Are Sports Fixed? Streamed Live on 7th Oct 2018

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Hi everyone, this is my first livestream for a few months. I did get hit with a copyright strike, so I've been unable to do any. I've put a few videos up since then. I do enjoy doing the live stream. It's good to interact with people. The purpose of this video will be at Sport, actually, if you watch my last video. It was about the Champions League football, and I was a little bit suspicious. As I've said in the past, you can always tell the numbers game is always a big giveaway. Obviously, people in football are to those in the United States soccer, numbers on all the shirts, and it's surprising how many players and I wear number 33, 66, 77, that will come up a lot. I also want to take a look at some highlights of a football match involving Arsenal, sorry, Ad Tottenham, where to me, very much looks like it's the fix. I think Sandy, as you've commented, are you much of a football-stroped soccer fan? Good to know, I know there's a bit of a delay between me talking and you guys hearing it, so I'll give you a minute to answer that. Yeah, bust attacks. Like there's something that's come up in Sport and all full-up. If anyone recalls, I mean, last night there was a fight with some UFC fight, which to me is just a slightly more modern WWE game, or WWF, as it was called when I was a kid. And apparently back then, professional wrestling, American wrestling started. That was past stuff was real, and eventually it got to the point where they couldn't disguise it anymore. Although you look at the crossover between UFC and WWE. Yeah, you look at, you'll see fighters from UFC go into WWE and vice versa, and that's a bit of a hard one to swallow. Right, Sandy, yes, I'm an Evertonian, but I know football is a distraction from what's really going on. Absolutely, I agree. It's some curious who say you're an Evertonian. One of the areas that was certainly not being told was the Hillsborough. A really good video on, it's called Hillsborough, the ripple effect. I'd recommend watching that. It's anyone. Anyway, going back to UFC, yeah, bust attacks. We had the Conor McGregor, apparently went crazy and attacked the bus. You had a back last year, the Champions League. You had Liverpool, it's Manchester City where the bus was attacked. And I did actually want to highlight something I saw in a newspaper article recently. I'll bring up my screen one minute. Here we are. A story about Kevin DeBroon returning in time for the Liverpool game. That's not actually what I want to look at, but further on down, they bring up the boss attack during the Champions League. Pat Guadiela, so that's a bit quite interesting. I think they have shot him up. Oh, believe it. Actually, first, let's take a look at the bus attack. How trash the bus was. Okay, somehow a fan managed to climb up here and rip off this decal. Some of them house there, weirdly. A bear canner's got stuck to the... I've got stuck to the... Mirage, I guess that is. A load of images, actually, on... Yeah, the bus isn't that badly destroyed. Greetings, Mudlock. In Germany, it's home to my low streams. I appreciate that. Let's see what Pat Guadiela said in this newspaper article. Bit of a head scratcher. All right, their coach has in the coach that they will use to get to Liverpool, because apparently in the Champions League. At the last time, the coach was attacked by Liverpool fans. Their coach will be equipped with cameras to capture any wrongdoing. And Guadiela added, Liverpool should be upset, not me. The police knew it before it happened. Now they know what happened, and I don't know what will happen. So that's a bit of a strange home for me. The police knew it before it happened. But then he goes on to say, we won the Premier League, we won at home and in the league, and now so... The Champions League is completely different. Now I wonder if what he actually means when he says that is the control of the Champions League. Not so much playing. Right, the Champions League. Yes, Sandy says he always thought the Man City bus attack was all-pastrated, Me too. Well, actually back then I think, really. It's interesting, Liverpool fans are quite often portrayed as being violent at control, as we had leading up to Hillsborough. I don't want to jump from one subject to another too much. Right now, hopefully if I get a copyright strike, there were a couple of things I wanted to look at during this, Interman 2, top number one. I think it was played on the 18th of September. It ended 2-1. Right, there was a couple of chances, a couple of things that look weird. Yeah, hopefully the channel won't get shut down for me. Using this, but as always, it's done for the purposes of education and review. Right, here we are. This guy, supposedly one of the greatest strikers in the country. Look how many chances he has for score now. OK, here he is. He could kick it now. He could kick it. OK, take time to keep up. He could kick it now. What does he decide to do? Ah, now I won't do that. I'll just let it go out of play. Like I said, the best striker in the country. I think he decided. Nope, not to switch to score yet. It's only the 30-odd minute. We'll let that go out of play. And then when Topman do finally score, very suspicious. Always about the numbers. OK, number 23. Right, there's the number 77. Now, I'm not claiming to know exactly what these numbers mean, but it's just a bit of a weird coincidence. You've got two number 23s come together. And now, look, look what that ball's going. It probably is spinning in, but just to make absolutely sure, look what the keeper does. Chuck's it in towards the net, see it from a different angle. There you go. Wax it in of their net. Or wax it towards them, anyway. And there's number 23, two, three is the 33. The 223s came