ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC" part 3

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

Mo Salah Brutally Rinsed By Referee In Africa Cup Of Nations Final After Complaining Over Decisions

Mo Salah was protesting to the referee, who responded brilliantly.

www.sportbible.com

 

[NathDogg]

Mo Salah Brutally Rinsed By Referee In Africa Cup Of Nations Final After Complaining Over Decisions

Mo Salah was protesting to the referee, who responded brilliantly.

www.sportbible.com

He should have been booked, the crying little cheat, but glad the ref took the pee out of him.

Imagine Pawson or Friend doing that to the cheating vermin in the premier League?!

No, I can't ever see that happening in this corrupt league of cheats.

 

[tommytowne]

Just can't help themselves the BBC - the perpetual clamour for rs clickbait.

The BBC produced a montage to pronounce their greatness and I saw it last night. "We are the BBC" or something similar made up of two or three second snippets of their productions to highlight their greatness.
Guess who's club's fans were included.

 

[mahermi1]

Mo Salah Brutally Rinsed By Referee In Africa Cup Of Nations Final After Complaining Over Decisions

Mo Salah was protesting to the referee, who responded brilliantly.

www.sportbible.com

It's not a new thing though is it, a referee giving a Liverpool player the whistle, Carragher used to referee all the time during the derbies in that period, except for one time when he had a knock.... Hobbled over and passed the whistle to Gerrard...

 

[Johnniepk]

 

[Ghost Rider]

I see following the resurrection of young Elliot for LanceArmstrong FC, his new name amongst the vermin is apparently now the anfield baggio......he's just that good and properly wwweeeererrrrrrlllllllddddddddd class tho.

Last year that Phillips was world class , not even good enough for the squad a year later!

 

[Preki]

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I'd prefer a selfie with the lino to his left.

 

[Tin-Tin]

Man will show up to do his job article

 

[Tipp blue]

The BBC produced a montage to pronounce their greatness and I saw it last night. "We are the BBC" or something similar made up of two or three second snippets of their productions to highlight their greatness.
Guess who's club's fans were included.

Kidderminister Harriers?

 

[tommytowne]

Kidderminister Harriers?

Sadly not the case.
They would have been a more inclusive example rather than trying to reinforce the fable that the RS are the nation's second favourite team.

 

[Blue Magic]

They’d never do it. I don’t see why the VAR refs can’t be micd up either. It works in Rugby, you can hear the conversation and the decision making process, which is probably why they don’t wNt it in football. All to protect their means of corruption to influence results in favour of the big teams.

Yes, it seems ridiculous that the most popular sport in the world is about 20 years behind other sports with all of this sort of thing. But then, as you say, there's probably a reason for that.

 

[Cool_Blue]

Mohamed Salah to return to Liverpool on Tuesday​

Huge BBC scoop this lollollol

 

[Penno]

C U Next Tuesday Mo! x

 

[paultheblue]

Man will show up to do his job article

I should think so as well fkn loser

 

[brigadier]

Salah didn't get to take a penalty because he wanted the headlines and glory , Ronaldo did the same and was slaughtered by the press , not a pundit has mentioned it.