It's always great to win a Merseyside derby, and there are quite a few positives for Liverpool to take out of the game, but I totally agree with David Moyes' assertion that the game was 'ruined' by referee Martin Atkinson's ridiculous decision to send off Jack Rodwell.
After the game, Moyes was understandably upset:
"I just thought the sending off ruined the game. You get lots of questions from people asking about derbies, tackles and sendings off but that wasn't even a bad tackle.
"I don't even know if we can appeal. I would have been disappointed had it been a free-kick and if he had got a yellow card I think people would have asked 'what's that for?"
As you can see from the following video, Rodwell got the ball, and he got it cleanly:
Rodwell red card vs Liverpool by greekgoalsellas
Maybe it's just me but I find it difficult to take satisfaction from a victory that was built upon such a travesty of footballing justice.
What makes it worse is the reaction of the Liverpool players involved. Luis Suarez went down like he'd just been hit by a truck, and proceeded to writhe around like he was on the verge of death.
Then, a clearly angry Lucas (who obviously didn't have good angle on the tackle) did a Roy Keane and rabidly barged his way towards Atkinson, and had to be dragged away. Seriously, see 0:30 in the video, and tell me that Lucas wouldn't have bundled into the ref if he hadn't been pulled back by Charlie Adam.
So much for Kenny Dalglish's pledge to respect referees.
On the plus side, it's good to see Carroll get off the mark; hopefully his goal will be the first of many. Craig Bellamy and Steven Gerrard made a real difference when they came on, and Liverpool kept their first clean sheet in ages.
It was also pleasing to see another solid performance from Jose Enrique, who provided the cross that allowed Carroll to break his goalscoring duck.
A good three points, I just wish Liverpool had beaten 11 men (and not played so many aimless long-balls!) Still, the club is bang on target for 4th place, and with only 6 points separating Liverpool and the leaders, Man United, things are looking good overall.
Now, it's to endure the torturous tedium of the international break...
Jaimie Kanwar
After the game, Moyes was understandably upset:
"I just thought the sending off ruined the game. You get lots of questions from people asking about derbies, tackles and sendings off but that wasn't even a bad tackle.
"I don't even know if we can appeal. I would have been disappointed had it been a free-kick and if he had got a yellow card I think people would have asked 'what's that for?"
As you can see from the following video, Rodwell got the ball, and he got it cleanly:
Rodwell red card vs Liverpool by greekgoalsellas
Maybe it's just me but I find it difficult to take satisfaction from a victory that was built upon such a travesty of footballing justice.
What makes it worse is the reaction of the Liverpool players involved. Luis Suarez went down like he'd just been hit by a truck, and proceeded to writhe around like he was on the verge of death.
Then, a clearly angry Lucas (who obviously didn't have good angle on the tackle) did a Roy Keane and rabidly barged his way towards Atkinson, and had to be dragged away. Seriously, see 0:30 in the video, and tell me that Lucas wouldn't have bundled into the ref if he hadn't been pulled back by Charlie Adam.
So much for Kenny Dalglish's pledge to respect referees.
On the plus side, it's good to see Carroll get off the mark; hopefully his goal will be the first of many. Craig Bellamy and Steven Gerrard made a real difference when they came on, and Liverpool kept their first clean sheet in ages.
It was also pleasing to see another solid performance from Jose Enrique, who provided the cross that allowed Carroll to break his goalscoring duck.
A good three points, I just wish Liverpool had beaten 11 men (and not played so many aimless long-balls!) Still, the club is bang on target for 4th place, and with only 6 points separating Liverpool and the leaders, Man United, things are looking good overall.
Now, it's to endure the torturous tedium of the international break...
Jaimie Kanwar
U talk some tripe
ReplyDeleteAgree on not being able to fully enjoy the victory marked with referee's unjust decision in our favor.
ReplyDeleteEnrique was great, and this game was another proof why Kelly is better than Johnson.
Who cares?....this is a pseudo LFC site and Mr Kanwar is in no way shape or form a Liverpool fan....a cleverly disguised site though to appear balanced....YNWA
ReplyDeleteGood honest post mate.