together. Just all a bit weird. I'll go read the comments. Andy Burnham has become quite an asset. We're going in full flags. Now, as I understand it, it was Andy Burnham that forced about the second inquiry into the Hillsborough where the decisions were overturned. And here's he now, Mayor of Manchester, or Mayor of Liverpool. Manchester, isn't he? And I think he... Yeah, I think he didn't highlight quite strongly when the Manchester Emmy and Arena attacked Captain of something. Right, I'll just give it to the comments. Do you think they're going to roll out the Robo Cups for football matches, normalising armed police interest in Manchester again? Possibly. We could get... I'm not sure if we'll get armed police football matches, but if you remember just before the Liverpool bus attack, our Borussia Dortmund bus was attacked. And I think that was linked... I think that was actually called a terror attack. For some reason. Andy Burnham was booed at Anfield. Yeah, I've seen the footage, I was there. Documentary that I think made it on to... I think it was shown on BT in this country. And... I mean, it looks like a lot of heroes in that game. A lot of... I'm sorry. It looks like there was a lot of very heroic people doing a lot of hard work to get the truth out. But like I said, has the truth really been brought out? I'm not suggesting any particular family member, but that family member of the Hillsborough... isn't what they say there, but we know how opposition is always controlled. This documentary, The Hillsborough Ripple Effect, suggests that Hillsborough was not anything like an accident. It was actually... It was planned, pre-planned, which would suggest to me that Liverpool were set up to be in that semi-final. And the reason I say that is because there are fans like Joan Heizall. The final... where it gets to the event as were quite a few people have killed and it led to English clubs being banned. It was obviously blamed on Liverpool fans. Right, hopefully the... bit of footage I showed of the top number-the-inter game weren't getting me a strike. But you never knew. But it's the comments. Cripp 71, Orange Gloves on a Goalie. And yeah, very well spotted. I didn't see that. I'll tell you what, actually, about that... Like I said, it was 2-23s, and that was a guy called with number 77. I think the following day, there was a game, I remember watching it. And once again, number 77 was involved, and I just thought with a completely different team, what a weird coincidence that there would be a 77 on there. Burnham has an opportunist. He'll jump on any bandwagon to get noticed. No coincidence. He went for leadership three times. I will say I came away after watching that Hillsborough documentary, thinking that Andy Burnham was, you know, quite a good politician. But obviously this was just when I was coming into... Start realizing that the media wasn't quite... Well, I always doubt with the media, but not to the extent I do know. Now I don't actually believe there's anything legit on the news. I always used to think that they put the sports at the back. So you had to go through all their trash, or read all their rubbish, and then finally got to the spot, which was surely true. But now, you know, I don't believe it. Even some of the people playing, I think, look a bit weird. I want to... I want to look at what's the Marcus Rashred. Okay, this is Marcus Rashred. Now this... I might think this is a bit weird, but this hairline hair. Maybe it's because he is of African descent, with black. I'd never known anyone, especially not a man, to have a hairline that comes all the way up here. However, you look at footballers, and every single one of them, well not every single one, sorry. It's... they've all got this weird hairline. And it just makes me wonder how much of a... I mean, I'm not saying they're wearing theatrical wigs, but the only time you see people with hair like that, is when it's on television, you know? I don't know, maybe I'm talking rubbish, and I'll go out tomorrow in the street, and I'll see loads of men with hair like that. I don't know, I thought Nomek is a bit further back. Right, I'm going off subject here. I'm gonna go back to the comments. Anyone else think the golf one-eyed story, right, a couple of bits strange. Prime will mark, greetings, thank you for your comments. Yes, that was definitely a bit strange. Although I didn't look too close yet, I'm not queuing the golf, like I used to be, quite keen into football. Sandy123, that is a normal hairline, is that okay? Maybe, even from Merm, yeah, perhaps it is, because he's black. Okay, although a lot of men, I mean, when really, for example, I had hair transplant, it's what I actually get hair stitched in, to their head, who knows. Right, other, let's see what else I've like bought up. Okay, this was, yeah, going back to the boss attack. Please ask for footage. Make, there's thousands of cameras filming it. And none of them, and yet they don't have any, I mean, there's no pictures of any broken windows. Let's see. Pat Gaudiolo did not expect the instant happen. I'm reference the attack on the brush, the Dortmund team bus, which left to go under it. Okay. I'm sure there was something where he said he didn't expect the bus to be completely destroyed. But it isn't destroyed, like I said, yeah, let me go, the bus is destroyed, but I did not expect the prestigious club like Liverpool doing this kind of thing. The blaming Liverpool. Oh, right, yep, it's not normal. Okay, thank you. Yeah, I watched the Manchester United game yesterday, and that was where I saw Marcus Rush wrote, and there was another player, I think, on the opposite team, he had exactly the same hairstyle. Another person I always think that's very weird. Don't know if there's some weird looking about this guy. Maybe it's nothing more than