If Liverpool get the first goal it's over.

interesting that Ole put Lingard on ahead of Sanchez - mustn't think much of Alexi, surely he must have know Lingard was a huge risk 

8 minutes ago, carrickblue said:

interesting that Ole put Lingard on ahead of Sanchez - mustn't think much of Alexi, surely he must have know Lingard was a huge risk 

I was thinking the same, looks like he shouldn't have even been on the bench. I did think in OGS defence what have the medical team said and maybe Lingard himself said he was good.

Utd basically playing with 10 men.

still annoying how match commentators are gagging for Liverpool to win "one moment of magic in the next 27 minutes could echo through history....." - wtf  

Great result. Disappointing game.

good result.

@Bogga united did well second half, didn't give Liverpool a sniff

Liverpool have to see that as a huge opportunity missed............

Edited February 24, 20197 yr by carrickblue
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Caught the last 10 looked like JM''s Utd playing Liverpool.

Had to laugh, thinking some of some of the challenges. 'Pogba you dirty b'stard' only on replay to see it was Lukaku making a striker's challenge when defending.... excusable. 

 

Just now, Strider6003 said:

Caught the last 10 looked like JM''s Utd playing Liverpool.

Had to laugh, thinking some of some of the challenges. 'Pogba you dirty b'stard' only on replay to see it was Lukaku making a striker's challenge when defending.... excusable. 

 

It needed to be Mourinho's Utd in the circumstances.

1 minute ago, carrickblue said:

good result.

@Bogga united did well second half, didn't give Liverpool a sniff

Yeah, I was expecting a lot more from the scouse bastard. If I knew about the injuries and the early subs I would've taken 0-0 every day of the week... 

 

Don't understand why Jesse was put on instead of Sanchez though... And why the hell he didn't score :(

1 minute ago, Bogga said:

Yeah, I was expecting a lot more from the scouse bastard. If I knew about the injuries and the early subs I would've taken 0-0 every day of the week... 

 

Don't understand why Jesse was put on instead of Sanchez though... And why the hell he didn't score :(

they couldn't have tested Lingard's fitness very well - I thought you'd get done second half but to be fair if Smalling had just stayed onside you could have had a win

the scousers look more likely to drop points than City - it'll be interesting; as for United - away to Palace next could be tough too 

6 minutes ago, carrickblue said:

they couldn't have tested Lingard's fitness very well - I thought you'd get done second half but to be fair if Smalling had just stayed onside you could have had a win

the scousers look more likely to drop points than City - it'll be interesting; as for United - away to Palace next could be tough too 

Lingard was perhaps a gamble, that didn't pay off. 

Cant even remember a singe really dangerous opportunity for Liverpoo so we must've done something right today. 

About Smalling, he was offside so nothing to whine about there... 

Can someone explain or summarize for me why I still see news about Hillsborough every week? I'm not objecting to it, I'm genuinely curious as to how this whole situation hasn't been resolved over the past 30 years. 

The thread was archived so I figured here was the best place. 

7 minutes ago, TheChelseaBlues said:

Can someone explain or summarize for me why I still see news about Hillsborough every week? I'm not objecting to it, I'm genuinely curious as to how this whole situation hasn't been resolved over the past 30 years. 

The thread was archived so I figured here was the best place. 

i would imagine that they are gearing up for when liverpool win the title

So Brendan Rogers has accepted the Leicester job with immediate effect re MSN media (yet not the BBC), I see Leicester as potential top 4 contenders with the right leadership.

Too late this season and Brendan may or may not be the right man.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/sport/premier-league/brendan-rodgers-quits-celtic-to-take-charge-at-leicester-city/ar-BBU5qvO?ocid=spartandhp

20 minutes ago, Strider6003 said:

So Brendan Rogers has accepted the Leicester job with immediate effect re MSN media (yet not the BBC), I see Leicester as potential top 4 contenders with the right leadership.

Too late this season and Brendan may or may not be the right man.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/sport/premier-league/brendan-rodgers-quits-celtic-to-take-charge-at-leicester-city/ar-BBU5qvO?ocid=spartandhp

I like Brendan Rodgers as a manager, think he and Leicester will be well suited to eachother. 

Why would he go there is my question. I'd rather be coaching champions league football every season or the likely prospect of it at least. Good luck to him, I'm glad we play him twice a season until they are relegated. 

28 minutes ago, TheChelseaBlues said:

Why would he go there is my question. I'd rather be coaching champions league football every season or the likely prospect of it at least. Good luck to him, I'm glad we play him twice a season until they are relegated. 

Perhaps Leicester pay him better, and it may be his road back to the Premiership, with more interesting matches than just the CL matches. An opportunity to show his character!

53 minutes ago, TheChelseaBlues said:

Why would he go there is my question. I'd rather be coaching champions league football every season or the likely prospect of it at least. Good luck to him, I'm glad we play him twice a season until they are relegated. 

Leicester have some good young players, Brendan might fancy his chances. If he can get them into the CL next season that would be some achievement.

Not saying it will happen though.

I'm looking forward to Brendan Rodgers returning, I can't wait to see him say "they played with great character" every week 

Edited February 26, 20197 yr by Scott Harris

22 hours ago, TheChelseaBlues said:

Can someone explain or summarize for me why I still see news about Hillsborough every week? I'm not objecting to it, I'm genuinely curious as to how this whole situation hasn't been resolved over the past 30 years. 

The thread was archived so I figured here was the best place. 

The on-going trial to find a scapegoat so Victimpool’s whining can kick in to full speed!

3 hours ago, Scott Harris said:

I'm looking forward to Brendan Rodgers returning, I can't wait to see him say "they played with great character" every week 

you got there before me 

It's started already - we're going to have to reopen the old Brendan Rodgers quotes thread.

Today's opener "  "I'll give my life to make the supporters proud of their club,"

Never one for hyperbole our Brendan 

45 minutes ago, carrickblue said:

It's started already - we're going to have to reopen the old Brendan Rodgers quotes thread.

Today's opener "  "I'll give my life to make the supporters proud of their club,"

Never one for hyperbole our Brendan 

Do it, Brendan, do it 

Don't quite see how his life and club pride are interconnected, but perhaps we'll find out.

Edited February 26, 20197 yr by Valerie

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