Liverpool (a) post-match thread

[simon23]

You need to put the glass down by the way.

Just shit at typing!!!!

 

[cleavers]

Bottom line is, put our easy chances away today and we win, no influence from oliver or VAR, we didn't, again.

 

[Lovebitesandeveryfing]

I love this team and club and I will always love them.
That's all for tonight.

 

[Oh YeahOh Yeah]

He problem with the new rules is how does the Bernardo “handball” come into play for that passage of play. Does it negate the subsequent handball by Arnold or is it irrelevant? We know if we had scored directly during that passage of play it definitely would have been over ruled so issue they also over rule the Arnold handball. Current rules are a joke but wonder based on them whether VAR got it right?

I really don't understand VAR. So if Terence Trent Derby hadn't handled and we'd scored it would have been ruled out for Bernardo's accidental handball, as opposed to TTD deliberate handball? Not the first time this season but would have to accept it. So according to VAR if an attacking player gains an advantage by accidently having the ball brush his hand it's open season then for defenders to make themselves bigger to stop a cross? Am I getting it now? Wasn't it Oliver who gave a penalty against Raz in the Spurs match when he jumped and turned his back to stop a cross and there was an inprint on the back of his shirt where the ball hit him or am I getting him mixed up with his "Just good friends" Clattenberg?

 

[goalmole]

I really don't understand VAR. So if Terence Trent Derby hadn't handled and we'd scored it would have been ruled out for Bernardo's accidental handball, as opposed to TTD deliberate handball? Not the first time this season but would have to accept it. So according to VAR if an attacking player gains an advantage by accidently having the ball brush his hand it's open season then for defenders to make themselves bigger to stop a cross? Am I getting it now? Wasn't it Oliver who gave a penalty against Raz in the Spurs match when he jumped and turned his back to stop a cross and there was an inprint on the back of his shirt where the ball hit him or am I getting him mixed up with his "Just good friends" Clattenberg?

I think it was indeed Oliver.

 

[Keeper!]

One of the 8-9 good chances we missed was Stones flashing a header wide from a corner.

Corners are not as dangerous as fans think in the modern game. For a small team like us even more so.

John Bond and Joe Royal say hello.

 

[Grealish’s Shinpads]

Still feel proper deflated but hopefully the players will have a bit more fire in their bellies now. Surely they must also be thinking that we can’t let those horrible bin-dipping victim bastards win it. Delusional, cult-like cnuts the lot of them.

Need to up our game, starting against Chelsea at home in a couple of weeks. Let those feral fuckers get giddy thinking they’ve won the league and hopefully they will bottle it again—speaking of which did anyone else at the ground notice/find it funny how they put their logo on the bottles of water they sell? Thought it was pretty apt.

 

[Oh YeahOh Yeah]

I think it was indeed Oliver.

Thanks. I'm an old cnut and sometimes doubt my memory. It was his "just good friends" Clattenberg who sent off Bellamy at Bolton wasn't it? I bet their pillow talk is all about how they hate City(Allegedly Mods!).

 

[the talisman]

He problem with the new rules is how does the Bernardo “handball” come into play for that passage of play. Does it negate the subsequent handball by Arnold or is it irrelevant? We know if we had scored directly during that passage of play it definitely would have been over ruled so issue they also over rule the Arnold handball. Current rules are a joke but wonder based on them whether VAR got it right?

Well I would guess that if the ball gets through to Sterling and he scores the goal is ruled out by VAR due to accidental handball. But it didn’t so the correct decision should be a penalty because the accidental handball only becomes “active” if we score a goal from it?
Happy to be corrected, but that would be my understanding.

 

[Roy Hamilton]

I really don't understand VAR. So if Terence Trent Derby hadn't handled and we'd scored it would have been ruled out for Bernardo's accidental handball, as opposed to TTD deliberate handball? Not the first time this season but would have to accept it. So according to VAR if an attacking player gains an advantage by accidently having the ball brush his hand it's open season then for defenders to make themselves bigger to stop a cross? Am I getting it now? Wasn't it Oliver who gave a penalty against Raz in the Spurs match when he jumped and turned his back to stop a cross and there was an inprint on the back of his shirt where the ball hit him or am I getting him mixed up with his "Just good friends" Clattenberg?

Same here. It was Clattenburg vs spurs