ReplyDeleteYou are a disgrace to say that you are a Liverpool fan. You rarely write one article appreciating them. Why dont you think of applying for sky.Though they were redced to ten men, we still had to word hard to win. You never mentioned it anywhr in the site
ReplyDeleteWholeheartedly agree with you the red was a joke and a game changer, as up to that point it was an even game and there was no way we would have won by 2 goals 11 v 11 as we found it hard enough to score 10 v 11
ReplyDeleteJust because he has a different opinion to you don't make him any less a fan than you. Just because your uncabable of having an objective view on things does not mean everyone else is the same. Get a life mate!!
ReplyDeleteat the end of the day it didnt matter cos we won 2-0, we had 2 plaeyers sent off against tottenham and lost, maybe sum luck came our way so what. wedid not concede gr8 win boys. go for it against manyoo who sneaked past norwich beat them and we on our way.
ReplyDeletewhile i agree it wasnt a red card, or even a foul for that matter, i must point out that there was a clash of knees. You clearly dont play football but i do and i can tell you that a clash of knees seriously hurts. there was no 'milking it', as you put it, from suarez he was genuinly in pain because that can really hurt and infact suarez was lucky he didnt do any serious damage because i have seen people do the same thing and come away with injurys that have kept them out for weeks. i seriously doubt you are a real football person because anyone who is would understand this. i expect you are a big man sat behind a computer all day and havent kicked a ball in your life. infact i doubt you are even a liverpool fan, your as bad as that lot from everton. Evertons players didnt complain, they played on and gave a very good account of themselves despite being a man down. they worked hard and never lost faith and in the end got overcome and as such should be commended on their performance.their fans on the other hand were an absolute disgrace, booing aplayer who genuinlly got hurt in a fair challenge that unfortunatly resulted in a red card for their player due to a bad ref decision, blame the ref not the player and then to top it off they show true class by throwing things at our players and berating them when they are near the touchline. they should be ashamed as should you for your comments regarding suarez. As far as lucas goes he does it every week.......as do hundrads of other players in every league in the world especially brazillians and what you do by pointing it out is take away from what was another solid performance in the center of midfield from the EPL's most improved player. i'm all for an equal view but at least point that out. terrible article from a probable evertonian or manure fan posing as a kopite.
ReplyDeleteI write as both an Everton fan and a fan of football. I would like to take my hat off to the red fans here who are offering a fair and balanced view. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThe sending off was clearly a woefully awfull decision and even Graeme Souness stated that it was not even a foul. Equally disgraceful was the way that Suarez feigned injury. Non PC though it may be to say so it does seem that it is especially in the latino gene pool to consider cheating and play acting to be acceptable behaviour.
I would also doff my cap to Mr Dalgleish for once again being dignified and offering a respectful view after the game.
Like most Evertonians I am dejected about today. Its one thing (and bad enough) to lose a derby - but to have our opportunity stolen from us by a referee acting the celebrity again is especially bitter.
All clubs have their share of thick heads who take their partisan loyalties to riduculous extemes and wear their stupidity as a badge of honour. It only serves to diminish the game.
Thanks for the balance
MrT
Everton now have a transfer kitty. After the game Moyes & Kenwright collected enough coins (which were thrown at Suarez & Bellamy) to satisfy the January transfer window.
ReplyDeleteGreat win today, and personally i can see us winning the title this season. Happy days!! YNWA
ReplyDeleteluck of the devil liverpool every single derby theres some sort of injustice towards everton think back clive thomas circa 1977 clattenburg atkinson.the list is endless........murderers
ReplyDeleteyeah mate your not wrong there
ReplyDeleteTell me one article which he has written completely appreciating the reds. Maybe a few nice articles on Roy but we all saw wat happened. And he has a knack to find all bad stats on Rafa. It is a derby win and we fought hard. He should appreciate that first and then think of the nature of victory than immediately blaming us for X Y or Z
ReplyDeleteCan i point you towards mu comment above urs, once again someone who doesnt play football discribes suarez as a disgrace. you have obviously never smashed knees with someone while playing football.....it hurts. can i ask, did suarez ask for the card to be shown? no. did suarez have to receive treatment and then spend moments on the sideline jumping up and down trying to get his leg moving properly. do yourself a favour mate go out and lay a game and when you smash knees with someone at speed come back to me and tell me that you just got back up like it was nothing. you arm chair fans are a joke, wouldnt know real football if it smashed you in the face. see you didnt mention the disgraceful way yours fans acted either......what a surprise
ReplyDeleteWho cares ? that ugly shower are going to bed grinding their teeth with rage. Those of them pressing their hand over their face to simulate a Hillsborough fence should be shot. They disgrace their club and their city
ReplyDeleteanother evertonian posing as a red. how can you possibly say that there was ''no way we would have won by 2 goals 11 v 11'' a stupid and un thought response. you have no way of knowing what would have happened with out the red card. very often it is harder to play vs 10 men than against 11 especially against a resolute and hard working team like everton. i dont suppose you actually play football coz if you did you would know this.
