Everton 2-2 Liverpool. Sun 28th Oct @ 13.30.

[GoatJR]

Suarez Say's "Brendan Rogers do you like my dive i have just done"

 

[Gwladys St. Glory]

hmm gotta be honest, i defended him to start with because i thought it was accidental, but you can clearly see that he's only looking in one place. Only he will know

The only concession I'll make on it is Sylvain hadn't taken up your more typical passing posture, it' a bit awkward...possibly because the ball died off on him quickly because of the wet pitch.

 

[charlatan]

For the love of all that is Holy, will someone two foot Suarez.

Been saying this for 12 months. Can't believe someone hasn't just cut him in half in the first 10 minutes of a game. Have they played Stoke yet? Maybe we could all have a whip round for Shawcross or Huth to cripple the horrible buck toothed racist

 

[Del]

Suárez had a certain amount of courage to test Moyes's sense of humour. When his glacial blue eyes darken he can rival Sir Alex Ferguson as a man not to cross. His daughter tweeted: "I am surprised dad didn't butt him." However, when it came to Suárez raking his studs down the back of Sylvain Distin's legs, Moyes was not prepared to be so forgiving. "I have to say he is a very lucky man to have stayed on the pitch," he said. "They have shown me it again and it is from behind, over the top, right down the back of his leg."

 

[BoysInBlue]

Rodgers playing with himself there, hands in both pockets.

 

[GoatJR]

 

[Del]

"But I had to make a tactical change at half-time as there were a lot of direct balls, no great build-up play and we had to deal with a lot of aerial balls in the box, so we flipped it to a back three and five in midfield and two up front to still give us that possibility to attack better and I thought it worked really well for us.

 

[Sideliner]

Seeing Suarez getting away with two assaults on us today without being sent off makes a total farce of Pienaar's red last week - does this happen on the same planet? would an alien ask - nevermind the same league - his utter contempt of the rules by diving in front of our bench deserved a yellow for bringing the game into disgrace - that is like laughing in the face of the officials and getting away with it. Ten guesses which side gets the first yellow for diving - bloody Everton - probably the cleanest side in the league.The ref did not protect our players today and Liverpool took clear advantage of it.Hopefully the Chelsea disaster with Clattenburg will open peoples eyes that the beautifull game is showing bad signs of rot - which needs to be stopped in time by introducing technology and post match disciplinary steps.

 

[toffeejack]

"But I had to make a tactical change at half-time as there were a lot of direct balls, no great build-up play and we had to deal with a lot of aerial balls in the box, so we flipped it to a back three and five in midfield and two up front to still give us that possibility to attack better and I thought it worked really well for us.

it wasn't 3 at the back though, not sure why reporters and commentators say this, wisdom and enrique are full backs, not wing backs/midfielders

 

[Paul_Mc7]

Comments on my article, from one Raymond Houllier ("if indeed that is your real name!"). Worth a share:

"Ha! Even with the likes of Lucas, Kelly, Johnson, and Borini out the "mighty" blues of Everton still couldn't win. The disallowed goal was a disgraceful decision, and anyone even hinting that there could have been a foul in the buildup is having a laugh. Jagielka should have walked for being last man back. How many wins is that for Everton in the last 20 odd derby games? They'll just have to settle for another season without one."

Am I missing something? Since when have Kelly and Borini been game changers? Lucas I rate, so I'll give him that, but even Johnson is a stretch. I responded that we were missing players too, in Pienaar and Gibson, so there was no point really getting in to it. His response:

"Stop banging on about how many players you had missing. We had 4 out that would have probably started, not to mention our first choice keeper. 2 first choice defenders out, Lucas who would have won us the midfield, & Borini to support Suarez. If we fairly beat you with that many out, don't know what would have happened if we had a full squad out there."

Sure mate, sure. Because you didn't start the conversation. Bloody hell, they call us bitter!

 

[flo]

Sure both Johnson and Kellly would have played. Enrique is one of their best players, please let him sit on the bench.

 

[paulbefc]

Rodgers playing with himself there, hands in both pockets.

Good grief.

 

[kenada_blue]

Comments on my article, from one Raymond Houllier ("if indeed that is your real name!"). Worth a share:

"Ha! Even with the likes of Lucas, Kelly, Johnson, and Borini out the "mighty" blues of Everton still couldn't win. The disallowed goal was a disgraceful decision, and anyone even hinting that there could have been a foul in the buildup is having a laugh. Jagielka should have walked for being last man back. How many wins is that for Everton in the last 20 odd derby games? They'll just have to settle for another season without one."

Am I missing something? Since when have Kelly and Borini been game changers? Lucas I rate, so I'll give him that, but even Johnson is a stretch. I responded that we were missing players too, in Pienaar and Gibson, so there was no point really getting in to it. His response:

"Stop banging on about how many players you had missing. We had 4 out that would have probably started, not to mention our first choice keeper. 2 first choice defenders out, Lucas who would have won us the midfield, & Borini to support Suarez. If we fairly beat you with that many out, don't know what would have happened if we had a full squad out there."

Sure mate, sure. Because you didn't start the conversation. Bloody hell, they call us bitter!

To be fair, hes got a point.

They could have a bunch or paraplegics and 10 year olds and we still wouldnt beat them.

 

[Gwladys St. Glory]

Why converse with a Kopite after a derby...you can't even have a decent convo with them when they play someone else.

 

[ah11984]

Strange old game... highlighted further by the fact Neville played pretty well and looked composed on the ball and Jelavic was absolutely ****e(for 2nd game running). Not often i say that about either.