Liverpool thread 2018/19

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dickie davies said:
The odds are very much in favor of a Liverpool Barcelona CL semi final and I think these games could have a huge bearing on the Premier league
If Liverpool get taken apart there will be huge psychological damage, in fact the way they're scraping through games, Porto could even give them a fright
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I think it’s more likely that Liverpool will take Barca apart.
 
supercity88 said:
We have so many games and therefore more risk of injuries and tiredness and that could take its toll.
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The only comp we're in that they aren't is the FA cup. That's only one game more (this saturday) as if we make the final it's after the league has finished.
If they go out of the CL to Porto and we beat Spurs to make the semis it's two more games while the league is still on-going.
That's a total of three matches. I don't see that as an issue, especially when the quality of our squad is taken in to account.
The only issue is which matches are winnable or points to be dropped. Again, not sure our run-in is that much worse considering our squad.
 
Barcelona are a different kettle of fish in europe ??? and at home they are well looked after by the uefa officials and any help they need comes freely, also united are shit and so weak at the back that DDG will have to a special game to stop them scoring in both legs

its so funny liverpool banking on getting by porto with little fuzz and getting way ahead of themselves thinking they are already in the semi final ??? porto are a good team and will be setup to defend and hit liverpool on the brake just like spurs at the weekend but spurs wasted 3 or 4 golden chances that would have given them the game i don't see porto giving away 3 or 4 golden chances

dark horse are ajax and looked world beaters vs madrid and ronaldo is coming to the end of his carer and juve are also banking on him to shine but he can have a off day, so city or spurs will have a very hard game in the semi
 
A lot has been made of Mike Dean getting his 100th red card, and very few better candidates than Young being the recipient, however it got me thinking I dont remember him ever sending off a scouser, So off to the stats I went and turns out I was wrong and he managed to send off "big Dunc" for Everton, however he's never sent a Liverpool player off which seemed strange given how long he has been around.

He has ref'ed some of they games but a really low number, does anyone know why?

For any of the curious types the list prior to Mr Youngs addition last night is

All 99 of Mike Dean's Red Cards

2018-19 (9 Red Cards)
02 Jan 2019 Huddersfield 1-2 Burnley - Christopher Schindler (41' - Huddersfield), Robbie Brady (90' - Burnley)
26 Dec 2018 Leicester 2-1 Man City - Fabian Delph (89' - Man City)
22 Dec 2018 Bournemouth 2-0 Brighton - Lewis Dunk (73' - Brighton)
09 Dec 2018 Newcastle 1-2 Wolves - DeAndre Yedlin (57' - Newcastle)
02 Dec 2018 Arsenal 4-2 Tottenham - Jan Vertonghen (85' - Tottenham)
06 Oct 2018 Tottenham 1-0 Cardiff - Joe Ralls (58' - Cardiff)
15 Sep 2018 Watford 1-2 Man Utd - Nemanja Matic (90' - Man Utd)
18 Aug 2018 Leicester 2-0 Wolves - Jamie Vardy (66' - Leicester)

2017/18 (3 Red Cards)
28 Apr 2018 C Palace 5-0 Leicester - Marc Albrighton (56' - Leicester)
05 Feb 2018 Watford 4-1 Chelsea - Tiemoue Bakayoko (30' - Chelsea)
26 Aug 2017 Bournemouth 1-2 Man City - Raheem Sterling (90' - Man City)

2016/17 (5 Red Cards)
02 Jan 2017 West Ham 0-2 Man Utd - Sofiane Feghouli (15' - Southampton)
28 Dec 2016 Southampton 1-4 Tottenham - Nathan Redmond (57' - Southampton)
19 Nov 2016 Tottenham 3-2 West Ham - Winston Reid (90' - West Ham)
05 Nov 2016 Bournemouth 1-2 Sunderland - Steven Pienaar (59' - Sunderland)
18 Sep 2016 Tottenham 1-0 Sunderland - Adnan Januzaj (90' - Sunderland)

2015/16 (9 Red Cards)
20 Apr 2016 West Ham 3-1 Watford - Nordin Amrabat (90' - Watford)
16 Apr 2016 Chelsea 0-3 Man City - Thibaut Courtois (78' - Chelsea)
06 Mar 2016 West Brom 1-0 Man Utd - Juan Mata (26' - Man Utd)
19 Dec 2015 West Brom 1-2 Bournemouth - James McClean (34' - West Brom), Jose Salomon Rondon (90' - West Brom)
28 Nov 2015 Sunderland 2-0 Stoke - Ryan Shawcross (47' - Stoke)
07 Nov 2015 Man Utd 2-0 West Brom - Gareth McAuley (90' - West Brom)
19 Sep 2015 Chelsea 2-0 Arsenal - Gabriel Paulista (45' - Arsenal), Santi Cazorla (79' - Arsenal)