ReplyDeleteliverpool fan here winning the title dont get carried away tottenham are right behind uus and have a game in hand we should be happy if we get top 4 and man u or chelsea dont win the title
ReplyDeleteIt was never a red warning at best especially in a derby. Forget Lucas or Suarez reaction. Unless this was your first time watching football you will know that this is part and parcel of today's game and will be until UEFA take it seriously yet they would rather focus on cards for taking off your shirt. I do believe that Rodwell caught Suarez. As for refereeing decisions, the reds have experienced more than their share of poor decisions none more so than the decision not to send off kieran Richardson on day one as the last man. The penalty given against Carragher at stoke for a flop was also weak as was the decision not to give penalties against Upson and Delap. So..... Unfortunate for the toffees but I guess these things might eventually even themselves out.
ReplyDeleteWanker.
ReplyDeleteKanwar you are a cunt - Liverpool fan my arse. I find it quite disturbing that you feel the need to dedicate yourself to maintaining a website regarding Liverpool Football Club when you clearly have no affiliation to the club and do not attend any games. You are a clown. Furthermore, given your dedication to the internet and maintaining this 'website' I'd say you're a virgin. Go out and get a girlfriend you immigrant fuckwit. As for the Everton 'fan' on here spouting the murderer shite - at least you have that to shout about this season you fucking spastic. The peoples club - fucking skint cunts. Fuck off to Kirby, this city is ours! YNWA
ReplyDeleteGreat innit
ReplyDeleteReal JK is reapearing again little by little in every article.
ReplyDeleteI was wondering how long it will take till you start winding liverpool Fans up again. I never considered you a liverpool fan and I have enough evidence to support my belief but I leave that argument for another day.
After Spurs game you commented that you were glad that Kenny didnot use the referee as a excuse for losing the game and nowhere you praise Moyes for doing exactly that.
your dislike for Suarez is also from start had been well documented and although for few weeks you hid that hatred, now as soon as you seen is right time, you get at him for whatever reason. if other clubs fan call him cheat, you jump on it and stress that is right.
you started now attacking Kenny for his press interview and in this article attacking his tactics even though we beat them 2-0 and Everton had not once threaten Reina. you attack hi long ball.
Yes JK started his tricks, attack the main stars, attack the manager, praise everton, Manchester untied and whoever does notl ike Liverpool, soon start insulting fans ,Liverpool fans groups, abd banning deleting articles who defend the team and manager.
truely welcome back Mr Kanwar. I am suprised it took you so long.
RedDave,
ReplyDeletethe problem with Mr Kanwar isnot having a objective view. he has a talent to disguise his anti liverpool views as objective.
Look at some of his views in the past. how he supported Hicks and Gillette, how he hated Benitez and all his supporters , how he fanatically openly hated SOS and none of those were objective but pretty lame excuses.
and finally read the interview he game to a Manchester webste after Liverpool beating Manu in ground attacking and insulting Benitez and xalling Gerrard a diver.
btw we know as well that he has a habit of defendng his articles and attacking other post underother names, MrREDDAVE
I think the reason he got sent off wad more to do with the way he flew in at the height he did with studs showing if had connected with suarez it would have been very nasty, so he got a red for the intent not the outcome which imo is good refereeing or else all that will happen is you can go in for a dangerous tackle an not get penalised unless you break the guys leg in two and that's surely not what we want
ReplyDeleteSomu - there are plenty of positive articles on this site. If you can't hack views that don't meet your expectations or validate your own opinions then don't come to this site. And if you continue to post derogatroy comments (like your first on this thread), you will be banned.
