Liverpool thread 2017/18

[SebastianBlue]

How did he get this ‘concussion’ ?

A collision with a certain player earlier in the match... you get only one guess as to which player they say it was.

 

[Clevers]

Game should be replayed

In Syria

 

[moon]

A collision with a certain player earlier in the match... you get only one guess as to which player they say it was.

Another petition then [emoji3]

 

[Bodicoteblue]

Apparently Karius failed the ‘how many candles am I holding up’ test.

 

[manimanc]

God I'm really hating these self righteous Scouse twats at the minute.
So reading between the lines they are indirectly defending karius for making a balls up in the final are they?
What a crock of shit!
Nearly a week and half later and he's got this injury from the match but only just found out?
He's that shit and that slow at being a goalie that it's even took him over a week for him to realise he has concussion.
If anybody out there In the medical field could set me straight that'd be great.

 

[NorthamptonBlue]

Not like he broke his fucking neck though is it?

:) - genius

 

[northendenton]

Apparently Karius failed the ‘how many candles am I holding up’ test.

Quality post

 

[SebastianBlue]

God I'm really hating these self righteous Scouse twats at the minute.
So reading between the lines they are indirectly defending karius for making a balls up in the final are they?
What a crock of shit!
Nearly a week and half later and he's got this injury from the match but only just found out?
He's that shit and that slow at being a goalie that it's even took him over a week for him to realise he has concussion.
If anybody out there In the medical field could set me straight that'd be great.

To be fair, it can be diagnosed well after the occurrence.

That said, even IF this is true (and I don’t wish concussions on anyone, mind), the blame still falls on the Liverpool (and UEFA) medical team for not properly assessing and removing him during the match AND/OR Karius for not recognising the issues he was experiencing and self-reporting. It is an awful position to be in to either have to take a player off against his wishes or take yourself off in that circumstance but not doing it in either case is still on them. There is no one else responsible (except perhaps UEFA/FIFA, as they still refuse to introduce the extra sub for concussion rule, with safeguards to prevent exploitation, of course).

 

[Gorton_Tubster]

The doctor's in America said it was likely to have caused it.

Bunch of bullshit if you ask me. Go on ask me .

 

[manimanc]

To be fair, it can be diagnosed well after the occurrence.

That said, even IF this is true (and I don’t wish concussions on anyone, mind), the blame still falls on the Liverpool (and UEFA) medical team for not properly assessing and removing him during the match AND/OR Karius for not recognising the issues he was experiencing and self-reporting. It is an awful position to be in to either have to take a player off against his wishes or take yourself off in that circumstance but not doing it in either case is still on them. There is no one else responsible (except perhaps UEFA/FIFA, as they still refuse to introduce the extra sub for concussion rule, with safeguards to prevent exploitation, of course).

I can't even recall a collision, karius going down holding his head, stopping play and requiring treatment, nothing.
I just find the whole thing very strange and I find the timing and wording of the statement tonight slightly odd, it just doesn't sit right for some reason.

 

[Gorton_Tubster]

Of course what this does mean is it they will have to keep him now, instead of replacing him. good news!

Let's see em backtrack on that, jeez they are fun to watch when they fuck up

 

[bluethrunthru]

A collision with a certain player earlier in the match... you get only one guess as to which player they say it was.

Raheem Sterling? lol

 

[deano ou812]

I smell a rat with this,something not right at all,typical of the scousers anyhow to keep coming up and out with excuses..

 

[TueartsOHK]

The doctor's in America said it was likely to have caused it.

Bunch of bullshit if you ask me. Go on ask me .

Do you think that was a bunch of bullshit ?

 

[SebastianBlue]

Raheem Sterling? lol

I am surprised they didn’t try that one, as well. ;-)

I can't even recall a collision, karius going down holding his head, stopping play and requiring treatment, nothing.
I just find the whole thing very strange and I find the timing and wording of the statement tonight slightly odd, it just doesn't sit right for some reason.

Oh, I completely agree.

For me this smacks of trying to explain away the result to save face (and perhaps lessen the burden of blame on Karius). Not shocking, either, given they have extensive previous for this sort of thing.

I actually don’t mind the latter intention, as I actually feel bad for Karius (as a person), but the former is just another example of the ethical rot at Liverpool.

 

[The Black Shed]

Spunktrumpets of the highest order.

LOL!!!

 

[blueish swede]

I would make the claim that's the monetary value of Pep being pitch side in a European tie exceeds €10000, and in fact City have received a greater penalty than the scourers.
So riling against a clearly wrong refereeing decision is worse than violent conduct by a riotous mob against the players and staff of a club competing in a UEFA competition.

Shameful. Still as corrupt as ever.

 

[quiet_riot]

A collision with a certain player earlier in the match... you get only one guess as to which player they say it was.

After said player was pushed by VVD - should have been a pen.

 

[Gorton_Tubster]

Do you think that was a bunch of bullshit ?

Yup! Especially since it didnt stop him making a very good save inbetween the fuckups.

 

[The Black Shed]

Apparently Karius had been on holiday in the States, so presumably he had presented himself to some medics with complaints of dizziness, nausea etc. Could have eaten a dirty kebab, nothing to do with the football. YCNMIU