I was working in a house and the owner , an Irish Man and out and out Scouse Fan had the self same opinion as you about that incident ,
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halfcenturyup
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Doku kicked the ball first, while the dipper dived towards his lifted foot.
Never a penno, cry more candlewankers.
Candlewankers. Good one. I like that, I will use it in conversation if the opportunity arises :)
Bluesince1979
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I did a job on monday for my ex mrs’ uncle. Not seen him for about 7 years. I know full well hes a liverpool fan but when he opened the door i said “still supporting everton”? , i enjoyed the spluttering that followed :))
I dont know why i amused myself with that
I dont know why i amused myself with that
Johnny Mars Bar
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I did a job on monday for my ex mrs’ uncle. Not seen him for about 7 years. I know full well hes a liverpool fan but when he opened the door i said “still supporting everton”? , i enjoyed the spluttering that followed :))
I dont know why i amused myself with that
Well if he’s a scouser he’s not going to be doing any work himself is he.
Lovebitesandeveryfing
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This is very old news now, I'm well aware of it. But just a small point, watching the game back.
90.20 in the game. Rodri gets the ball, and does something completely unlike him. Erling for once is totally in space, there is a boulevard through to him between two Liverpool players. If Erling gets the ball, he's got one player only to beat (actually when he spots the danger Van Dijk is coming over but is still a good few yards away, and was playing Erling onside, so arguably he's got a straight run through to their goal) and is then directly on goal. Rodri does not take a touch (which he usually does when he's going to play a long ball), lofts it into the air, and over Erling's head. Straight to their keeper. That ball was positively begging to be played straight along the ground to Erling's feet. Nineteen times out of twenty, maybe more, I'd back Rodri to see that.
Now I'm not getting on his case. He did this kind of thing several times in the second half. Our most reliable midfielder was rattled. They all were. In that second half, we simply stopped playing our accurate passing game. They had us rattled, and our passing in particular simply did not resemble us.
In the circumstances, actually, all things considered, getting a point was a triumph. Oh if only that Doku shot had gone in! It was on the inside of the post, too, not square onto it. How I would have chortled…
90.20 in the game. Rodri gets the ball, and does something completely unlike him. Erling for once is totally in space, there is a boulevard through to him between two Liverpool players. If Erling gets the ball, he's got one player only to beat (actually when he spots the danger Van Dijk is coming over but is still a good few yards away, and was playing Erling onside, so arguably he's got a straight run through to their goal) and is then directly on goal. Rodri does not take a touch (which he usually does when he's going to play a long ball), lofts it into the air, and over Erling's head. Straight to their keeper. That ball was positively begging to be played straight along the ground to Erling's feet. Nineteen times out of twenty, maybe more, I'd back Rodri to see that.
Now I'm not getting on his case. He did this kind of thing several times in the second half. Our most reliable midfielder was rattled. They all were. In that second half, we simply stopped playing our accurate passing game. They had us rattled, and our passing in particular simply did not resemble us.
In the circumstances, actually, all things considered, getting a point was a triumph. Oh if only that Doku shot had gone in! It was on the inside of the post, too, not square onto it. How I would have chortled…
:-)205 pages is a bit much la
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Year 2040… “i watched the game again and i just noticed walker’s cock was slightly aligned towards left side “205 pages is a bit much ha
Yet another headline in an article on the BBC about the Doku incident at anfield. The article has four incidents but headlines the Doku one. I still can’t recall an almost three week inquiry regarding the Akanji v Alisson coming together in our home match. In fact, that didn’t last 24 hours.
Tierney who laughed in Foden's face when Phil implied "that's a booking, he's got to go"He also wiped out Bernardo on the left touch line when on a yellow card and several prior fouls. Your ref was a certain wanker called Tierney.