ReplyDeleteAddress the points of other posters in a civilised manner or don't bother at all.
ReplyDeletetruekopite
ReplyDeleteWatch the Video dickhead, the buck tooth gimp was holding his ankle not his knee, so do your homework before you make a twat of yourself.Suarez has been diving since day one of him being in the prem, so if you think any neutral fan are going to believe he didn't make a meal of it, then your as think and suarez is ugly.
MoRed
Check the stats before the red card,I think you'll find they favoured Everton. Liverpool were shite until the sending off, and I'm convinced Everton would of beaten you, if the numbers had stayed equal. That's two games on the bounce now that Liverpool have struggled against so called weaker teams, as Wolves pummelled the red men in the second half. Liverpool fans will be happy as Larry to of gained the three points,but hand on heart,I've not seen Liverpool play one good game this season, these lucky result will not go on for ever, and I honestly don't think KK is the manager you lot thought he was.
p.s
I don't support a prem team, I'm a Railwaymen, but I fucking hate cheats and play actors,not matter what team they play for.
Everton fan here, tjm you absolute waste of air and stephen J totally agree they should be shot absolute disgrace to everton im ashamed of them.
ReplyDeleteWell done in supporting your team. Funny how you don't remember decisions against you when actually win. There are tablets you can get get for paranoia.... See your GP...
ReplyDeleteAgree with Kramwar or else...
ReplyDeletePeople say he play acted but think about it he was clutching his ankle. He was high up in the air when he got tackled and landed on his ankle a little awkwardly.
ReplyDeletewhy did you move my post when I was making objectve assesment of your past articles. why you are so scared of anyone talking about your past record Mr Kanwar.
ReplyDeletenone of my posts were derogatory and abusive.
I ma sure if I insist to mention your records and soem of your past antics, you will soon ban me.
no point as people willsee sooner or later what is this site about.
The tackle was fast and people cannot see the foul by Rodwell. Do it in slow motion and puase at 0:39. Rodwell at got the ball with his left leg, but his trailing right leg goes studs facing into Suarez's outside right ankle. Notice Suarez walking out lifting his right ankle. Ref Martin had a close view of this incident and it was a stupid play by Rodwell. He thought he could camoflage his whack on Suarez by playing the ball and the man at the same time. On another day he would have got away with that, but Ref Martin was alert this time and a lucky break for Liverpool this time. The television camera keep showing from one angle trying to make it look like it was a blatant mistake by ref and injustice to Liverpool. Only once does it show from the other angle. Do it in slow motion and you will see what actually happened.
ReplyDeleteThey will need all the coins collected to pay for the fine by Premiere league. It could have been a worst result like Spurs against Liverpool, if the Kuyt did not miss his penalty and the two that hit the psot and bar. Everton were poor today most of the game and Liverpool played better after two of their best players Stevie and Bellamy came in. Liverpool would have scored first early on when Saurez headed tamely to their Keeper. Then luckily Reina made a world class save to deny Cahil. Would have hated his goal celebration if he had scored. Don't think any Liverpool fans have thrown coins at him in the past for his corner flag routine. Everton decided to kick Suarez out of the game and got one sent off and a penalty for another stupid challenge inside the box. Should have got a yellow card for that challenge. In a Derby like this, the team that kept its cool won the game, as simple as that.
ReplyDeleteSee. This is why people hate your articles. You cant even accept one bit of criticism but you criticise Rafa and the team. You can ban me. Your articles are always like reading Sun newspaper!
ReplyDeletestuds on his leg? Wow! No wonder Everton get so many red cards in these games. Thanks for this enlightening piece of wisdom.
ReplyDeleteAbsolute tosh again Kanwar. The rules of the game state that regardless if the player wins the ball or not if the tackle is deemed dangerous then it is irrelevant if the ball was played first or not. Yes Rodwell got the ball but he was on the ground sliding in with his studs in the air and he followed through with his other leg, whether intentional or not he caught Suarez.
ReplyDeleteAnother referee may have given a yellow, but all the players know Atkinson loves to give his cards out so why take the chance and slide into a tackle right in front of the referee. Rodwell is young and will learn from his mistake today, hopefully you will learn one day too!
