Hayley Croppers chopper
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So by that logic, don’t let me or any other blues into any home end on City away days.
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Liverpool (H) | Post match thread
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Didsbury Dave
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That's in the north stand. You can see the third tier at the opposite end.I'm in the south stand and it kicked off after Liverpool equalised in the second tier on the side of me, I think that's where this is. That's the problem with tourists they buy tickets, celebrate a goal and get grief as they don't understand. Having said that you must be stupid to buy a ticket in a stadium and celebrate when the away team score unless you are in the away end.
blueju
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Especially when his feet were miles behind the three dippers in shot.Didn't get too many replays of this, did we.
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I am not 100% sure he was on, but I am 100% sure it deserved a damned site more scrutiny than it got, and not the usual swift brushing under the carpet that the bent twats do when there's something to hide.
And what happened after that? City went on to win 5-0. A walkover. Game over at half time. No contest. Neutrals switch off. Viewing figures fall. No exciting close finish. No opportunity to debate a closely fought contest as one team opts for damage limitation.Possbly cos the time Mane was sent off for kicking Ederson in the face, had him stretchered off with oxygen it was seen as harsh. The media complained for 6 months about how it was wrong.
Much better to keep it 11v11. Sod the LotG.
Chippy_boy
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Good point. It's quite a lean to get your shoulder offside when your feet are that far onside.Especially when his feet were miles behind the three dippers in shot.
Dannyblue52
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Quite right. The Scousers foot also touches the line. Interesting how a line is drawn from Sterling's shoulder downwards to prove he was offside but no line drawn downwards for the defender.Good point. It's quite a lean to get your shoulder offside when your feet are that far onside.
He is clearly onside and we were stitched up yet again.
MillionMilesAway
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One thing I did think was how City dealt with Robertson. Jesus was on him all the time and beat him in the air most of the time. It reminded me a bit of Sinclair on Evra.
I expect something similar on Saturday.
I expect something similar on Saturday.
Inter Me Nan
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Yeah, stopping their fullbacks is half the battle won.One thing I did think was how City dealt with Robertson. Jesus was on him all the time and beat him in the air most of the time. It reminded me a bit of Sinclair on Evra.
I expect something similar on Saturday.
MillionMilesAway
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Yeah, stopping their fullbacks is half the battle won.
Yes. It was noticeable that Liverpool's midfield sat deeper in the second half, protecting the defence. It meant that at times Salah for example would carry the ball forward and there were just the 3 forwards against about 6 defenders at which point the attack petered out.
That's in the north stand. You can see the third tier at the opposite end.
It's not the North stand as the south stand is at the side of where the trouble is happening. If it was the North stand it wouldn't be that close and it would be further away. It looks like where I said, to the left of the south stand from where I was stood.