2014/15 (7 Red Cards)
02 May 2015 Leicester 3-0 Newcastle - Mike Williamson (62' - Newcastle), Darryl Janmaat (90' - Newcastle)
28 Feb 2015 West Ham 1-3 C Palace - Glenn Murray (69' - C Palace)
13 Dec 2014 West Brom 1-0 Aston Villa - Kieran Richardson (22' - Aston Villa)
29 Nov 2014 West Ham 1-0 Newcastle - Moussa Sissoko (76' - Newcastle)
21 Sep 2014 Man City 1-1 Chelsea - Pablo Zabaleta (66' - Man City)
23 Aug 2014 Aston Villa 0-0 Newcastle - Mike Williamson (90' - Newcastle)

2013/14 (5 Red Cards)
26 Mar 2014 West Ham 2-1 Hull - Allan McGregor (23' - Hull)
02 Mar 2014 Swansea 1-1 C Palace - Chico (81' - Swansea)
01 Jan 2014 C Palace 1-1 Norwich - Leroy Fer (82' - Norwich)
03 Nov 2013 Cardiff 1-0 Swansea - Michel Vorm (90' - Swansea)
28 Sep 2013 Tottenham 1-1 Chelsea - Fernando Torres (81' - Chelsea)

2012/13 (3 Red Cards)
13 Jan 2013 Arsenal 0-2 Man City - Laurent Koscielny (9' - Arsenal), Vincent Kompany (75' - Man City)
03 Nov 2012 Man Utd 2-1 Arsenal - Jack Wilshere (69' - Arsenal)

2011/12 (5 Red Cards)
13 May 2012 Man City 3-2 QPR - Joey Barton (55' - QPR)
04 Mar 2012 Newcastle 1-1 Sunderland - Stephane Sessegnon (58' - Sunderland), Lee Cattermole (90' - Sunderland)
26 Feb 2012 Arsenal 5-2 Tottenham - Scott Parker (87' - Tottenham)
24 Sep 2011 Chelsea 4-1 Swansea - Fernando Torres (39' - Chelsea)

2010/11 (2 Red Cards)
16 Jan 2011 Tottenham 0-0 Man Utd - Rafael Da Silva (74' - Man Utd)
07 Nov 2010 Arsenal 0-1 Newcastle - Laurent Koscielny (90' - Arsenal)

2009/10 (6 Red Cards)
20 Mar 2010 Stoke 1-2 Tottenham - Dean Whitehead (49' - Stoke)
27 Feb 2010 Chelsea 2-4 Man City - Juliano Belletti (75' - Chelsea), Michael Ballack (81' - Chelsea)
20 Feb 2010 Portsmouth 1-2 Stoke - Andy Wilkinson (73' - Stoke)
08 Nov 2009 Hull 2-1 Stoke - Abdoulaye Faye (87' - Stoke)
01 Nov 2009 Birmingham 0-0 Man City - Barry Ferguson (90' - Birmingham)

2008/09 (8 Red Cards)
08 Feb 2009 Tottenham 0-0 Arsenal - Emmanuel Eboue (37' - Arsenal)
17 Jan 2009 Sunderland 1-2 Aston Villa - Ashley Young (72' - Aston Villa)
26 Dec 2008 Wigan 2-1 Newcastle - Sebastien Bassong (72' - Newcastle)
09 Nov 2008 Man City 1-2 Tottenham - Gelson Fernandes (26' - Man City), Richard Dunne (83' - Man City), Benoit Assou-Ekotto (89' - Tottenham)
28 Sep 2008 Portsmouth 2-0 Tottenham - Lassana Diarra (88' - Portsmouth)
30 Aug 2008 Middlesbro 2-1 Stoke - Amdy Faye (36' - Stoke)

2007/08 (9 Red Cards)
05 Apr 2008 Wigan 2-0 Birmingham - Damien Johnson (37' - Birmingham)
22 Mar 2008 Blackburn 3-1 Wigan - Christopher Samba (16' - Blackburn), Wilson Palacios (69' - Wigan)
23 Feb 2008 Birmingham 2-2 Arsenal - Martin Taylor (3' - Birmingham)
01 Jan 2008 Reading 0-2 Portsmouth - Ibrahima Sonko (3' - Reading)
23 Sep 2007 Man Utd 2-0 Chelsea - John Obi Mikel (32' - Chelsea)
02 Sep 2007 Blackburn 1-0 Man City - Tugay (54' - Blackburn), Richard Dunne (65' - Man City)
15 Aug 2007 Reading 1-2 Chelsea - Khalifa Cisse (72' - Reading)

2006/07 (7 Red Cards)
13 May 2007 Sheff Utd 1-2 Wigan - Lee McCulloch (74' - Wigan)
28 Apr 2007 Blackburn 4-1 Charlton - Ben Thatcher (64' - Charlton)
20 Jan 2007 Fulham 1-1 Tottenham - Heidar Helguson (53' - Fulham)
30 Dec 2006 Man Utd 3-2 Reading - Sam Sodje (69' - Reading)
22 Oct 2006 Blackburn 0-1 Bolton - Kevin Nolan (90' - Bolton)
26 Aug 2006 Charlton 2-0 Bolton - Hermann Hreidarsson (28' - Charlton), Kevin Davies (72' - Bolton)