I agree, the day we start having a go at players for showing pain if we feel it's invalid or worse still booking them for it (which I've heard calls for) we start To play a dangerous game, not only do players sometimes hurt themselves from how they land after avoiding a tackle there's also those occasions you take a knock and although you don't have a lasting injury it bloody hurts at the time, and there really is no way to judge another's pain. Its wrong therefor to blur the lines between responding to something real with a bit to much vigour and making up pain entirely when it's clear the tackle missed. Besides Everton were guilty of some borderline tackles later so I think it's just a case of those who kept thier cool won
ReplyDeleteA Shiite team doesn't usually dominate possession away from home against a decent side at a notoriously strong ground in front of passionate home support which was the case before the sending off so maybe hold back on the vitriol a bit. It was in my opinion pretty even before the red card and we can't know how it would of panned out, although Liverpool did seem to me to be more composed, and in front of a card happy ref that's usually what wins it for you.
ReplyDeleteGreat articel - and some good posts aswell. I hate people who defend a playactor like Suarez - take a look at him this season and you would find more than 10 times where he is trying to get a fellow proffesional pinalised. In Denmark that's caolled cheating. And to the few trying to defend the red card refering to the law - well read it. A red card is for the following :
ReplyDelete- serious foul play
- violent conduct
- spitting
- denying a goal/goal scoring oppurtunity by deliberately handling the ball
- denying an obvious goalscoring opportunity
- using insulting language
- recieving a second caution.
THAT's the RULES of the game. Rodwell PLAYED the ball - with the outside of his left food - no streched legs - to say it's a red card (or even a freekick) please ask Souness.
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ReplyDeleteAs a Liverpool fan I totally agree that it was never a red card, although if you leave your feet with any studs showing you are leaving yourself open to the Ref's interpretation. Do not single out Suarez though as that part of the game is endemic in football and is alienating many fans.
I would also like to question what our best side was. Lets not paper over any cracks by saying that yesterdays performance was at the level that will get us into the Champion's league spots. I am pleased that Carroll scored, but if you look at the game as a whole, he was once again very ponderous, devoid of intelligent movement and his hold up play and distribution were average to say the least. It's of no co-incidence that our most fluid play has come when he has not been involved. I know that Kenny has to give him game time to try and get him to peak fitness and improve his confidence, but how long do you persist, leaking points, until you start to play your best team.
By the way my best team would be:
1. Reina
2. Kelly
3. Enrique
4. Skertl
5. Agger
6. Lucas
7. Adam/Spearing
8. Kuyt
9. Downing
10. Gerrard
11. Suarez
Being a dane I have to say you were missing Agger - When not injured he is one of the best CD in the world - and really make Carragher look like ahh well ?? Suarez is the only one of Kenny's big signings I feel are good enough in the starting 11 - Adam is so slow allthough he can hit a ball. Still wish Suarez would stop playacting. AGree with you though that he is not the only one in the PL - even some english players has taken to it - something you would never had though possible
ReplyDeleteHey TrueKopshiteJust calm down will you. I am an Evertonian, guess what not posing as a red. You have better players - agreed, certainly when you look at the subs bench and the squad as a whole - no discussion.
ReplyDeleteThe match was, well....OK difficult for us, but I was quite pleased in how we played for once - couple that with being a Derby and as in many such games in the past - the scoreline can and usually does defy the odds.The pemalty was a farce, your two mentioned players concerned in the event were a disgrace (and I shall not repeat them here as I am still gutted and furious) and like it or not Mr Truekopite (and Idoubt that) this fabulaous fixture was ruined - leaving a bad taste for all the blue's, we unfortunately loose a fair bit to you buggers, but after a week of ribbing, we move on. With me anyway, on this game, it will not be like that. We lost in a way that beggars belief to the blue side, because of one poxy cheating premadona - that is the way we see it. If it was all mirrored, what exactly would you be saying. Grow up and if you really were what you say, you would not even be stating this drival on the site.
Perfect post. I wanted to write something like this above, but my blood is still boiling and one of the more terse comments brought a reaction from me.
ReplyDeleteJust to re-iterate MrT from another blues point of view, cheers for the balance
Eversteve
Hi
ReplyDeleteIf you look at No.5 you will see Agger's name, who when fit would be one of my 1st choices.
Cheers
Fallen_from_grace_a
ReplyDeleteYou are a liar! Everton had more possession,corners and shots before the sending off. The game totally changed after the sending off,and there isn't one paper or pundit that thinks it was a red (most don't even think it was a foul).
I know - just givning you a pad on the shoulder for dropping Carragher - cheers
ReplyDeleteOooh... and reading my post again the part about Agger - was meant to a comment to the Derby match - I'm probably the only one who knew that -- sorry
ReplyDeleteDidn't think you would have shown my comment you imposter. Hope you enjoyed United's win yesterday Kanwar you mong.
ReplyDeletePaper or pundit ffs - the bible and scholars of football, eh?
ReplyDeleteWind yer neck in fella - Everton got beat. Move on to the next game.
Taking all the enjoyment out of the WIN against a team in the end are over competitive and could of had at least TWO(CAHILL,HIBBERT) more players sent off for diving in which in the MODERN game you are always taking a risk even if you win the ball. We remained composed only NINE fouls in 90 mins of football against a team and FANS which were doing everything possible to get our players sent off WELL DONE TO SUAREZ AND BELLAMEY FOR NOT RESPONDING TO BEING BOTTLED AND COINED WHEN TAKING THE CORNERS!
ReplyDeleteonly NINE fouls in 90 mins of football against a team and FANS which were doing everything possible to get our players sent off
ReplyDeleteYou see - this is precisely what I'm talking about: this is a prime example of the victim mentality that is being cultivated at the club, and the flames are being fanned by KD.
The idea that Everton's players and fans were deliberately 'doing everything to get our players sent off' is not true at all, and any fair-minded person can see that.
When the manager is constantly being defensive and acting like the world is against the team then that extends to the fans.
DID YOU NOT SEE THE BOTTLES AND COINS BEING THROWN AT OUR PLAYERS EVERTON ARE UNDER INVESTIGATION !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe late tackles by Cahill and Hibbert on Adam????????????????
Rafa went through exactly the same from the SKY pundits for years and KING KENNY is making sure the CLUB does not go through it again. Rafa was constantly being questioned about zonal marking squad rotation and his transfer dealings.
Kennys making sure the press know were he stands !
No he didn't see them because he wasn't at the game and didn't watch it because he hates Liverpool. He is a clown.
ReplyDeleteFerguson has done this for years. Kenny isn't in the business to make friends. Us and us alone. Why do you care how others perceive Liverpool FC? You are not one of us. You are the personification of an internet virus. Do one.
ReplyDeleteDid n't Suarez miss a sitter when it was 11 v 11 did Everton have anything like that? Plenty of long range efforts but not much in the box?
ReplyDeleteIm going to have a £10 bet in 2 weeks time on you boys beating Man Utd as seeing its your cup final, so don't let me down.
ReplyDeleteThis Web Site has to be a WIND-UP!
ReplyDeleteShould sue it for DEFORMATION OF CHARACTER of Liverpool FC and its fans and Manager!
Andy Carroll looks good doesn't he.
ReplyDeleteAndy Carroll is improving every game and begining to link up with Suarez, took his goal well.
ReplyDeletetruegobshite - you obviously don't play football at all - suarez was nowhere near being injured, he moved his foot into the path of rodwells sliding shin then threw himself up into the air - if that's how you injury your knee playing football then you are no good at it - you're obviously just a plastic wum who loves winding up his own side as much as anyone esles - are you a Man U fan in disguise?
