Liverpool CEO Billy Hogan has shared his disappointment at the 'narrative set' against Reds fans who attended the Champions League final in Paris at the end of May. The game at the Stade de France was delayed by 30 minutes and it soon became apparent supporters in attendance were being treated horrendously.
After weeks of lies, Liverpool have had apologies off French ministers who claimed the trouble outside of the ground was down to fans with fake tickets turning up and trying to force their way into the stadium.
Over 9,000 Liverpool fans submitted testimonies about their time in Paris to aid with the investigation that was ongoing around the treatment of supporters. The club have also set up mental health support for those fans who have been scarred by the events that took place in the French capital.
