Match of the Day - 2018/19

[Henkeman]

Exactly.
I would imagine Pep in the same situation would be giving our players a furious bollocking for playing badly and missing chances

Hmm. Ok, not quite the same situation, but I'm pretty sure I remember City playing badly and missing chances in the final game of last season and Pep not caring a jot about that and going nuts at the late winner.

 

[mccity]

So what was voted goal of the month then?

For anyone else reading possibly curious, Son's goal against Chelsea was voted second and Hoilett's goal against Wolves was voted first.

 

[remember arthur mann]

Yeah - twice in less than 12 months...........

Same school of acting as Peg and Brando !

 

[Doofus]

The denial in this thread is a bit awkward to read. At the end of the day, Pep has done the same, despite most of you somehow completely forgetting about it. Either way, nothing wrong with it, imo. It’s a last minute winner against local rivals... if Pep did the same after beating United in a similar fashion, would you all disown him? I don’t think so.

 

[goatinho]

No, no I wouldn’t!

I think managers who draw attention to themselves with that shit are attention seeking whores!

It’s sad.

I have no problem with Mancini running around a bit mental in 2012, because it was a once in a lifetime moment, but this was an undeserved winner in the 96th minute from a howler by the shit keeper who some people think is the next coming....and he runs on the field to hug and kiss his GOALKEEPER??!

Additionally, it is SO disrespectful to Silva and the Everton staff...not that Klopp gives a fuck about anyone else. He is the leader of his own cult, and like Trump, will get away with it because people have changed their rules for him. I wonder what might have happened if Silva had had a go at him when he ran back to the dugouts...or one of the players, as happened at the Emirates today when Dier shushed the Arsenal fans?!

I used to think Klopp was an interesting bloke, with a quick wit, but the more I see of him, the more I hope we stuff it all down his throat....year after year after year!

so basically its ok for our manager to do it but not theirs.
it passion.
it will get bollocked and rightly so but you cant blame him for going on one after winning the derby in the 96th minute that they shouldnt have

 

[asahartford1]

The denial in this thread is a bit awkward to read. At the end of the day, Pep has done the same, despite most of you somehow completely forgetting about it. Either way, nothing wrong with it, imo. It’s a last minute winner against local rivals... if Pep did the same after beating United in a similar fashion, would you all disown him? I don’t think so.

When you say "Pep has done the same" what are you referencing. Looked back in the thread but couldn't identify it.

 

[goatinho]

When you say "Pep has done the same" what are you referencing. Looked back in the thread but couldn't identify it.

shown a bit of passion i think most people are getting at

 

[asahartford1]

shown a bit of passion i think most people are getting at

Ok, but entering the field of play cannot be allowed. I believe the referee should have taken action, yellow card, or sent him to the stand. If coaching staff were to be allowed on the pitch during play without sanction all hell will be let loose.
This passion stuff is nonsense .

 

[goatinho]

some proper snowflakes on here again.
cant do this cant do that
isnt the game sanitised enough as it is
fucks sake.....last minute winner he got carried away and will get fined.
end of story.

 

[asahartford1]

some proper snowflakes on here again.
cant do this cant do that
isnt the game sanitised enough as it is
fucks sake.....last minute winner he got carried away and will get fined.
end of story.

Fucks sake, let's get rid of rules and have done with it