Celebrating 1967 and a clean sweep of trophies makes us a tin pot club, who knew?

So, apparently now if you celebrate the greatest achievement in British club football history, you are a tin pot club.

An achievement that Liverpool came within a point of having in their grasp, if Stevie G hadn’t slipped again in the space of 12 second half minutes at the Etihad.

Had they managed to sneak the league on the last day of the season, the would have set themselves up for a shot at the same glory achieved by Celtic in 1967.

Alas, it was not to be and it looks as if the achievements of 1967 will continue to remain untouchable.

However, it seems Joe Black is still hurting from the events of Wednesday the 18th of May, when the best signing in the history of Scottish football, EVER, missed a penalty and cost his ten year old club £50 million quid.

That toilet water is really going to his head!

He genuinely thought that his club would be able to airbrush out the achievements of 1967 by winning the Europa League and now that they haven’t, he has reverted to disrespecting exactly what it was he had hoped to airbrush out of existence.

Here is his small minded, bitter tweet:

Where to start with that gibberish?

I’d stake my life on it that if you were to stop any Nottingham Forest fan on the street and ask them what the greatest achievement in their history was, they wouldn’t say it was winning the League cup in 1990, that’s for sure.

Apparently he says Aston Villa rarely mention their achievement:

No? I suppose something like that isn’t really worth mentioning, is it?

Funnily enough, they seem to think it was “the greatest night in the history of Aston Villa football club.”

But Joe, or Angus, or Gary or whoever he purports to be, seems to know better.

How could he though?

Because he’ll never know what it’s like to win