Liverpool Thread - 2023/24

[skillman]

I'm both amused and also amazed at how the dippers have reacted to all of this.

Mistakes are part of football. Was the offside goal a fuck up? Yes. Do VAR need challenging on it? Yes. Do they deserve sympathy? Begrudgingly, yes.

But fuck me, mistakes happen. It's resulted in a loss of 3 points in a game whereby they camped outside their box for an hour and were playing with 9 mine.

Take it on the chin and move the fuck on.

 

[Bald fraud]

And there it is. Pandoras Box wide open. Tgis was inevitable him calling out the game to be replayed. It won’t be, but the request alone is the outcome of what they’ve heard on the recording.

This is the start of the end of the VAR me thinks.

He knows it will never be replayed. But he also know pgmol will now feel the owe the scousers and be terrified of not giving them any tight calls for the rest of the season. Best of luck to any team playing these wankers for the rest of the season now!

 

[northendenton]

What a mess, if there is a replay,don't think there will be tho but these twats must have some devious contacts with all the favours they do get.

 

[eyalluvitt]

Okay, well we’ll replay the 2017-18 CL quarterfinals with them since there were about nine wrong decisions go on their favour over the two legs.

I’m still fuming about the ridiculous Rick O’shay/Micah Richard’s handball pen they got in the league cup semi at Klanfield

 

[Fred_Quimby]

So how are they going to work a replay? Have the same players sent off at the same time or allow them to replay with all 11 men? Mistakes happen. Get on with it.

 

[Fred_Quimby]

I’m still fuming about the ridiculous Rick O’shay/Micah Richard’s handball pen they got in the league cup semi at Klanfield

Not to mention the Rashford fiasco.

 

[Blue Til Death]

Should Bernardo applaud or drink his brew

He should do this & only this…!!

 

[Blue Til Death]

Get the bit about deliberate and we agree it wasnt

I dont remember the RooneyKompany incident but its pretty irrelevant whatever it was considering the rule changes.
I personally believe that the bar has been set too low regarding physical challenges and for me its just encouraging players more and more to try and get opponents sent off...which for me spoils the game no matter what as a spectacle

Im not disgareeing with your interpritation of what happened but the excessive force bar/bit is set too high for me and that doesnt meet it. He goes through the ball and over the top in a clear attempt to play the ball which he does...Im not sure that is out of control......two footed off the ground is out of control or diving in from range is out of control or as I said your Vinnie Jones and also Rooney who you mentioned...they were often out of control in challenges.

I dont want to stick up for the scousers but that refereeing was terrible at the weekend and I think it was the same ref that didnt give the foul by Ohnana in the Wolves/Utd game in the first game of the season (could be wrong)

Your interpretation of the incident is bizarre mate, it’s was a totally reckless, studs up challenge. There is no excuse for going over the top of the ball in that manner, whether or not it was intentional is irrelevant.
I agree the officials were all shocking to a man in general but that particular decision they got 100% correct..!

 

[kaz7]

He should do this & only this…!!

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Always struck by mane being an arrogant **** , no ounce of humbleness at being clapped on

 

[Bluearmy]

I'm both amused and also amazed at how the dippers have reacted to all of this.

Mistakes are part of football. Was the offside goal a fuck up? Yes. Do VAR need challenging on it? Yes. Do they deserve sympathy? Begrudgingly, yes.

But fuck me, mistakes happen. It's resulted in a loss of 3 points in a game whereby they camped outside their box for an hour and were playing with 9 mine.

Take it on the chin and move the fuck on.