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Yep.. And there it is .. Was wondering just how far the ref was prepared to go in order to provide Klopper with his farewell gift ?
99 minutes.. Good grief. !
I am not holding much hope now. nobody seems to drop points.
though they have to play each other.
As City have to play both of us I'd say liverpool are slight favourites at the moment(Though I don't think they are that good)
As inevitable as Yanited folding like a deck chair, yesterday...Quote:
Originally Posted by 7sisters
I tend not to watch these games. I look at the scores and it seems to be going well. only to look again and it's all gone wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by IUFG
They scored a great goal and then just lubed up and bent over.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
Spineless cnuts.
Right. It's the Ferguson-Days all over again. They'd have a tough away game, we'd be waiting for them to drop points; they would even be struggling at the break. And yet they'd still always end up winning.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
Those two Forest players that pissed about with it on the edge of their box instead of getting rid of the f*cking thing want shooting and no mistake.Quote:
Originally Posted by 7sisters
And Paul Tierney too. :nod:
spot on - just ****ing clear the ball. No fan of Paul Tierney but the reaction to the drop ball/non-drop ball is ridiculous. He did the same thing the other way round in the first half. Seen it described as a "monumental" mistake by a certain Mike Dean. Talk about a pot calling a kettle Mike RileyQuote:
Originally Posted by WES
Not sure about what he was thinking, though. Forest were clearly in possession of the ball when he blew his whistle because of a head injury. Not sure what his logic was in awarding it to Liverpool.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
Love the article saying that Forest scored 'moments later'
it was about 1 1/2 min I think. :hehe:
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Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mM747L9Wf8M
Some might think you're doing this deliberately, la... :rubchin:
The lack of ball control of the player that lost the ball trying to dribble out :hehe: Row Z time, you daft ****.Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
he’s a utter c*nt, IUFGQuote:
Originally Posted by IUFG
Riley, not Luis.
Oh, hold on…. :rubchin:
I feel both are accurate in this situationQuote:
Originally Posted by WES
They lost their courage. Stopped trying to hit the counter attacks and chose to recycle (and lose) the ball instead. As soon as they started doing that they were ****ed.Quote:
Originally Posted by IUFG
And Rashford. Great goal but he was terrible from that point on. Should have been subbed a lot earlier.
I watched the first half only and was amazed how open City were on the counter. Had Rashford not been such a donkey he might have had 3 at HT.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
I saw nothing in City that scared me. Especially with Haaland in that sort of form. The miss :hehe:
They are vulnerable to the quick counter attack, as Chelsea showed the other week. United were doing this with long balls and the problem is that every time it doesnt work you have basically given the ball straight back to them.Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
I never thought for a minute that City wouldn't win that game.
I can understand the Haaland miss. Done that myself in my younger days :hide:Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
I was surprised by how City got undone by the long straight ball on several occasions.
Get Martinelli running that channel when we play them :rubshands: