jammie82uk Posted 25 June 2020 Posted 25 June 2020 3 minutes ago, when_you're_smiling said: Is it just me, or did the Saints player quite clearly try to take the ball so it shouldn’t have been a red under the new (ish) law? Glad I’m not the only one to think that
Corky Posted 25 June 2020 Posted 25 June 2020 12 minutes ago, jammie82uk said: I might be wrong but I thought there was a ruling that said if In that situation you made a genuine attempt to win the ball but fouled the player then it was a yellow card And he didn't really deny a goalscoring opportunity as Aubameyang was straight back up and ready to go through again. Ref could've played on. 1
twister Posted 25 June 2020 Posted 25 June 2020 southampton threw that away, good win for arsenal though. Mccarthy not for the first time has made goal keeping errors for them. cant help feel southampton will regret not starting long, he has had a field day against arsenal in the past and almost scored today. Whatever you say for dyche he has done a amazing job there, 42 points again already.
Wymsey Posted 25 June 2020 Posted 25 June 2020 (edited) It beggars belief, really, that a team like Burnley are comfortable in mid-table table despite, them and also Newcastle too, playing such dull football. Edited 25 June 2020 by Wymsey
The Bear Posted 25 June 2020 Posted 25 June 2020 17 minutes ago, when_you're_smiling said: Is it just me, or did the Saints player quite clearly try to take the ball so it shouldn’t have been a red under the new (ish) law? 13 minutes ago, jammie82uk said: Glad I’m not the only one to think that That's only when conceding a penalty. Denying a clear goalscoring opportunity is the same rule it's always been. 1 1
Matt Posted 25 June 2020 Posted 25 June 2020 Just now, Wymsey said: It beggars belief, really, that a team like Burnley are comfortable in mid-table table despite, like Newcastle, play such dull football. You say that but we're 3rd 2
Corky Posted 25 June 2020 Posted 25 June 2020 3 minutes ago, Wymsey said: It beggars belief, really, that a team like Burnley are comfortable in mid-table table despite, them and also Newcastle too, playing such dull football. Burnley get thumped a few times but they'll grind out wins like tonight and against Bournemouth, Norwich, Newcastle, Southampton which keeps them clear of the relegation zone. They are well coached, despite the style of play. How Newcastle have 39 points I've no idea.
Les-TA-Jon Posted 25 June 2020 Posted 25 June 2020 (edited) 2 minutes ago, Wymsey said: It beggars belief, really, that a team like Burnley are comfortable in mid-table table despite, them and also Newcastle too, playing such dull football. We have virtually the same record as Newcastle since we beat Villa 4-1 in December Edited 25 June 2020 by Les-TA-Jon 3
StanSP Posted 25 June 2020 Posted 25 June 2020 2 minutes ago, Fox92 said: Is Chelsea game not on Sky ? BT Sport 1
urban.spaceman Posted 25 June 2020 Posted 25 June 2020 I hope Chelsea win just so people can keep saying Chelsea won the league for Liverpool.
Brooksy Posted 25 June 2020 Posted 25 June 2020 11 minutes ago, Les-TA-Jon said: We have virtually the same record as Newcastle since we beat Villa 4-1 in December That is horrific
UniFox21 Posted 25 June 2020 Posted 25 June 2020 Why did BT choose McManaman for this, couldn't we have had someone without a Liverpool connection.
SouthStandUpperTier Posted 25 June 2020 Posted 25 June 2020 1 minute ago, UniFox21 said: Why did BT choose McManaman for this, couldn't we have had someone without a Liverpool connection. I guess because he's ex Man City, to balance out Hoddle (ex Chelsea)
RumbleFox Posted 25 June 2020 Posted 25 June 2020 Mendy is the best in the fvcking world when fit. Such a shame he’s had injury nightmares the last few seasons. X 1
UniFox21 Posted 25 June 2020 Posted 25 June 2020 1 minute ago, SouthStandUpperTier said: I guess because he's ex Man City, to balance out Hoddle (ex Chelsea) Even as ex Man City, he's basically just Liverpool. My extreme dislike of him probably doesn't help. Darren Fletcher just said Lampard being an ex Man City player means there are no secrets down there. Lampard played for Man City 5/6 years ago in 14-15, he has no 'inside' knowledge ffs
The Horse's Mouth Posted 25 June 2020 Posted 25 June 2020 13 minutes ago, StanSP said: The fvck is this Omfg
SouthStandUpperTier Posted 25 June 2020 Posted 25 June 2020 3 minutes ago, UniFox21 said: Even as ex Man City, he's basically just Liverpool. My extreme dislike of him probably doesn't help. Darren Fletcher just said Lampard being an ex Man City player means there are no secrets down there. Lampard played for Man City 5/6 years ago in 14-15, he has no 'inside' knowledge ffs Standard illogical commentator waffle.
tickler28 Posted 25 June 2020 Posted 25 June 2020 Imagine Kante and Mahrez still being Leicester players 🤩🤩
jammie82uk Posted 25 June 2020 Posted 25 June 2020 13 minutes ago, UniFox21 said: Why did BT choose McManaman for this, couldn't we have had someone without a Liverpool connection. It was like last night Liverpool’s game on sky Graeme Souness and Jamie Rednapp in the studio, Jamie Carragher on commentary and John Barnes as a touch line commentator 1
PhillippaT Posted 25 June 2020 Posted 25 June 2020 Just now, tickler28 said: Imagine Kante and Mahrez still being Leicester players 🤩🤩 We're missing Mahrez more than Kante atm. IMO... 1
PhillippaT Posted 25 June 2020 Posted 25 June 2020 Just now, jammie82uk said: It was like last night Liverpool’s game on sky Graeme Souness and Jamie Rednapp in the studio, Jamie Carragher on commentary and John Barnes as a touch line commentator Meh - we're watching NBCSN atm.
KingsX Posted 25 June 2020 Posted 25 June 2020 47 minutes ago, Foxin_Mad said: So even Arsenal arent shit anymore. Thats another defeat for us then. We might beat Bournemouth if we are lucky. As far as I'm concerned, if you go to St Marys and win less than 9-0 you're still shit.
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