Liverpool (A) Post Match Thread

No issues with Milner he always gave his all for us as he has done wherever he’s played.
when he was subbed off yesterday to prevent him being sent off I didn’t like the cunts smug face as he sat on the bench knowing he had escaped what was obviously a second booking.
 
I am mostly quite reserved when watching city, I'm not animated and can watch it in a chilled out fashion but any time we play Liverpool I just morph in to a raving madman.

They are probably the most dilikable team I've come across (worse than the rags).

Jordan Henderson- Gormless gobshite
Robertson - moaning rat
Mane - diving twat
Salah - diving twat
Milner - greedy jammy bastard
Klopp - moaning twat
 
franksinatra said:
So your evidence he left City for more money is he got more money? Does that same logic apply for every City player, pretty much signed post 2009.

Incidentally that is exactly the same logic rival fans have used to justify their dislike for Raheem Sterling.

Only James Milner knows the real truth and there is very little in his career to suggest his primary motivation has been money or that he is anything but a thoroughly decent bloke.
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Eh? Little evidence? What about the 1 year of "I'd like to sign a new contract and expect I will do so soon" (or words to that effect).
 
2 most entertaining sides in world football. Enjoyed the game. Thought we showed our dominance and the fact we’re a better side. Salah scored a wonder goal, Foden was immense, Silva was beautiful.
 
dublin-blue said:
I hate to say it but we really missed out in regards to Ronaldo. Our last three games we have played so we'll but cannot finish our chances.
We are playing our rivals off the park but got caught on the hop because we cannot finish.
Even give Liam delap a chance against Burnley
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Not sure about that, personally think he would have been a hinderance.

We don't play the game with a statue up front.
 
Psychedelic Casual said:
Okay, he celebrated against us when he didn’t celebrate for us against Villa. Again no dramas for me at all, always want players to celebrate their goals (same shit we gave Dickov when he slid on his knees in joyous celebration when he scored for Leicester against us, it’s mard arse shit from our fans, not shit from Dickov and Milner).

We solely have an issue with him because of the shit Liverpool fans give Sterling. We moan that Liverpool fans give Sterling grief and call them small time and that they’re out of order for their comments, then stoop to their level with Milner.

Really bizarre from our fans this and I’ll never get it. Proper Liverpool, Arsenal, Aston Villa level stuff from us. Shows that we’re just the same as all other sets of fans.
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IIRC Milner got a pretty decent reception in his first game back at the Etihad (1-4 game when we had Pellegrini).

It was after his shithouse celebration in front of our fans at Anfield later that season that he started getting grief.
 
Trojan1962 said:
No issues with Milner he always gave his all for us as he has done wherever he’s played.
when he was subbed off yesterday to prevent him being sent off I didn’t like the cunts smug face as he sat on the bench knowing he had escaped what was obviously a second booking.
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He wouldn’t have got sent off if we would have played till midnight.
 
We need to be more clinical with our finishing as we would have been out of sight in the first half. This team does have some balls though, we’ve crumbled in the past at Anfield after dragging ourselves off the floor 2014 being a prime example of doing the hard work and then suckered by Coutinho. That Salah goal would have floored some teams, our lot got on with it scored an equaliser and could have gone on to win it.

The scousers should be thinking they are in a scrap if they want to take the title off us. They managed a 15 minute spell to get a foothold in the game, the rest of the time they were dominated. The dump of a stadium should now be called Fodenfield, he loves it there.
 
feedmpenzaandhewillscore said:
We need to be more clinical with our finishing as we would have been out of sight in the first half. This team does have some balls though, we’ve crumbled in the past at Anfield after dragging ourselves off the floor 2014 being a prime example of doing the hard work and then suckered by Coutinho. That Salah goal would have floored some teams, our lot got on with it scored an equaliser and could have gone on to win it.

The scousers should be thinking they are in a scrap if they want to take the title off us. They managed a 15 minute spell to get a foothold in the game, the rest of the time they were dominated. The dump of a stadium should now be called Fodenfield, he loves it there.
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It’s also Bernardo’s playground
 
Chippy_boy said:
Probably something to do with where he was going. The media couldn't portray someone Liverpool were signing, as being a complete ****, could they. Only the holy join Liverpool.
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That's true. But it's nothing to do with Milner really, is it?

Watched the game in an "Irish Pub" in Paris. Nothing Irish about it (I was the only English, there was absolutely no-one Irish for miles around. Didn't look anything like a pub either...)
They all chatted to each other, and watched the game out of the corner of an eye, the way people who neither know nor care about football do. There was one guy in an ostentatious Liverpool top who must spent perhaps 80% of the match on his mobile.Big screen four yards away.
My profound contempt for that club was rekindled. I just thought "Yeah,that's the kind of 'support' you deserve". They all looked up to cheer the two dipper goals, of course.
Wasn't wearing my colours, but I cheered our two very loudly. In my best Manc accent (despite not being a Manc). Just to let them know that there was one dissenter from the cult in the place...
 
We saw the future yesterday, or at least I hope so. The team we finished with is pretty much our strongest 11 imo

-------------Ederson
Walker-Dias-Laporte-Cancelo
--------------Rodri
Jesus-KDB-Sterling-Bernardo-Foden

The problem we have at the moment is converting chances to goals. I think that will improve as KDB gets fitter. He used to be able to run late into the penalty area and hit the deadball line and pull the ball back. That's gone from his game at the moment but last season showed that his fitness is variable and it will come back.

The choice we have to make is whether to play Mahrez or Jesus on the right and then play Jesus instead of Sterling. I would persist with the above side.

On a separate point, up until yesterday I thought CIty would fall short this season and finish 2nd behind Chelsea but having seen City at Chelsea, PSG and Liverpool, I think we can win the title again this season. Our problem is chance conversion. We need Foden to play in the position that maximises his goals and that I think is left-sided attack. And then we have to try and get goals out of Sterling / Jesus. Grealish may develop but at the moment he is not direct enough.

I loved Pep's animation yesterday and his sheer outrage at the incompetence of the referee. It's not really incompetence is it. It's a lack of bottle to make difficult decisions.
 
Brilliant game, brilliant performance from us and I hate to say it, but a brilliant goal by Salah.

Milner should have been sent off, everyone knows it, not much point getting upset about it now.

That's the type of game that we usually lose. We showed the champions mentality in coming back twice. Foden is an absolute joke. If KDB picks up form after this international break I have no doubt we'll go on to win the league.
 
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