Today's football.

[Walken]

incredibly arrogant and one sided comments from hammerhead shark features, odious slimey tit

 

[MikeH72]

Look at what's on after it too mate

Oh god. I think the world will eat itself if they win the league

 

[toffee matt]

Rangers are loosing the Scottish equivalent of the jpt final

 

[Goat]

If they get a result verus City and Chelsea they are worthy winners, hopefully we can help their charge by beating City.

 

[Big Fat Sam]

If they get a result verus City and Chelsea they are worthy winners, hopefully we can help their charge by beating City.

Ya what lad

 

[moyeslovechild]

incredibly arrogant and one sided comments from hammerhead shark features, odious slimey tit

what did he say mate

 

[moyeslovechild]

Ya what lad

not to help them, but to help us

helping them is an unfortunate consequence, but who gives af

 

[Walken]

what did he say mate

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers: "There were bad decisions both for and against us. We were clearly the better team. The pitch was very dry, it wasn't watered which affects the speed of our game. That's the home team's choice.

"The first one was a clear penalty. In all fairness the referee after the game will see he got it wrong for their goal. That was their only shot on target. We then went to a diamond which gave us control and we created a lot of chances in the second half. You are under a lot of physical pressure here.

"Andy Carroll is the best in the air in Europe. I thought Martin Skrtel was brilliant to deal with that today. It was a foul by him for the West Ham goal though, the linesman gave a foul so it was disappointing to get a goal given.

"The second penalty was a penalty. Jon Flanagan touches it past the keeper, the keeper gets a slight touch on it but he then brings down Jon.

 

[toffeejack]

If they get a result verus City and Chelsea they are worthy winners, hopefully we can help their charge by beating City.

wouldn't go that far ha. hope we beat city and it doesn't affect them at all more like.

 

[moyeslovechild]

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers: "There were bad decisions both for and against us. We were clearly the better team. The pitch was very dry, it wasn't watered which affects the speed of our game. That's the home team's choice.

"The first one was a clear penalty. In all fairness the referee after the game will see he got it wrong for their goal. That was their only shot on target. We then went to a diamond which gave us control and we created a lot of chances in the second half. You are under a lot of physical pressure here.

"Andy Carroll is the best in the air in Europe. I thought Martin Skrtel was brilliant to deal with that today. It was a foul by him for the West Ham goal though, the linesman gave a foul so it was disappointing to get a goal given.

"The second penalty was a penalty. Jon Flanagan touches it past the keeper, the keeper gets a slight touch on it but he then brings down Jon.

the bad pitch is a bit of a cop out, but other than that it just seems like something most other managers would say tbh

 

[toffeejack]

the bad pitch is a bit of a cop out, but other than that it just seems like something most other managers would say tbh

bad pitch my arse. liverpool never use the [Poor language removed] thing anyway. he's utterly senile if he thinks that they pass the ball across the floor.

 

[Fearthainn]

bad pitch my arse. liverpool never use the [Poor language removed] thing anyway. he's utterly senile if he thinks that they pass the ball across the floor.

They do use the pitch to throw themselves on the floor,he probably means they couldn't dive as much as usual.

 

[Seamus Colemole]

Which law.

Well there's no specific law that states its not a foul if the ball is touched regardless of how much contact there is on the player.

Surely you're familiar with the numerous fouls that given every week where players are deemed to have fouled an opponent despite getting some of the ball?

Fair enough if you think that touching the ball should mean its not a foul but FIFA disagree. They make the rules and the refs enforce them.

And those rules state that as Adrian tackled Flannagan carelessly its a foul, even though he touched the ball. If he'd have knocked it away cleanly it wouldn't have been a foul but as the contact was minimal it was.

 

[mrb85]

If the challenge is fair in every other regard, then you don't need to win the ball, only to have played it. [Poor language removed] me nearly every challenge would be a free kick if you needed to win it! Can't believe the idiot saying otherwise on here.

 

[bark]

dont put yourselves through their games lads. we all know whats coming. I actually resisted the urge to watch it today. Just checked the score, laughed and got on with the day.