Liverpool thread 2018/19

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citytilllidie said:
Wouldn't the VAR boys have got involved if violent action had occurred?

I'm presuming this was when Fabinho body checked Messi as Messi jumped into him.
Ref gives a free kick, VAR says nothing, Messi puts the ball in the top corner.

Them and their petitions ay.
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It wouldn't surprise if they claimed the free kick shouldn't have been given because Fabinho should have already been booked 6 times and shouldnt have been on the pitch to body check Messi, so no free kick means no third goal and the it should only be 2 nil.
 
I see there's a name floating around for the fuckwit who pushed the bloke into the fountain. And he has previous, emptying jugs of liquid over a guy's head in a restaurant. I won't post his name on here, but if you go on twitter and search "Liverpool fans fountain", it won't take too long to find links leading to his name.
 
FCBarca said:
I don't disagree, just believe considering how absurd 4 are in England - he will be forced to

City is great, the best in England and just because Liverpool are 2nd doesn't mean they aren't great as well - just goes to show how great City really are under Pep that they are simply better despite the greatness of Klopp's Liverpool

For me, out of the 4 semifinalists - Barcelona play the least attractive football sans Leo
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I don't think it is an issue having 4 competitions. The issue is that the league doesn't help English teams deal with multiple competitions. No winter break, forcing games to be played midweek during busy times etc. They dropped replays in the league cup and in latter stages of FA Cup rounds too which is good but there needs to be more done.

City were unlucky not to still be in the CL. This title race has been ridiculous. In most seasons we would have the league won now and could rotate. We have had injuries to full backs, centre backs, central midfielders and it has meant the squad has been tested. We need a few more players and a few youngsters emerging to help move us forward. Most City fans would happily see a younger team used in the league cup next season but Pep is just so motivated to win everything. He doesn't believe playing the league cup should impact our ability to progress in the CL or other competitions. And so far he is right. We made too many errors against Spurs. But I don't believe mental or physical fatigue played a part in our exit.
 
jimharri said:
I see there's a name floating around for the fuckwit who pushed the bloke into the fountain. And he has previous, emptying jugs of liquid over a guy's head in a restaurant. I won't post his name on here, but if you go on twitter and search "Liverpool fans fountain", it won't take too long to find links leading to his name.
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I've heard Barca ultras are coming in force and want revenge for that cowardly attack. Apparently they're going to push as many dippers into jobcentres as they can.
 
Stretch said:
I've heard Barca ultras are coming in force and want revenge for that cowardly attack. Apparently they're going to push as many dippers into jobcentres as they can.
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Go and register on RAWK and then post that.

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I dare you; I double dare you motherfucker!
 
jimharri said:
I see there's a name floating around for the fuckwit who pushed the bloke into the fountain. And he has previous, emptying jugs of liquid over a guy's head in a restaurant. I won't post his name on here, but if you go on twitter and search "Liverpool fans fountain", it won't take too long to find links leading to his name.
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He needs a kick in the teeth.
 
Two years ago I briefly glanced at Squawk...I felt like the Jack Nicholson character in 'One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest' - surrounded by a bunch of mentally unhinged gargoyles wandering about waiting for their medication to kick in.

And as for rag cafe - I'd rather baste my scrotum in a carefully mixed blend of polonium and the Agha Khan's embalming fluid and grill both sides for 20 minutes.
 
jrb said:
A couple of new gems from RAWK.

Link at the bottom of the page to the last page of the RAWK general Manchester City thread.

1.
For a team that's supposedly so good, they aren't half boring to watch. You rarely see them score spectacular goals, because Pep doesn't like shooting from outside the box, players taking necessary risks or trying to dribble past opponents.
The build up play is all centered on creating the easiest goal scoring chance possible. They're becoming like his Barca side, except without the added bonus of watching Messi do something brilliant and imaginative.

2.
I was very happy to see them pip United to the title that year. There were a few reasons why. Firstly, my cousin married a City fan who always went to their matches at Maine Road. He'd get us tickets for our matches against them there too. Apart from the usual away day shenanigans that went on back in the 70s and 80s I'd never had any problems with City fans and actually found them a refreshing change from their near neighbours and I was happy for my cousin's (now ex) hubby who was long suffering through their yo-yo decades.

When City were taken over I didn't really know much about it, who it was etc. I just knew they'd been taken over and that was that. My interest ended there, really. As they improved I was happy that they'd give their neighbours a run for their money. I liked the way they played and were a team I could watch. That's rare, because I don't watch United, Everton, Spurs, Chelsea, but would tune in for Arsenal or City. Also, unlike United, City seemed to have a number of likable players.

That Agueroooooo moment is the most amazing end to a Premiership season I've seen, although I hope this season eclipses it with us in the winning position. As a piece of footballing history it is stunning.

As time has gone on I've learned a lot more about their owners and their industrial scale cheating of the game. Their fanbase has also gone to absolute shit. I simply do not recognise them these days. They used to have a lovely self-deprecating humour about them, but they've turned into everything they said they hated about United fans now. Enjoying the Agueroooo moment is forever tainted now that I can see the bigger picture. I suppose it was the moment the vile entity that is now Abu Dhabi FC really started to take shape. I suppose fans of clubs like Everton can afford to laugh if the dopers win the title at our expense because it will never be them who is going to be pipped by them in the future. Everton fans, and United fans currently, need snookers to stop us gaining the success that throws their own failure into sharp contrast. They won't care one iota who stops us or how. Despite that, the likes of Arsenal, Spurs, United may just get their act together enough to challenge again in the future, and if they do, it will be them who are up in arms over the cheating of ADFC.

3.
The lunatic asylum.
https://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/index.php?topic=274792.27080
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I love how the below is being utilised as a negative.........

'The build up play is all centered on creating the easiest goal scoring chance possible'.
 
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