Neville Kneville
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He should get a red irrespective, but whether the ref would still give it him if he touched the ball, is debatable.
I'd be inclined to say 'no' if it's a Sky team player but yes if it's West Brom etc.
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He should get a red irrespective, but whether the ref would still give it him if he touched the ball, is debatable.
I'd be inclined to say 'no' if it's a Sky team player but yes if it's West Brom etc.
kevin horlocks wand
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Had Mane got there first, touched the ball over the keeper and then followed through with the same injury, would he still have got a red?
Who cares that's not what happened. What happened was a 6 3 goalie was heading it and a Liverpool player jumped and kicked him in the face and he left the stadium in an ambulance.
Do you work for sky?
Cityisland
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Who cares that's not what happened. What happened was a 6 3 goalie was heading it and a Liverpool player jumped and kicked him in the face and he left the stadium in an ambulance.
Do you work for sky?
No. Just a thought that popped into my head so I asked the opinion of others.
Is that ok with you?
OB1
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I think he should be first pick, until he's either fatigued or gives Pep a reason not to.
I don't think it was right to drop him last game.
He's meant to be the future so build round him; especially when his form is good.
stonerblue
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5-0 at 80/1. Not a bad day.......
Nice.
Mate had 4-0 with Aguero 1st @ 135/1. Still cheered Sanes 2nd. What a guy.
warpig
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A mate of mine who supports Liverpool still finds it hilarious that Alan Smith broke his leg at Anfield. No matter what I say to him he won't see that it's quite a pathetic way to think.
For a set of supporters who want the world to stop at the mention of Hillsborough (but not heysel for some strange reason) you'd think they'd have a bit of empathy for a player who was quite clearly badly injured, Amd who incidentally in no way contributed to the referee showing the red card. They showed up what a crass, classless set of cretins they really are. Always the victims.
stonerblue
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Mendys crosses are going to be a fantastic asset this season, thought he was superb yesterday.
All over the place in first 15mins but soon got into the game and went on to be a motm contender.
The Light Was Yellow Sir
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I think the answer lies in imagining the boot was on the other foot, so to speak. So, Ederson has gone in with his feet and Mane with his head, thus Mane has headed it and Eddie has kicked him in the face. Now, just on biology, Eddies feet would have been nothing like as high as Mane's were but, would we, on the Sunday, still be bemoaning it not being a red card? I think most of us would not.No. Just a thought that popped into my head so I asked the opinion of others.
Is that ok with you?
OB1
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Me 2 watched game in a bar in fuerta ventura full of scousers i was the only blue didnt stop me dancing round the pub and i had a couple of quid on 5-0 what a great day.thought ederson was quality again and mendy puts a terrific shif in. Also ottamendi looks the weak link in a back three and sane is improving at a rate of knots. All in all plenty to look foward to especially when this team really gells and i think someone could on the end of a doublefigure scoreline.
Lots of positives in the game and one of them is how much we can still improve.
The way we can play when tension disipates just emphasises how the players need to believe in themselves and take early chances.