Liverpool Thread - 2021/22

[laplandblue]

They've got a picture going around social media of their "champions wall" with all their titles listed and have created what they've oh so cleverly dubbed the "chumps wall" for our titles for comparison in an attempt to belittle it. We're the 5th most successful side in the country and these absolute weapons are attempting to suggest its something to mock. By their reckoning, there's at most 3 teams that have a respectable number of titles in their history.

And they are baffled as to why the entire country despises them even during a 30 year wait for a title which rules out jealous. A truly vile club and fanbase.

Wouldn't it be interesting if rather than just showing the end product, the trophies they have " won", they showed the " history " of how they were achieved.

 

[laplandblue]

Who is making the decisions on this manufactured controlled display of grief forced on fans?

It's probably all part of the plan to discredit City, like the Munich memorial when City were " impeccable ".

 

[the-ecstacy-of-eight]

I wonder when the last red card was …..then check both of these at Anfield.

last red cards for a livarpool player at anfield...

30th Nov 2019 - Alisson v BHA - 77th minute - won 2-1
19th Jan 2019 - Milner v Palace - 82nd minute - won 4-3
29th Aug 2015 - Coutinho v WHU - 52nd minute - lost 0-3
22nd Mar 2015 - Gerrard v un*ted - 46th minute - lost 1-2
21st Dec 2014 - Borini v Arsenal - 90th minute - drew 2-2
13th April 2014 - Henderson v CITY - 90th minute - won 3-2
20th Sept 2012 - Shelvey v un*ted - 38th minute - won 3-2

Not had a red card at home in over 2 seasons

2 red cards at home in over 6 years

7 red cards at home in 10 years at home

Total red cards 2021/22 - 1 (0 at home)
Total red cards 2020/21 - 0 (0 at home)
Total red cards 2019/20 - 1 (1 at home)
Total red cards 2018/19 - 2 (1 at home)
Total red cards 2017/18 - 1 (0 at home)
Total red cards 2016/17 - 0 (0 at home)
Total red cards 2015/16 - 3 (1 at home)
Total red cards 2014/15 - 3 (2 at home)
Total red cards 2013/14 - 1 (1 at home)
Total red cards 2012/13 - 2 (1 at home)

14 red cards in total in 10 years

 

[Sir Joe Aguero]

Not even trying to hide it anymore…

 

[cheekybids]

last red cards for a livarpool player at anfield...

30th Nov 2019 - Alisson v BHA - 77th minute - won 2-1
19th Jan 2019 - Milner v Palace - 82nd minute - won 4-3
29th Aug 2015 - Coutinho v WHU - 52nd minute - lost 0-3
22nd Mar 2015 - Gerrard v un*ted - 46th minute - lost 1-2
21st Dec 2014 - Borini v Arsenal - 90th minute - drew 2-2
13th April 2014 - Henderson v CITY - 90th minute - won 3-2
20th Sept 2012 - Shelvey v un*ted - 38th minute - won 3-2

Not had a red card at home in over 2 seasons

2 red cards at home in over 6 years

7 red cards at home in 10 years at home

Total red cards 2021/22 - 1 (0 at home)
Total red cards 2020/21 - 0 (0 at home)
Total red cards 2019/20 - 1 (1 at home)
Total red cards 2018/19 - 2 (1 at home)
Total red cards 2017/18 - 1 (0 at home)
Total red cards 2016/17 - 0 (0 at home)
Total red cards 2015/16 - 3 (1 at home)
Total red cards 2014/15 - 3 (2 at home)
Total red cards 2013/14 - 1 (1 at home)
Total red cards 2012/13 - 2 (1 at home)

14 red cards in total in 10 years

Tend to be late in the game as well, got to look after the product.
Send a City player off in the first half & it’s like handicap racing but as we saw when Mane walked & the team falls apart. The players know what they can get away with.

 

[I'm With Stupid]

last red cards for a livarpool player at anfield...

