Liverpool (h) - CL QF post match thread

[cheekybids]

Decisions have gone our way, don't notice many on here crying after we beat Everton in league cup semi at the etihad, when the ball was clearly run out of play before crossing and scoring a game changing goal, we have had our share of luck, thing is people only remember the decisions against us

Don’t forget the amount of pens Franny Lee got.

 

[Gabriel]

I think Pep doesn’t trust some players and doesn’t have the depth of coverage required when injuries occur. Imagine a scenario where KDB and Fernandinho got injuries at same time....nightmare!

He likes to work with about 16 players. When any of them are unavailable, we see a kid on the bench to make up the numbers. Need 4 players for next season: Central defender (not sure if Tosin or Sandler ready to move up), TWO WORLD CLASS midfielders, and at least one striker/winger (goal scorer!) willing to be part of a rotation.

I expect Fernandinho to be one of the centre backs next season, but I'd be mortified if we go into it with only one functioning left back again.

 

[Metalartin]

This is what pisses me off, after every defeat we always pull the world is against us card, it's never we got it wrong, it's never we were not good enough, first thing everyone does is blame someone else

I'm more pissed off people willing to accept game changing blunders by corrupt/incompetent match officials... don't you realise you're inviting more of the same? If you think we are happy that we have the ref or linesman to blame so often you are dead wrong, we are sick of having to mention them... if we lose without that being a factor there's little else to wonder about other than our own players and tactics but we can't do that... don't you see?

The small margins matter on big calls like that, some were unforgivably bad calls, we are left wondering what if he had got that right would they have gotten back into that game? Would we have had that 15 minute collapse at the back? Would we have kept that momentum and gone on to win that game?

 

[taleofbluehalves]

So I guess Liverpool fans will feel they did their bit smashing our bus. I wonder if they’ll just do that for every big home game?

 

[Don Karleone]

I wouldn’t mind it was proved it hadn’t gone out of play at the time & didn’t they get a dodgy goal in the first leg & we had a pen turned down.

Anyway apart from that outrageous lucky decision lol wtf happened recently?

Exactly. Would love to know how many decisions have gone for/against this season.

It's pretty obvious how much we're owed.

 

[svennis pennis]

First time this season i've been disappointed with Pep. Him and the ref have previous. Don't give him any excuse.

When you need cool heads, those players look to the manager... who is sat in the gods.

 

[Bill Walker]

No im not.

99.99% of posts get through on here no matter how much shite some of them are but some dont and its because we dont allow just any shite through and for good reason.

Just joking mate :)

 

[levets]

what was the pen in this game(cant remember one)

Possibly two.
Push in Sterling’s back and handball in same incident.
Manhandled Sterling to the floor as he went past him. Both first half

 

[Gabriel]

I'm not concerned, we have the resources, the best Manager and will be the biggest net winners when VAR is introduced.

But it won't be used in the CL next season so, as you were on that front

 

[tommo74]

I'm more pissed off people willing to accept game changing blunders by corrupt/incompetent match officials... don't you realise you're inviting more of the same?

No I don't, were corrupt officials to blame for Liverpool having 2 shots and scoring both? I agree ref didn't have a great game, but to blame the refs for every defeat we have is becoming tiring