We didn't deserve a point, not in the slightest. They had a lot of clear cut chances, lady luck shined our way today.
Boo freakity hooo.... how many times have they had jammy deflections, shocking decisions or dodgy pennos go their way? I don't care, I really don't. I'm just sitting here grinning and thinking of those peed off plastics making the long journey back to Berkshire (or wherever!) and moping about two points dropped.
Was anyone moaning when Cahill got that last ditch equaliser (the overhead kick) against Chelsea in 2007? Our first effort on goal in the dying seconds after Chelsea had bombarded us with about 95% possession, yet people were going on about what a spirited performance it was!
What about the other times we've drawn at Anfield since 1999 - have we ever had more possession than them?
Just think back - The clat derby, Distin's disallowed goal in May 2013 (
remember that? perfectly legit so a 1-0 win at Anfield in my book!) Rodwell's red in 2011, the Yobo OG in 2009 (
against anyone else it goes over for a corner!), Gerrard not walking in 2002 when he tried to castrate Naysmith, the MCALLISTER FREE KICK IN 2001 FOR GOD'S SAKE.... GARY FLAMING MCALLISTER IN THE LAST SECONDS! Graham Poll blowing up early the year before when Hutch scored a perfectly legit goal with his backside...
And just in general, Gerrard's annoying habit of getting in the ref's face.... when that geezer retires we'll have them, by which point McCarthy will have gone into full on barsteward mode and be our captain. If they don't get a Champion's League spot then I can imagine Sterling buggering off to City and Sturridge going to Chelsea once Drogba retires. They will be nothing after that. Nothing.
I could go on. Before today I can think of one example where we really got lucky, when Gerrard missed a sitter in the AJ derby at 1-0. Today the RS couldn't clear their lines and Jags scored, simples!
The only real bit of luck we had today was Barry staying on, but if lady luck REALLY had been shining on us then that free kick to them would never have been.