PLF
Legend
- 2 August 2004
Re: Liverpool Thread(I Just Can't Get Enough!!)
He's in free in summer but along with Alex will probably be sold in January.
He's in free in summer but along with Alex will probably be sold in January.
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Tevez has become trouble because he wants to be closer to South America. Liverpool is about 35 miles closer to South America than Manchester, so that should shave about 30 minutes off the journey time. He should be happy with that and become the model professional.
With Johnson and Enrique I think the wings are pretty well balanced atm. If anything it's an AM that can quickly join Suarez up front as none of the CM's (Gerrard included these days) tend to join in early.
We need a midfield dynamo and another striker, quickly.
Too many games we've missed out on due to lack of finishing/intelligent play in the final third.
So a perfectly good goal disallowed and then a ridiculous red card. I like to think that, even with poor officiating, you should be able to finish a game. But when you're scoring an onside goal and the officials deny it, what else can you do?
What is up with red cards and Liverpool matches? Seems like a disproportionate number of them in the past few seasons.
So that's only the 3rd match this weekend decided by refereeing incompetence.Makes you wonder why you should even bother watching this "sport". Game was pretty even throughout, with Fulham shading it with the extra man in the end, Liverpool being the better team before but could have gone either way with 11 v 11.
Red card count is pretty consistent for a long time.
It's just an increase in crap refereeing Ryan. You only have to look at the Bellamy yellow to see how utterly shit they are! Bellamy is being "headbutted" by Dempsey and doesn't react and gets a card for it. Or last week your lot got done aswell. Spurs got the benefit this weekend when a player gets sent off near the halfway line...for a clear goalscoring opportunity? Luiz get's to stay on the pitch after the ref bottles the decision when he should have gone. And today a player gets sent off for winning the ball, clearing it and momentum catching the other player quite a bit later....with the same incident happening about 2 sec. earlier but Adam managing to keep clear of the player.
Referee mistakes or not, Man City, Man Utd, and Spurs are clearly better than Liverpool. I'm not sure if Liverpool is stronger than Arsenal and even Newcastle. Newcastle was very good in the 3 matches against the best teams.
Considering referee mistakes: in the end it all evens out...remember the sending off in the match against Everton...that was also a match with plenty of referee mistakes. Fans tend to forget the matches where their team gets advantage.
Referee mistakes or not, Man City, Man Utd, and Spurs are clearly better than Liverpool. I'm not sure if Liverpool is stronger than Arsenal and even Newcastle. Newcastle was very good in the 3 matches against the best teams.
Considering referee mistakes: in the end it all evens out...remember the sending off in the match against Everton...that was also a match with plenty of referee mistakes. Fans tend to forget the matches where their team gets advantage.
How can the team pick up themselfs if the ref is like that?