ReplyDeleteYou lot are fall of shit,Cahill went in with a high foot, but so did Adams, the only difference is, that Liverpool have a team full of Pussies who go down quicker than Gerrards missus. Hibbert's challenge was foul, but no way was it a red. If it had stayed 11 v 11, there's a good chance them so called fouls wouldn't of happened, the sending off, totally changed the run of play, as Everton were more than holding their own before the dismissal (remember Reina's tip over the bar). So if any of you idiots think keeping Hibbert on the pitch evened up the decisions then your duluded, but we've come to expect that from the Liverpool fans.This is our year
ReplyDeleteBoydyfivetimes
Liverpool fans are the only one's claiming it was a red (not all), even some of your ex players have called it an unjust sending off. Ray Houghton even goes as far as criticising Suarez for making a meal of it. You lot can bury your head all you want,but the world and his dog know that Liverpool are team of divers.
http://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/sport/4561576.Justice_done_for_Burnley_after_Hibbert_dives_to_win_Everton_penalty/
ReplyDeleteOk you mong.
fuckin hillsbrough cheatin cunts
ReplyDeleteye wool
ReplyDeleteBad knob head you
ReplyDeletewho are you talkin to ye nob ill fuckin knock u out ye tit
ReplyDeleteIt was quite clearly never a red card. However, both Hibbert and Falleni were lucky to remain on the pitch IMO, both made two bad challenges that went completely unnoticed by the referee, just goes to show decisions go for and against you.
ReplyDeleteOverall it would have, obviously, been better to win against 11 men but I'm never going to complain about a win at Goodison.
Listen, red or blue, that decision was a disgrace, it ruined the game. I'm a blue of 46 years, was at the game yesterday and was very disapointed with the official's. As for Evertonians disrespecting Hilsborough, well, i wouldn't give them the airspace.
ReplyDeleteWell done kenny ...lets hope we don't have injuries after the internationals and play a settled team
ReplyDelete1..reina
2..Kelly
3..skirtel/coates
4..agger
5..enrique
6..Lucas
7..gerrard
8..Johnson ..Right Wing
9..downing
10..Kurt/Carroll
11..suarez
jft 96 ha ha
ReplyDeleteI think you'll find that was a Heysel reference. Remember that?
ReplyDeletethere knees never touched he fell gabbed his ankle wit 1 hand and put the other hand in the air get your facts rite
ReplyDeletestuds were towards the ground m8 watch it again it simply was'nt a sending off offence
ReplyDeleterecently read your comments re. Adam V Gerrard stats
ReplyDeleteMy wife is a phsyciatric nurse do you require an assesment with a consultant?
Can easily be arranged.
100% agree with your proposed team selection and I think it's the 1st time I've seen anyone else offer the exact same suggestion to my own.
ReplyDeleteJK. re; to Adam V Gerrard
ReplyDeleteI have been going to watch Liverpool since '66, and never have I heard such rubbish, insted of removing my comment, at least have the decency to reply.
When you actually come up with a counter argument then maybe i'll respond. Just saying 'I've never heard such rubbish' is not an argument. It seems likely that the thread if my argument re Adam and Gerrard went right over your head anyway so you might as well just leave it.
ReplyDeleteHibbert and Fellaini were both lucky to stay on the park after disgusting tackles. This was only made possible by the ref's reluctance to send anyone else off (in a blue shirt). Rodwell was very unlucky, but Everton were anything but hard-done-by
ReplyDeleteIt wasn't a foul mate regardless of what speed you watch it at! Take your red tinted goggles off Suarez is a cheat! End of!
ReplyDeleteBullsh!t!
ReplyDeleteBazza what are you on lad? I'll give you hibbert but not Fellaini! Ye we were hard-done-by, by a poor ref and a cheating Suarez!
ReplyDeleteha,ha,ha, kopites do have a sense of humour after all!
ReplyDeleteEvertonians getting accused of making sick gestures regarding hillsborough,how low can so called reds fans go?! I know man utd fans have done it,but Evertonians wouldn't stoop so low end of! Hillsbrough brought Blues and Reds together as 1.We had friends and family invovled at hillsborough!
ReplyDeleteThere is no mention of a player playing the ball or not in the rule under question! It is a matter of whether the official deems it dangerous play....it is incidental if the player takes the ball first or not at all..
ReplyDeleteAnything but hard-done - probably the most stupid comment on this site. The red card change the match - it wasn't a foul - and Suarez is a cheat. If you are so busy counting red cards there wern't given - what about little Lucas already on a yellow card - when making a proffesional foul - not talking about the tackles from behind given by the reff without awarding a card.
ReplyDeleteYes han he only deemed it dangerous as that cheat Suarez made it look like a challenge
ReplyDeletei am an everton fan and i think this is a fair sum up of the match
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