It wasn't offside ,it was the foul that was wrong
You don’t honestly think you can beat uefa in court and basically embarrass them and not come away unscathed . We created our own downfall but that decision had Brussels written all over it .
Oh I know that, that was as blatant as it gets but I thought there was maybe a touch from the offside player as well. I haven't seen the replays though and others like yourself have suggested it didn't, so no arguments from me.It wasn't offside ,it was the foul that was wrong
Changes little. We had all the wrong players out in all the wrong formation. Not what I personally expect from our manager in the biggest game of our season in probably our best chance of winning the European Cup.We won at CAS! They were shown up to have nothing ,that va r decision at 1-1 wasn't an accident,
By the way sorry for my nonsenible spelling,I am on an old cheap fire tablet with a fucked up spellchecker ,every post has to be read through and uncorrected but I was mad so I didn't stop to do it,changes everything
not this season it didn'tSuspect Pep spent many hours poring over every detail of the team to play Lyon ... and because he was certain we'd win, he also had one eye on trying a few things ready for Bayern. Planning ahead / plotting a way to nullify & surprise Bayern ... changing things to keep Bayern guessing.
Unfortunately, he over-thought it.
Klopp would just have played the same team & tactics that he always does, and it seems to work pretty well for him in Europe.
You only suspect that. Anyone knows you play one game at a time. Our boss failed us today and badlySuspect Pep spent many hours poring over every detail of the team to play Lyon ... and because he was certain we'd win, he also had one eye on trying a few things ready for Bayern. Planning ahead / plotting a way to nullify & surprise Bayern ... changing things to keep Bayern guessing.
Unfortunately, he over-thought it.
Klopp would just have played the same team & tactics that he always does, and it seems to work pretty well for him in Europe.
I don't blame them,i blame pep but that shouldn't excuse the officials for not doing their job,they need to get their but right as it changes games,i think it was on purpose as did bt but said politely,it is not onThe offside player dummied the ball. It was clearly both offside and a foul. But I point blank refuse to blame the officials tonight.
If you read what I said earlier I blame pep 100 percent for going out but I also know we are getting no favours either . That foul was at a most crucial stage of the game when we where on top and looking to score again so yes it didn’t help either but the game could have been won n the first half. Very concerned with Rodri going into next season if I’m honest as I think he’s a fucking cart horse .You are nuts if you think our downfall was due to FFP and reffing rather than our set up tonight.
Some of you need to calm down and sign off.
It's okay to be upset with the tactics tonight - I think Pep got them wrong too. It's a valid criticism, and it's a worrying trend that he seems to out think himself once we hit the knockout stages. I'm not debating that at all.
But to suggest Pep should be fired, or insinuate we'd be better off without him so is so fucking insane and childish I don't even know where to begin.
Pep is one of the best - if not the best - managers in the world. We have a fantastic squad, infrastructure, and owners willing to invest to keep it that way. We are so incredibly lucky.
Mistakes were made, and we were outplayed. It's frustrating but it happens. Let's see how that is addressed in the coming weeks. On to next season.
The offside player dummied the ball. It was clearly both offside and a foul. But I point blank refuse to blame the officials tonight.
Someone needs to explain the offside rule to me because I have absolutely no idea about it nowIt wasn't offside ,it was the foul that was wrong
Post of the night.Some of you need to calm down and sign off.
It's okay to be upset with the tactics tonight - I think Pep got them wrong too. It's a valid criticism, and it's a worrying trend that he seems to out think himself once we hit the knockout stages. I'm not debating that at all.
But to suggest Pep should be fired, or insinuate we'd be better off without him so is so fucking insane and childish I don't even know where to begin.
Pep is one of the best - if not the best - managers in the world. We have a fantastic squad, infrastructure, and owners willing to invest to keep it that way. We are so incredibly lucky.
Mistakes were made, and we were outplayed. It's frustrating but it happens. Let's see how that is addressed in the coming weeks. On to next season.