StanSP Posted 27 January 2022 Posted 27 January 2022 7 minutes ago, Facecloth said: Really?! I thought he was nailed on to go to Spurs. Am I right in thinking he started out at Barca? 2
Super_horns Posted 27 January 2022 Posted 27 January 2022 1 hour ago, Facecloth said: Everton: Frank Lampard in contention as Farhad Moshiri holds off on Vitor Pereira - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/60158264 Why don't Everton fans just interview and pick their own manager. Why is there this hate for the bloke ? Hasn’t spoken positively about Liverpool in the past has he?
mozartfox Posted 27 January 2022 Posted 27 January 2022 3 minutes ago, Super_horns said: Why is there this hate for the bloke ? Hasn’t spoken positively about Liverpool in the past has he? He hates the ‘z cars’ theme apparently. Would demand they play Coronation Street instead. 2
fazzyfox Posted 27 January 2022 Posted 27 January 2022 Talk Sport keep playing a clip of an irate Everton fan caller, I think the BBC are going to offer him the role of Davros in the next series of Dr Who 1
The Bear Posted 27 January 2022 Posted 27 January 2022 19 minutes ago, StanSP said: Really?! I thought he was nailed on to go to Spurs. Am I right in thinking he started out at Barca? Spurs pissed about trying to low ball us (as Levy always does) and they missed out. We told them the price ages ago, they're own fault. Yes Traore started out at Barca's academy. It's a good deal given that he rarely starts for us. I'm surprised Barca wanted him back but they've probably agreed to do a permanent swap deal for Trincao in the summer as their optional fees are both similar amounts. 1
Big Dave Posted 27 January 2022 Posted 27 January 2022 34 minutes ago, StanSP said: Really?! I thought he was nailed on to go to Spurs. Am I right in thinking he started out at Barca? Apparently he wasn't convinced by Spurs and wanted to look elsewhere.
The Bear Posted 27 January 2022 Posted 27 January 2022 8 minutes ago, Big Dave said: Apparently he wasn't convinced by Spurs and wanted to look elsewhere. Supposedly he didn't want to play RWB where Conte wanted him for.
Spiritwalker Posted 27 January 2022 Posted 27 January 2022 (edited) 1 hour ago, Stevosevic said: Don't think we can take the piss out of Spurs for a good few years after the other week.... You’re right, but it’s going to be difficult. Edited 27 January 2022 by Spiritwalker
David Hankey Posted 27 January 2022 Posted 27 January 2022 1 hour ago, Stevosevic said: Don't think we can take the piss out of Spurs for a good few years after the other week.... I bet we can and we will. 2 2
Popular Post Daggers Posted 27 January 2022 Popular Post Posted 27 January 2022 3 hours ago, Finnegan said: Everton and Spurs fans competing hard for the Most Entitled Cvnts crown. Yes. But it rankles a bit that our fans appear to have forgotten that Everton gave up tickets for our match to celebrate the title. There can’t be many supporters who have done such a thing - I can cut them slack. Plus, they been royally let down by management and owners. Also, then going down would make Liverpool fans in the Home Counties very happy - so I wish Everton all the best in staying up. 7
Wymsey Posted 27 January 2022 Posted 27 January 2022 (edited) https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/60127043 Personally think Okazaki, Son Heung-min and Tim Cahill. Edited 27 January 2022 by Wymsey
Leicesterpool Posted 27 January 2022 Posted 27 January 2022 4 minutes ago, Wymsey said: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/60127043 Personally think Okazaki, Son Heung-min and Tim Cahill. I went with Son, Friedel and Cahill.
