Liverpool thread 2020/21

[Gingers Dad]

The more you watch it the more it's not a penalty I agree. Salah trys to push Dias away first so commits the first 'foul' , Dias than touches Salah who goes down like he has been shot. Would Dias have got the foul if he had thrown himself backwards and to the ground.
Everyone would have said Dias needs to be stronger there, yet a forward can do it and get rewarded.

Salah is a cheating little **** but I guess is playing to the rules and piss poor ref'ing. It needs stopping if this was coped in Sunday league every match would finish in a punch up

It's an unfair contest because the rewards are so different. Dias goes down it could end up in a goal against. Salah has nothing to lose by going down. Especially as the refs no longer book players for diving

 

[Keeper!]

If their goalkeeper was suffering from the cold then why did he pour his cold drink over his head?

Scouse logic in play

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

If they take the option to sign Kabak at the end of his 6 month loan, Klopp would have spent half a billion pounds on players. Are they planning on an open top bus parade? Will the media even notice it? Or is it still coming out of the Coutinho money?

They're still spending the Robbie Fowler money, and the last ten players were bought with Steve MacMahon's transfer fee.

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

If their goalkeeper was suffering from the cold then why did he pour his cold drink over his head?

Surely with all the billions they got for Coutinho they will have equipped all their goalies with double-sided insulated water flasks which, naturally, when yer goalie's feet are being subjected to hypothermia, yer can gently pour the contents over his head, instead of giving it a wobble.

 

[GaudinoMotors]

If their goalkeeper was suffering from the cold then why did he pour his cold drink over his head?

It was minestrone soup; the poor lad.

 

[M12Blue]

Anyone see Klopp going to Madrid in the summer.

 

[Horlocksleftpeg]

Still no media outrage about Salah’s dive despite it being widely accepted that he did.

Time to file it away along with heysel, computer hacking and bus-wrecking

 

[Cellarite]

Anyone see Klopp going to Madrid in the summer.

No. I reckon he could justify Munich or Germany at this stage of his career and his record would look decent.

Managed the team he played for into the top league and kept them there.

Took on a big club in Germany and toppled Bayern for a period of time.

Moved to another country, won the league and European Cup with them.

If he stays much longer at Anfield and doesn’t maintain the last two seasons, he risks ruining his reputation.

I simply don’t see Barca or Madrid as the types of clubs that will allow a manager time to build as he was afforded with Liverpool.

 

[Keeper!]

No. I reckon he could justify Munich or Germany at this stage of his career and his record would look decent.

Managed the team he played for into the top league and kept them there.

Took on a big club in Germany and toppled Bayern for a period of time.

Moved to another country, won the league and European Cup with them.

If he stays much longer at Anfield and doesn’t maintain the last two seasons, he risks ruining his reputation.

I simply don’t see Barca or Madrid as the types of clubs that will allow a manager time to build as he was afforded with Liverpool.

Agree, the German national job or Bayern.

 

[Onholiday(somemightsay)]

Penalty

Dive

I was actually thinking of another Aguero penalty incident (again against Southampton) but this time at St. Mary's.

The centre half tried to play / clear the ball and ends up just scraping his studs straight down his shin.

Anyone remember that or have I just made that up?