.
Regarding the club's current attitude
The Senate made 15 recommendations in their report and absolved Liverpool fans of any responsibility. We are now in singapore , but this does not affect our focus on this matter. First, I want to say that we endorse the findings in this report. In this report, the Senate stated that the problems caused outside the Stade de France were caused by a failure in the organization of the event and that in any case the fans should not be blamed.
From our point of view, this is something that should be traced immediately after the Champions League final. In fact, many accusations were made immediately after that final, but most of them were directed at fans. But now, with this Senate report, we can see that’s not the case. Over the past few weeks, they have obviously gone through some corrections and communicated with relevant parties, so we support the views in this report.
About UEFA The measures that will be taken
Under the current circumstances, the Senate will ask the French government to review their report and express support. Of course, we also support this approach. In addition, we will also respond to comments about this matter, whether from fans or others. As a spectator, whether you go to a football match or a concert, you should not have to suffer the kind of things that happened outside the Stade de France.
In addition, I hope that the results of this review will also play a role in UEFA's independent review. UEFA's independent investigative team, led by Dr Thiago Rodriguez, has just begun its investigation into the incident and hopes they can use the findings of the French Senate inquiry as a key reference in their investigation.
Finally, I would like to say that it is extremely gratifying to see a senator apologize to Real Madrid and Liverpool fans for this matter, and I hope that the French government will do the same. This is not just for the fans, but also for the two clubs. This incident has affected the reputation of both clubs. I hope they will apologize under the appropriate circumstances.
About the fans
What I want to say to the fans may be similar to what I said before, that is, thank them very much. What happened that night was a traumatic meeting for thousands of people, what should have been a great night turned into something horrific before the game even started.
I would like to say a huge thank you to everyone for helping us by writing about their experiences in emails and letters, I think this is vital and we will make this information available to those who need it people. We've faced so many challenges over the past six weeks, but I'm so proud of the fan base we have and the way we've all come together as a team. It's an honor to have fans like you and I just want to say thank you.
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