Liverpool (A) | PL | Post-Match Thread

[Lovebitesandeveryfing]

How did Pep handle the antics of Mourinho in Barca v Real days ? I'm not sure it's Pep's way to go around throwing cheap insults and false claims at the opposition - it's just who he is. I know he was clearly frustrated by the disallowed goal and fuming over the coin throwing yesterday. Hopefully it will spur him on to deliver more trophies for us. I agree though - no more backhanded compliments to the Red Scouse shitbags and big up their "history". Treat vermin appropriately - step on them with full force.

He went on a major five-minute rant on Spanish tv about Mourinho in the lead up to a Barca-Real game. It's on Youtube and it's well worth watching. He keeps calling Mourinho “El puto jefe!” very sarcastically. Even if you don't understand Spanish you get the point. It's good fun.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

 

[stonerblue]

Only one thing I would disagree with here. Kevin was not given 'his role in the hole". He was stuck out wide because Gundo played. I will say it until I am blue in the face. In big games Gundo and Kev cannot play together.

Kev was pretty much out of his best position all game. Either too wide or too far forward. Wasted.

 

[Manchester_City_Blue]

Utter cunts. Fucking handball

 

[Andouble]

I fucking hate Liverpool.

 

[Northerndave]

I’ve watched it back several times now and the ball definitely hits his arm as the trajectory and especially speed of the ball’s movement changes from the initial bounce.

I can’t post video on here but here are two still frames showing the moment of contact.

I'll probably get pelters, but I've watched it and would love to declare it a handball, but I can't see arm/ball contact tbh.

 

[BerkshireBlue]

I'll probably get pelters, but I've watched it and would love to declare it a handball, but I can't see arm/ball contact tbh.

same with me no complaints about the goal, apart from the shit free kick and defending by us.

 

[manimanc]

They are not though, as we have seen from the last ten years playing us, we are made for Son and Kane - results generally prove this. OK over 38 games granted we are better - but one off...could go either way

It could go either way playing anyone on any given day.

The Premier league is the toughest league out there.

 

[Bellamy's Caddy]

Another strange selection in a big game from Pep. If Grealish isn't trusted to play in a game like this then what is the point? Berni in midfield with Rodders, Akanji right and Cancelo left. If we'd have lost heavily then so be it but we lost anyway so why change what had been pretty successful so far?

I think a lot of people were concerned when they saw the way we had lined up. As you say, it's worked so well up to now, it seemed unnecessary to change it. Ake, Cancelo and KDB never looked comfortable in their roles yesterday.

On another note, amongst the many calls Taylor/VAR got wrong yesterday, stopping our counter attack to send Klopp off is arguably the worst. Why should the attacking team be punished because the manager of the opposition has rage issues. It should have been dealt with the next time the ball went out of play. Dreadful refereeing, not that I'm surprised.

 

[ancoats]

just done the managers interviews and pep saying the referee told his coach and klopp that he was not going to blow for silly foul ? Then klopp saying the referee OK we not going to blow ?

Now am I missing something here ? Or are the rules being use proper and can Antony Taylor control the game like that then let VAR make him overturn our goal because it's a nothing foul