Liverpool Thread - 2021/22

[KentBlue]

Surely nobody is surprised?

 

[The perfect fumble]

No action? Haha. Straight out of the Merseyside police handbook. Not that it makes any rel difference anyway but Bellingham in Germany gets fined for factually pointing out a ref was found guilty of something yet Klopp is allowed to openly proclaim Tierney has a personal problem with him, the same Tierney that inexplicably refused to send off James milner for an obvious second booking and ultimately saved them 4 points when we played them at klanfield

And subsequently booking Bernardo and Pep for dissent.

 

[discopop]

And Standard Chartered at it again only the close 50 million quid fine this time.

 

[MillisleBlue]

I for one am shocked.

He's nowt more than a higher profile victim. Can't ever imagine Pep getting on like that if he had taken up the manager role at Littlewoods but Herr Teeth is perfect for them. If Littlewoods were refereed the same as us, he'd have spontaneously combusted by now.

 

[Paladin]

And Standard Chartered at it again only the close 50 million quid fine this time.

Link?

 

[cleavers]

Their assistant coach needs to brush up on his maths, saying its not right that they have to play again after 48 hours, Sunday to Wednesday is 72 hours, in fact from final whistle to kick off will be 73 and a bit hours.

 

[discopop]

Link?

Standard Chartered fined £46.5m by Bank of England over reporting failures

Lender ‘failed to be open and cooperative’, says regulator the PRA

www.theguardian.com

 

[Withnail]

They certainly missed VVD at Spurs. Spurs should have scored 3-4 goals.

They missed Fabinho more, he is integral to their team

 

[ninjamonkey]

Their assistant coach needs to brush up on his maths, saying its not right that they have to play again after 48 hours, Sunday to Wednesday is 72 hours, in fact from final whistle to kick off will be 73 and a bit hours.

Pretty sure they play Sunday Tuesday, we play Sunday Wednesday. However, one thing that is completely ignored in klopps argument is that they play Leicester in that second game who kick off later than them on the Sunday (and against us) before playing Liverpool. As usual it's all about him when in reality they have an advantage over their opponents.

 

[bluetonium]

Standard Chartered fined £46.5m by Bank of England over reporting failures

Lender ‘failed to be open and cooperative’, says regulator the PRA

www.theguardian.com

Essentially the same thing CAS found us guilty of then, witholding information, except their fine is bigger as the implications are potentially more severe.

Also probably worth mentioning that we didn't comply because we felt the system was compromised and there was no defined rule to say we had to declare the information, but Standard Charter didn't comply and submit liquidity info to The Bank of England because their systems and checks were deficient. Who knows how many Kalashnikov's were snapped up whilst they fixed it