he is, just wearing a, perhaps he is just wearing a wig, but... I'm gonna say a bit odd, but anyway, that is Mohammed. I'm sure these people are real. Yeah, I don't know, sometimes it looks like they've had... They've got stuff put on their face, but then I imagine now on TV, perhaps they do put weird stuff on. Have you seen, this is Pranel, have you seen footage from the Bradford City stadium fire that looks hoaxed? Perhaps we'll have a look at Pranel, thanks for the suggestion. I think the last European cup, like as in National Tournament, we had there was a lot of riots, weren't there? It was held in France, and Russians were blamed for a lot of it. Okay, again, I do not want to get struck with a copyright strike. Is this the one 1985, was that the one we're talking about? Interesting, so I've not actually heard much about this one. All right, we'll take a look. May the 11th 1985 begat. Hang on, ITN news, yeah, you know, it's gonna be rubbish. Okay, let's go. As a day of celebration for Bradford City fans, the club was top of the third division and had already secured promotion by the final match of the season. It was in the first half that fans began to notice below's of smoke, a discarded cigarette had ignited rubbish underneath the wooden stands. Within minutes a fireball had spread along the roof of G block. Temperatures reached 1000 degrees, as 56 people were trapped at the flames and died. Players, past and present, are due to come together in the city's centenary square later for a memorial service and a minute silence. The tragedy has never received as much attention as the disasters of Hillsborough and Heisel, but local people looking back over a quarter of a century remember the horrific scenes as though they happened yesterday. Yeah, now I wasn't Bradford, one of the things that pushed them for all seat stadiums. Like I said, this Hillsborough ripple effect, that again said that one of the big reasons for doing it was to encourage primarily, or the first division clubs to have all seat stadiums because it made it more attractive, made a lot of money, and also the people that did those recommendations, that the primarily team should have all seat stadiums, also owned a company that made foot, made foot or seat and renovated stadiums, whether they could actually fake a fire and a stadium, I know that's not what Primal Make is saying, but whether that is possible, I'm not sure, but it's not to say it wouldn't be pre-planned like Hillsborough, probably was pre-planned. Do people actually die? I mean, in this thing I just said, temperatures reached 1,000 degrees, so while people were fighting for their life, someone was there with a thermometer to check the temperatures. Primal Mike is the guy running with a fireball. Okay, I do vaguely remember something where a policeman's catch on fire or something, let's have a look at some more videos. Man, see his baby, next time I look, because it's stories like this, which you can guarantee a hope, still, I'm not even gonna see anything. Reminds me of the grandfather in London and when they throw in babies like the wind, I'm not sure if I'm gonna see any footage here, let me have a look. Would you take me through it step by step? I mean, you were so close to where the fire started. How long was it before you realized this isn't just a little bit of smoke, this is serious? A lot of people were rushing and starting to more or less semi-punny because it were. There was a bit of a rush on and I waited and waited. And then the flames came through the floor and then started to be panic for a lot of people. I tried to keep my cool as best I could and I moved along the road to the stairs to get up to the back, the police had come into the stand and astrasty and they took the back and stand towards the exit. It worked and a little boy screaming in my ear. And luckily I heard his father say that's my son and I handed the little boy over, I thankful it, which gave me more chance to concentrate on myself. And I eventually, the smoke started coming down very thick as Paul said to you and it just as if the light had been turned out on a bright day. Did you ever find out who that baby was? Yes, I told the story, because I was told by my counsellors at the time to talk about it if I could because it would help get over the memory of it or over the worst of it, which I found it did. That's interesting because we've had lots of calls from many tiers on the phone this morning who just can't talk about it 25 years now. I can believe it. I can believe it. There's the mere thoughts of it being did all but talk about it I do. And I find it does help rather than building it all up and everyone's different. I was on the Covid-19, I was saying the thought of the sick smoke came down. I was with the fumes and my personal films are fumes. I got a hang of two feet out of my pocket, but it over my mouth and got down to my hands and knees to try and get as much oxygen as I could. And started crawling along there. And that one stayed. There were people just running around in front of me. You couldn't see them, you could hear them. Screaming, shouting, kicking at doors. I actually crawled over some of the pair of legs. Who's thinking, well, I have no idea I couldn't see the thing. I could feel them by this time. I might go into a total panic as well. It was all right being calm, I became a little boy. But by this time it was in total panic. Does that still hone you? Oh yes it does because it went through my mind. She knows where the bankbooks are. She knows where the deeds for the house are. My father's alive. My brother's alive. They'll look after them. And all I was thinking about was this is it. I couldn't see any way out of this. And as they all was crawling. And it was only someone that switched the light back on. And I looked back to where