2005/06 (6 Red Cards)
01 Apr 2006 Newcastle 3-1 Tottenham - Michael Dawson (61' - Tottenham)
19 Mar 2006 Fulham 1-0 Chelsea - William Gallas (90' - Chelsea)
26 Feb 2006 West Brom 0-2 Middlesbro - Nigel Quashie (54' - West Brom)
31 Jan 2006 Wigan 1-1 Everton - Duncan Ferguson (80' - Everton), Jason Roberts (83' - Wigan)
10 Dec 2005 West Brom 2-0 Man City - Andy Cole (87' - Man City)

2004/05 (4 Red Cards)
01 Feb 2005 Bolton 3-1 Tottenham - Frederic Kanoute (68' - Tottenham)
18 Sep 2004 West Brom 1-1 Fulham - Pape Bouba Diop (61' - Fulham), Neil Clement (84' - West Brom), Andy Cole (85' - Fulham)

2003/04 (3 Red Cards)
05 Apr 2004 Leeds 3-2 Leicester - Mark Viduka (90' - Leeds)
04 Oct 2003 Man Utd 3-0 Birmingham - Maik Taylor (34' - Birmingham)
17 Aug 2003 Charlton 0-3 Man City - Mark Fish (71' - Charlton)

2002/03 (5 Red Cards)
19 Jan 2003 Arsenal 3-1 West Ham - Steve Lomas (13' - West Ham)
14 Dec 2002 Aston Villa 2-1 West Brom - Steve Staunton (68' - Aston Villa)
23 Nov 2002 Bolton 1-1 Chelsea - Celestine Babayaro (77' - Chelsea)
15 Sep 2002 Man City 2-2 Blackburn - Danny Tiatto (68' - Man City)
31 Aug 2002 Tottenham 2-1 Southampton - Michael Svensson (90' - Southampton)

2001/02 (2 Red Cards)
29 Sep 2001 Charlton 2-0 Leicester - Steve Brown (25' - Charlton), Junior Lewis (42' - Leicester)

2000/01 (1 Red Cards)
14 Apr 2001 Ipswich 1-0 Newcastle - Nolberto Solano (76' - Newcastle)
 
keith's curle said:
He's not scared of two red cards in a match is he? And three in a match on two occaisions (or was it three?)
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Not at all also in games wheres hes sent a play off involving City its 9-9, just goes to show you remember the ones against your team more, but 18% of his red have been in games involving us. The other team where hes sent 9 players off are Chelsea, buts hes only sent 4 player against Chelsea so they probably have good reason to cringe when he gets their games :-) but 31% of his reds have been in matches involving City or Chelsea, a statistical anomaly? he doesn't like blue?
 
keith's curle said:
The only comp we're in that they aren't is the FA cup. That's only one game more (this saturday) as if we make the final it's after the league has finished.
If they go out of the CL to Porto and we beat Spurs to make the semis it's two more games while the league is still on-going.
That's a total of three matches. I don't see that as an issue, especially when the quality of our squad is taken in to account.
The only issue is which matches are winnable or points to be dropped. Again, not sure our run-in is that much worse considering our squad.
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Another league game slotted in tonight. Then games every few days. Spurs are tougher than Porto but the away trip is less of a journey at least. But should we get to the semi finals it is so hectic around that time. And we have to consider the games we have already played.

We have a better squad and it might boil down to what many of us thought early in the season, they will over rely on the front three and Van Dijk and burnout. They haven't yet but pressure mounts, games are hyped more and mentally it is a challenge. And a key player could be injured at any time.

A liverpool side with Lallana, Shaqiri and Origi is miles away from us having Aguero Sterling Bernardo or Sane Jesus Mahrez.
 
For my dream of us winning the league at United to come true, we now need Liverpool to lose 2 and draw 1 to Southampton, Chelsea and Cardiff.

I'm not as confident as I was before...but never say never.
 
I love rawk…
Bored of hearing about Spurs' new stadium. Looks soulless to me.

only Liverpool have the best stadium in the world, as they have the best team, the best fans, (murders aside), the bestist song etc etc etc
 
marco said:
fuck them the scouse ****s its what we do that counts
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It absolutely is, it's in our hands, but we have some tough games coming up, and Liverpool do seem to be having a lot of luck which should have run out by now.
 
Just noticed Liverpool play Chelsea the day before the 30th anniversary of Hillsborough, that is going to ramp up the atmosphere a bit and the pressure.
 
JULES said:
I love rawk…
Bored of hearing about Spurs' new stadium. Looks soulless to me.

only Liverpool have the best stadium in the world, as they have the best team, the best fans, (murders aside), the bestist song etc etc etc
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The horrible cnuts can’t give anyone or anything praise that’s outside of their fucking deluded bubble,spurs stadium is fantastic I’m sure even arsenal,Chelsea and west ham fans have regardless mentioned how great it is,and then the scousers wonder why they aren’t liked at all,by fans of every other club,pathetic needy cnuts ..
 
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