Liverpool Thread - 2022/23

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Funny old game isn’t it?

It wasn’t long ago they had the best keeper in the world, the best sub keeper in the world, the best full backs in the world, the best centre back in the world, the best forward line in the world, the best player in the world, the best manager in the world and the best fans in the world.

What happened?
They were talking bollocks!
 
Funny old game isn’t it?

It wasn’t long ago they had the best keeper in the world, the best sub keeper in the world, the best full backs in the world, the best centre back in the world, the best forward line in the world, the best player in the world, the best manager in the world and the best fans in the world.

What happened?
They unfortunately didn’t have the best owners in the world.
 
IF a dipper made an unsavoury comment yesterday why didn't OliVAR deal with it with a yellow or red card instead of sending it 'upstairs' to the FA?

If the allegation is very serious the FA could have banged further punishment on top.

Maybe OliVAR didn't want the player to miss our match.
 
IF a dipper made an unsavoury comment yesterday why didn't OliVAR deal with it with a yellow or red card instead of sending it 'upstairs' to the FA?

If the allegation is very serious the FA could have banged further punishment on top.

Maybe OliVAR didn't want the player to miss our match.
He could only send him off if he personally heard it
 
That comment by Omaar is the one I’d be worried about if I was a red dipper, that look to me was exactly what I saw, one of real disappointment in his teammate, a proper “WTF bro” look.

Everyone is jumping on the racism train, I'm wondering if maybe its homophobic.
No specific reason for my conclusion, just a bit of a hunch. Probably way wrong, just got a, feeling.
 
IF a dipper made an unsavoury comment yesterday why didn't OliVAR deal with it with a yellow or red card instead of sending it 'upstairs' to the FA?

If the allegation is very serious the FA could have banged further punishment on top.

Maybe OliVAR didn't want the player to miss our match.
Don't know what he was like in the rest of the game but I thought he handled that well.
 
Next Sunday will be a test , we are now their cup final, expect another coach welcome and spiteful crowd to be at their worst , it will spill onto the pitch with Milner making at least half a dozen yellow card tackles before the referee goes over to Klopp to recommend a substitution.
They have been playing crap but we will see a diffeent Dipper team next weekend , nothing they would like more than to inflict our first league defeat , its down to our players to play their football team and not the occasion , and a referee for once to make correct decisions instead of favouring the Dippers on every dubious decision.
If our players start on the front foot and we get a half decent referee , we win this game by a distance.
 
I had actually wondered why Oliver had gone over to speak to both Klopp and Arteta right after speaking to both Henderson and Gabriel. Initially I thought it was to calm them both down but then they both seemed to not even be interacting with each other.

I wonder now if it was to tell them both that Gabriel had notified Oliver that he believed Henderson direct racial language at him and that now Oliver was obligated to file a report with the league and FA?


Don't worry, I'm sure his teammates will call him out if it turns out he's a racist. After all, we know that Liverpool is a club with morals.

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Everyone is jumping on the racism train, I'm wondering if maybe its homophobic.
No specific reason for my conclusion, just a bit of a hunch. Probably way wrong, just got a, feeling.
That would go some way to explaining how someone by all accounts leading the charge against racism caused an incident that needs referral to the league.

And, although this is all conjecture, I have known a few that I would consider (at least outwardly) anti-racist but who were—at the same time—quite homophobic. Though they obviously often overlap, they are two different prejudices, and it is amazing how people can harbour one whilst being almost militantly against the other.

Humans, eh?
 
Everyone is jumping on the racism train, I'm wondering if maybe its homophobic.
No specific reason for my conclusion, just a bit of a hunch. Probably way wrong, just got a, feeling.
Whatever he said is open to debate and interpretation because of his horrific makem accent
 
People are commenting on firmino's expression but the more telling ones for me are Alisson and Klopp. Both give a "surely not" kind of look when Thiago and the ref seem to explain the problem to them.

Definitely seems to be an allegation of something unsavoury being said, Henderson doesn't seem to be the complete moron you'd have to be to do something like that in all honesty. it's unlikely we are going to find out what it is unless he's charged by the FA and for them to do that, it's going to need overwhelming evidence

IF a dipper made an unsavoury comment yesterday why didn't OliVAR deal with it with a yellow or red card instead of sending it 'upstairs' to the FA?

If the allegation is very serious the FA could have banged further punishment on top.

Maybe OliVAR didn't want the player to miss our match.
If, and at the moment it's nothing more than an if, the allegation is Henderson has said something racially related you cannot send him off or punish him unless the ref or officials heard it personally, Oliver actually handled it well in fairness if that's indeed what's happened.
 
That would go some way to explaining how someone by all accounts leading the charge against racism caused an incident that needs referral to the league.

And, although this is all conjecture, I have known a few that I would consider (at least outwardly) anti-racist but who were—at the same time—quite homophobic. Though they obviously often overlap, they are two different prejudices, and it is amazing how people can harbour one whilst being almost militantly against the other.

Humans, eh?
Let's be honest, there are people who are outwardly anti-racist who turn out to be inwardly racist too. The fact that a footballer takes the knee and wear anti-racism slogans says very little about their actual views on the issue. Modern footballers have a full PR team and know what noises to make on various issues. Henderson has also been outspoken about the rainbow laces campaign and the importance of inclusivity in football, and that doesn't mean that he couldn't use a homophobic slur. Not that, as you say, there's any evidence that he has done.
 
I've read rumours that Henderson made a comment to Partey about the recent accusations to spark this.

Can't see Partey anywhere near him in any of the clips of it

Probably wishful thinking from a Liverpool fan started that rumour. Henderson wouldn't come across as someone who'd make a racist comment all the same
 
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