Popular Post StanSP Posted 27 January 2022 Popular Post Posted 27 January 2022 How is Pulisic on that list 5
Duquesne Whistle Posted 27 January 2022 Posted 27 January 2022 11 hours ago, Asha said: How much rest does a back-up goalkeeper need? 10 hours ago, davieG said: Surely he needs games not only for fitness but to maintain his value. Just my playful way of backing the Scots for the play offs tbh. Can't imagine Danny Ward needs a rest 1
Lambert09 Posted 27 January 2022 Posted 27 January 2022 1 hour ago, Wymsey said: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/60127043 Personally think Okazaki, Son Heung-min and Tim Cahill. Okazaki, Cahill, Kaebi for me 1
ThorpeAstleyFox Posted 27 January 2022 Posted 27 January 2022 1 hour ago, Wymsey said: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/60127043 Personally think Okazaki, Son Heung-min and Tim Cahill. I went Viduka, Cahill and Son
Aus Fox Posted 27 January 2022 Posted 27 January 2022 Harry Kewell not on the list? I know he had some injuries that held him back, but at Leeds he was an unbelievable player, I would say the best Aussie to play in the PL. On that list Park Son Viduka 2
howie Posted 27 January 2022 Posted 27 January 2022 9 minutes ago, Aus Fox said: Harry Kewell not on the list? I know he had some injuries that held him back, but at Leeds he was an unbelievable player, I would say the best Aussie to play in the PL. On that list Park Son Viduka Good shout. Probably considered home grown as he came through their youth system. Yorke Son Viduka
Unabomber Posted 27 January 2022 Posted 27 January 2022 I assume this has already been discussed but I just saw the Liverpool palace highlights on MOTD. Why did Craig Pawson on VAR overrule that clear non pen decision on Jota? How can that be deemed a clear and obvious error when it wasn’t a pen? Also he was the same person on VAR that didn’t give the pen against Ederson when he wiped out Fraser for Newcastle. That’s the 2 most dodgy decisions all season from the same guy on VAR. Does anyone genuinely think it isn’t corrupt? 2
ARTY_FOX Posted 27 January 2022 Posted 27 January 2022 4 minutes ago, Unabomber said: I assume this has already been discussed but I just saw the Liverpool palace highlights on MOTD. Why did Craig Pawson on VAR overrule that clear non pen decision on Jota? How can that be deemed a clear and obvious error when it wasn’t a pen? Also he was the same person on VAR that didn’t give the pen against Ederson when he wiped out Fraser for Newcastle. That’s the 2 most dodgy decisions all season from the same guy on VAR. Does anyone genuinely think it isn’t corrupt? Blind people maybe?
Super_horns Posted 27 January 2022 Posted 27 January 2022 They said he was probably influenced by the original error but not sure how or why the on pitch ref changed his mind .
Aus Fox Posted 27 January 2022 Posted 27 January 2022 It’s bull crap from multiple points of view. Firstly, it’s not a clear and obvious error, the original decision was no penalty, why is the VAR getting involved? Then when the referee goes to the screen, why can’t he say nah mate, I’m sticking with my original decision? Can anyone think of a time when a referee has gone over to the screen and not then overturned the original decision? If refs aren’t allowed to, what’s the point in having it? The fact that two professionals have viewed that and said it’s 1) a penalty and 2) a clear and obvious error is baffling at best and questions really need to be answered, because these decisions always appear to favour the bigger teamS.
st albans fox Posted 27 January 2022 Posted 27 January 2022 7 minutes ago, Aus Fox said: It’s bull crap from multiple points of view. Firstly, it’s not a clear and obvious error, the original decision was no penalty, why is the VAR getting involved? Then when the referee goes to the screen, why can’t he say nah mate, I’m sticking with my original decision? Can anyone think of a time when a referee has gone over to the screen and not then overturned the original decision? If refs aren’t allowed to, what’s the point in having it? The fact that two professionals have viewed that and said it’s 1) a penalty and 2) a clear and obvious error is baffling at best and questions really need to be answered, because these decisions always appear to favour the bigger teamS. I think the PL are going to be in trouble with IFAB again over VAR. the protocols say that the on field ref has precedent over the VAR but it seems that PGMOL are instructing the on field ref not to over rule the VAR 1
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