the lights were. The fireballs coming all the corridor. Sandy 123, Jessie's reading full of scripts. And the Problop CGI. Some of those photos do look very, yeah, very CGI, are you right? At the beginning, I mean, is a bit by Caham. So I'm not sure if he is completely reading off of script. Maybe later on he does. And the headline, I mean the title type video is a bit misleading. They didn't mention the boy. A baby, they mentioned a boy. And he basically just hands him that just further. More patches. More photos. Oh no. That doesn't look right, does it? Yeah, that definitely looks CGI. Okay, should we watch him? Two patterns are good. Good. So you're pretty good. And when you're done, it's really helpful. So you're just 3000000. So you're pretty good. Clearly, it's always. You're saying you want the main stun cleared as well? Three to two to three. Three to two to four. This is just some radios. Why the stands are packed, don't they? Well, the two-time plan. We get brought from the radio. Okay, let's have a show in a little bit. Keep playing. It's a 9 minute video. Three 120. Yes, we'll get all four of the doors of the bus. The stands are some of the familiar link. It's been for only one, it's the offices. Or the main stun, Voliferate, Repirate Goldbine. Inspector Simpson receiving. Three 120. Here's where we have a fire in the main stand. On to the main stand. Can you get the doors from the bus to the stand open? In case we're required to evacuate the stand. So one of the security reasons why we're carrying on, is that someone's in for the area. Sure, so don't keep the same area. Three 120. Three 120, that's it. We have a house of these old stuff. They try to stay with the old door down by the old city door. So we get more and three to more. What's the betting? It's going to be 44 when we first leave the town. The old hill will be 44. One will actually see the flames. The 1111, number three keeps coming up. Yes, because you can be caught by a lost car, please. Do the numbers on the shirt really show up anything? Are they a coat? Who is? Go up to 6.0 is saved. The 8-colon, 3920. Three 120, that's good. Three 120 guys. You need going, go ahead. It's 244. Okay, there we go. 1544. These are extraordinary things that are greatest. We have that camera man and the perfect place really feel like. I think they are. We have that camera man and the perfect place really feel like. I saw the smoke about a minute ago. But now that fire is beginning to rage. And the police are doing a tremendous job in getting people out of the stand. And the police are doing a tremendous job in getting people out of the stand. And onto the pitch. The pitch just stood round the first. He's fast ahead for granted. He's quite astonishing scenes. And I've just seen the police leading a couple of people out of the ground. And the smoke is now engulfing the pitch at one end. As that blaze grows, the stand has to be in jeopardy. He cleared that stand very quickly. Over here a girl bracket to do that bloodline. They were blown over and now the stand may well be burning down. And was that water behind? They already had firemen on the ground. Perhaps they were in the first station just around the corner. And the one can feel the heat. And that is a catastrophic sight for that city football club. The whole stand is going up in flames. And that person there looks to be burning. A little salmon burning. And the teamers are coming down onto the ground. But this is horrific. Who's to be next in two? Bob and Delay. No course of celebration for anybody here. 50s or four. They came to celebrate the club promoting for the second division for the first time in 50 years. And now they're running for their lives. The players are having to leave the pitch and obviously they're back in the tones. The heat is now becoming tremendous. I'm sitting immediately opposite the main stand. And I can feel the heat. So it was beginning to turn me over here for, honestly. The whole stand is going to be beginning to turn me over here for, honestly. Oh yeah, there's a classic picture of the fans over playing, helping the fans. And as, um, Premier White said, surely the players would have been off well before. This was supposed to be a day of utter joy, triumph and celebration. It's filling it into a nightmare. There's a police man on fire. And there's a policeman on fire and all that one. There's a woman being there from the sound and there are still one or two people on ice. And must be, if he's only one or two isolated people in there. But the roof is fading in. The smoke. White is so many police when dealing with one person. And he's well wrapped up as well, isn't he? They've been talking about having a new ground at Valley Gray. Oh, Kirk, 71. Why would you have a union jacket normal getting chemical in one now? Look at that. The feet is quite intense and you can see that that bloodline pilot might well soon be in danger as well. One dreads to think of the cost that one dreads to think as life is a moment like this. Bodies that have been dragged away from that stand. Hopefully now as I look across the ground everybody is out. The police have done a manful job because the raptors have been coming down on them and you can see the exhaustion and the panic on the face of just some of those people there. And this is a burning hell. And look at that. Oh, the poor man. Oh, he's awful. The police desperately trying to save the life of a supporter. He comes to watch the football. This is human tragedy. Ten minutes ago we were looking at the football game. I now look at the standard and tragic side. The ambulance is beginning to arrive and the stand is almost gone. The rules of the stand must surely cave in any minute now. And the plane during fact on the side of the pitch. The police will help it through and everywhere. Oh, they fit. Oh.