30th Nov 2019 - Alisson v BHA - 77th minute - won 2-1
19th Jan 2019 - Milner v Palace - 82nd minute - won 4-3
29th Aug 2015 - Coutinho v WHU - 52nd minute - lost 0-3
22nd Mar 2015 - Gerrard v un*ted - 46th minute - lost 1-2
21st Dec 2014 - Borini v Arsenal - 90th minute - drew 2-2
13th April 2014 - Henderson v CITY - 90th minute - won 3-2
20th Sept 2012 - Shelvey v un*ted - 38th minute - won 3-2

Not had a red card at home in over 2 seasons

2 red cards at home in over 6 years

7 red cards at home in 10 years at home

Total red cards 2021/22 - 1 (0 at home)
Total red cards 2020/21 - 0 (0 at home)
Total red cards 2019/20 - 1 (1 at home)
Total red cards 2018/19 - 2 (1 at home)
Total red cards 2017/18 - 1 (0 at home)
Total red cards 2016/17 - 0 (0 at home)
Total red cards 2015/16 - 3 (1 at home)
Total red cards 2014/15 - 3 (2 at home)
Total red cards 2013/14 - 1 (1 at home)
Total red cards 2012/13 - 2 (1 at home)

14 red cards in total in 10 years

How does that compare to us?

 

[cheekybids]

How does that compare to us?

We’ve had 34 reds in the same period. (Home & away all comps)

 

[inchy14]

So 2-0 a good result, although I will take any result to keep up with you guys. Another step closer to a final day shoot out?
Obviously I hope it goes slightly differently from last times final day shoot out, but if it doesnt I can take some solace in it having been one hell of a run in and means City will have won every game and deserved it.
Whilst watching today I had marvelled at how Everton had turned into Atleti, The defence, the time wasting, the passion/fight. Something that the rags completely lacked mid week.
Gordon good player that he is certainly does have that dive in him. Did it last year and "probably" missed out on a couple of decisions going against him due to his previous. First one (IMO) no pen, but think like many got away with one with Matip treading on his foot. I was also impressed with his skip over TAA's slide and the nicely left trailing leg, Salah would have been proud of that one.
Dont take any of these next games for granted and certainly think Spurs are going to be a real danger for us.

Previous shouldn’t come into it, certainly not with VAR.

 

[laplandblue]

Previous shouldn’t come into it, certainly not with VAR.

There can't be any excuses now with VAR. They could get the correct decisions if they wanted too. As for " previous " isn't it interesting that certain players are known divers and have " previous ", also for assault on opposition players and get away with it time and again.

 

[laplandblue]

What is this cheating that is thrown at us? Oh that’s right it must be how they spell competition in scouse looney land.

Not 1 person gave 2 shits about football finance when the clubs with the biggest revenue could buy whomever they wanted. For years united raped and pillaged the league and nothing was said. It’s nothing but an excuse to help them deal with the fact that another team is challenging for trophies.

Waste of time. The whole deluded fanbase is off it’s tits on propaganda inhalers.

Exactly, that's why I can't be bothered arguing with them on social media. They keep pointing to the Rodri incident with the handball. One decision, they get these decisions several times a game. They got ridiculous decisions in the league in their favour in just the last two games against City and Everton. Same all season in the league and cups. One mentioned how City forgot about the Rodri handball, it hit the t-shirt area, was accidental and gained no advantage. They set up a goal on the halfway line against Wolves a couple of seasons ago, punted the ball up the pitch for another handball to set up a goal for Llalana? Then Wolves had a goal ruled out for a controversial " offside " yet again turning a loss into another undeserved win. They tried to make it out as unbelievable skill, or some kind of optical illusion. I saw the goal later, yet this piece of world class skill was mysteriously left out and only the punt upfield left in? Against City in the same season? they had two handball incidents in the same game, in the box, one set up a goal. There was also a shove in the back on a City player in the box that was ignored. Just like against Everton yesterday. There argument was the handball incidents were accidental,. The fouls can't have been fouls because they weren't given and they won the games so they must have been the better side. No point trying to argue with reasoning like that.