Yes, we won a title this season

[H.H.]

Flawed subjective meaningless b0ll0cks. Define 'dirty'.

Well as tripping someone up is classed as dirty it's a pretty low bar.

 

[Cool_Blue]

When you don’t keep possession it’s easy to get dirty

Nail. Head.

 

[Death]

Proper relegation struggler stat.

 

[msb]

Get a life.

 

[phil_t98]

We never throw a tackle in a game so this is obviously wrong. Unless its like when Son threw a ”tackle” at Gomes and it wasn’t sons fault

 

[greenhey]

Neither. And typically, the RS were the best behaved apparently.

Of course they were.

Steven Gerrard got 4 red cards in his career.

Arteta got 3.

Make of that what you will.

Arteta good player 422 appearances
Gerrard good player 507 appearances

 

[Kever10]

Arteta good player 422 appearances
Gerrard good player 507 appearances

I have no idea what you mean by this.

 

[Cameron Manning]

Most of the fouls were accidental with our players just trying to get out of the way of the ball!!

 

[greenhey]

I have no idea what you mean by this.

We were told Arteta 3 red cards in 422 apearances a rate of 0.007
Gerrard 4 in 507 so that's pretty much the same
so what was the point?

 

[Kever10]

We were told Arteta 3 red cards in 422 apearances a rate of 0.007
Gerrard 4 in 507 so that's pretty much the same
so what was the point?

Ah OK, so you are using a straightforward game to red card ratio as comparison, arguing both are good players, while ignoring the fact that 1 was an animal, who got away with horrendous challenges on a regular basis due to his association with his club and the national team, while the other was known as a creative midfield player who barely ever left his feet.

It's funny that you had to bite though. When did you start supporting Liverpool anyway? Was it 2005, or last year?

 

[greenhey]

Ah OK, so you are using a straightforward game to red card ratio as comparison, arguing both are good players, while ignoring the fact that 1 was an animal, who got away with horrendous challenges on a regular basis due to his association with his club and the national team, while the other was known as a creative midfield player who barely ever left his feet.

It's funny that you had to bite though. When did you start supporting Liverpool anyway? Was it 2005, or last year?

1963 actually
I didn't bring up the red cards, Arteta v Gerrard; someone else did as though that made a point. There was no difference.
I liked Arteta and will ignore your facile comments about Gerrard
19/20 Everton 70 yellows 3 reds
Liverpool 38 yellows 1 red ( and THAT was for GK handling outside the area)
Cue some nonsense now about referees being biased...
Why not concentrate on EFC getting better than inventing stuff about Liverpool?

 

[sdk]

For a clearer view it might be helpful to cross-reference the Dirtiest Team list with the Dodgiest Ref list.

 

[Joey66]

Our tippy happy football caused the opposition team mental stress.......

 

[Kever10]

1963 actually
I didn't bring up the red cards, Arteta v Gerrard; someone else did as though that made a point. There was no difference.
I liked Arteta and will ignore your facile comments about Gerrard
19/20 Everton 70 yellows 3 reds
Liverpool 38 yellows 1 red ( and THAT was for GK handling outside the area)
Cue some nonsense now about referees being biased...
Why not concentrate on EFC getting better than inventing stuff about Liverpool?

If you don't think there is an inherent bias in favour of certain teams and players, you are deluded mate. Even your own fans can't help but feel the same about penalties that Utd get.

The game is corrupt and its corrupt in your favour. Always has been. And Gerrard disciplinary record is a prime example of it.

 

[Lelouch]

to be fair, Digne boots the opponents winger at least 3 times a game near our box.