According to TLW he uses the name Scott The Red on RoM, where he posts stuff like this:
Scott the Red Said,
May 25th, 2008 @14:33
Singing about Heysel isn’t mocking the dead. The fact you are so shocked by this design probably indicates you don’t venture to Old Trafford much, where this song is sung every week.
Quick history lesson: After Liverpool fans rioted, which lead to the death of 39 Italians, their Chairman (John Smith) said their fans had nothing to do with it, and that it was in fact CHELSEA fans, who’d travelled over to Belgium to watch Liverpool vs Juve in the European Cup, who rioted and caused the deaths.
Singing about Heysel is United fans letting those dippers know we haven’t forgotten what their fans did…even if they want to deny it was their fault.
United fans are not mocking the dead, like the Munich songs do. Quite the opposite, it is about making the people who did this accept responsibility for their actions. Liverpool FC were more than happy to brush it under the carpet, forget about those who died, and blame it on somebody else. This song doesn’t let them get away with that.
And:Liverpool fans singing about Munich are laughing at United players who died.
United fans singing about Heysel are letting the dippers and the rest of the World know we haven’t forgotten about the people they killed. Justice for the 39.
http://therepublikofmancunia.com/without-killing-anyone/