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His previous work included consultancy for Belgium football outfit Oud-Heverlee Leuven, cycling team Trek-Segafredo, volleyball club VHL and individual athletes ...

“Also, that I can do my thing full-time here is also new for me because I was working as a consultant, which means I give advice and then I cannot follow up on it all the time. “Obviously as a sports therapist, as a sports osteopath it’s the highest you can get. The main goal is to enhance performance and reduce the risk of injury.

Liverpool Football Club has released the following statement. It's hugely disappointing that a report of such significance, such importance to football ...

Liverpool fans have reportedly been cleared of any wrongdoing after the abhorrent scenes that took place before the 2022 Champions League final.

[Liverpool FC](/topic/liverpool-fc) spokesperson said: “It’s hugely disappointing that a report of such significance, such importance to football supporters’ lives and future safety, should be leaked and published in this way. A finalised 158-page report has been leaked to several media outlets. Advertisement

Liverpool Football Club has slammed a leaked report into the disgusting treatment of Liverpool fans at the Champions League Final in Paris.

A spokesperson from Liverpool FC said: "It’s hugely disappointing that a report of such significance, such importance to football supporters’ lives and future safety, should be leaked and published in this way. UEFA, as event owner, is said to be assigned "primary responsibility", but it's understood some commission members disagreed with the conclusion. The group has now finalised its conclusions, with the 158-page report being leaked to a number of media organisations. It's also understood French authorities will be criticised for deflecting responsibility, particularly after false claims about a mass of fans without tickets or fake ones. Fans outside the Stade de France were tear gassed by riot police, crushed when trying to enter the stadium and mugged by armed gangs of locals. The report is set to find the failings "almost led to a disaster" after faults by European football's governing body, UEFA, and the lack of a venue risk assessment by French authorities.

The findings of the official inquiry into the disturbing events at last season's Champions League final were leaked hours before Monday's Merseyside derby, ...

The inquiry states that “it is remarkable that no one lost their life. The findings of the "independent report" should lead to the removal of figures in high positions. Yet it has altered the lives of many. Do not let them forget. [February 13, 2023] Do not let UEFA get away from this.

Liverpool have stated that they are "hugely disappointed" that an independent review into the scenes at May's Champions League final has been leaked.

Instead, it was deemed “remarkable” that no lives were lost and the actions of Liverpool supporters were “instrumental” to preventing a disaster, with the final delayed by 36 minutes. The UEFA-commission review, as reported by the Metro, reads: “Assertions regarding huge numbers of ticketless supporters, and those with fake tickets, have been wrongly inflated and have been stated as fact, to deflect responsibility for the planning and operational failures.” “It’s been over eight months of work by the independent panel and it is only right and proper to publish the contents of the report to our supporters appropriately.

A UEFA-commissioned review into the poor treatment of Liverpool fans outside the 2022 Champions League final is set to find the failings "almost led to a ...

Dr Rodrigues said last year in a UEFA statement: "The events of 28 May were distressing for everyone involved. "In addition, the organisation before, during and after the game - and the heavy-handed treatment of fans - was predicated on flawed intelligence and the inaccurate preconceptions and prejudices of the authorities. Mayor of the Liverpool City Region Steve Rotheram said: "UEFA's report vindicates what I and other fans have been saying all along: that is, it was the fans who averted a disaster and were clearly not to blame, whilst the organisers - UEFA and the French authorities - were really responsible. "Fans who travelled to Paris expecting the night of their lives were put in harm's way by the very people who are meant to protect them. Access issues to the stadium on the outskirts of Paris - following defective route planning from a train station - contributed to congestion and dangerous scenes on May 28. [Liverpool fans unfairly blamed for Champions League final unrest](https://news.sky.com/story/liverpool-fans-unfairly-blamed-for-champions-league-final-unrest-report-finds-12651244) [What actually happened at the Stade de France?](https://news.sky.com/story/champions-league-final-what-actually-happened-at-the-stade-de-france-12623622) [French politician apologises to Liverpool fans after chaos in Paris](https://news.sky.com/story/champions-league-final-french-politician-apologises-to-liverpool-fans-after-chaos-in-paris-12624991) The report claims the senior management of UEFA Events SA - the UEFA division running tournaments and showpiece matches - marginalised the safety and security unit with the use of subcontracted stewards and then tried to avoid accountability. There was truncated planning for the final after UEFA was forced to find a new venue due to Russia launching its invasion of Ukraine. The match was delayed for 37 minutes as a combination of operational problems outside the venue created access issues for distressed fans - particularly those who are disabled and asthmatics who had to contend with the tear gas and pepper spray. A UEFA-commissioned review into the poor treatment of Liverpool fans outside the 2022 Champions League final has found the failings "almost led to a disaster" after faults by European football's governing body and the lack of a venue risk assessment by French authorities. The lack of a "Plan B" is said to have been uncovered - contingencies that could have seen stewards and police redeployed to deal with crowd management challenges. Police blamed for not being proactive enough in intervening when locals - who tried to climb fences and jump turnstiles - attacked fans, and for being over-reliant on the use of tear gas and pepper spray on blameless fans.

Liverpool FC welcomes the Report into the chaos at the UEFA Champions League final in Paris which fully vindicates Liverpool fans while finding UEFA ...

Our thoughts go out to all our fans who have suffered as a result of Paris and we would remind them of the mental health support we put in place in the days following the disaster that was the UEFA Champions League final in Paris. We knew that it was critical to understand why both Liverpool and Real Madrid supporters found ourselves in the situation where supporters’ safety was put at risk. We also called on UEFA to launch a full independent and transparent investigation, in order to establish the facts.