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I have had a phone call today of Kav, putting me onto Alan Dixon from the H.J.C. Alan does not have internet access so i am posting this on his behalf.
Alan was at Anfield today, in the H.J.C. shop, when a steward from L.F.C. came in to ask if they were collecting outside the ground, which they were not.
Alan then made his way over to the "gentleman" in question, who was taking money from tourists, selling them a photocopy of a Hillsborough poem from a red folder, under the auspices of collecting for the H.J.C.
Alan challenged the man as to his purpose, and the gent claimed to be from the H.J.C. When told that this could not be the case, since Alan was, the story then changed to claim a mandate from the H.F.S.G. Unfortunately for the collector Alan is also a member of that organisation, and was able to refute this claim also. At which point the collector claimed to know Brian Hall, and to be collecting on his behalf. This is a similar claim made by a bogus collector last year which I understand, Mr. Hall angrily denied. Alan made an attempt to get the gent into the H.J.C. shop to check his credentials, but he managed to escape away around the back of The Albert.
The purpose of this post is two fold. One to warn any unsuspecting visitors to Anfield of this scam, and to inform them that any official collector would have official accreditation on their person.
Second to ask for any information regarding the identity of this collector to be passed to Alan on the following telephone number:
07919 673274
The bogus collector is described as wearing a black Rebook Classic jacket, carrying a bag and in possession of a Staffordshire terrier.
This story has been reported to Juice F.M. as well as The Echo.
It is disgusting but sadly predictable that some would seek to benefit from a tragedy that still affects many today. Please help identify this man so that the relevant authorities can be informed.
Please circulate this post to any Liverpool F.C. sites you are members of.
Thank-you.
Alan was at Anfield today, in the H.J.C. shop, when a steward from L.F.C. came in to ask if they were collecting outside the ground, which they were not.
Alan then made his way over to the "gentleman" in question, who was taking money from tourists, selling them a photocopy of a Hillsborough poem from a red folder, under the auspices of collecting for the H.J.C.
Alan challenged the man as to his purpose, and the gent claimed to be from the H.J.C. When told that this could not be the case, since Alan was, the story then changed to claim a mandate from the H.F.S.G. Unfortunately for the collector Alan is also a member of that organisation, and was able to refute this claim also. At which point the collector claimed to know Brian Hall, and to be collecting on his behalf. This is a similar claim made by a bogus collector last year which I understand, Mr. Hall angrily denied. Alan made an attempt to get the gent into the H.J.C. shop to check his credentials, but he managed to escape away around the back of The Albert.
The purpose of this post is two fold. One to warn any unsuspecting visitors to Anfield of this scam, and to inform them that any official collector would have official accreditation on their person.
Second to ask for any information regarding the identity of this collector to be passed to Alan on the following telephone number:
07919 673274
The bogus collector is described as wearing a black Rebook Classic jacket, carrying a bag and in possession of a Staffordshire terrier.
This story has been reported to Juice F.M. as well as The Echo.
It is disgusting but sadly predictable that some would seek to benefit from a tragedy that still affects many today. Please help identify this man so that the relevant authorities can be informed.
Please circulate this post to any Liverpool F.C. sites you are members of.
Thank-you.
He shud be hung by is b**ls 
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