Never a foul and an own goal. Very unlucky for the rest of the world.

Some players are thick as sh*t to give free kicks away like that.

 

f**king hell Newcastle, 10 minutes you had to hold out for... 

3 hours ago, dkw said:

He is a decent player but he isn't fit to lace the great man's boots. 

Not many players are to be fair

their luck is unbelievable, the title is theirs, just feel it that city are going to f**k up

Just now, Ernie_blue said:

Some players are thick as sh*t to give free kicks away like that.

 

It didn't look like a foul on first viewing. It looked like Fabinho just threw himself to the floor.

Liverpool - luckiest team in pl history...

Hell, I thought it was all over!

Never a foul and an own goal. Very unlucky for the rest of the world.

1 minute ago, Scott Harris said:

It didn't look like a foul on first viewing. It looked like Fabinho just threw himself to the floor.

Player shouldn't of even given him a reason to, defender back to goal out on the wing is not going to worry anyone, should have just held him up. Fabinho was gagging for the freekick and the guy went running into him. Stupid play really.

Speechless 

f**k off ref. No way was that a foul by Rondon, he gave that because the knock on was successful and Newcastle had a chance to create something.

Sky's coverage is beyond a joke..bias towards Liverpool in this title race is beyond cringe...no fan of citeh, but it's an absolute disgrace how A channel is just blatantly cheering for one club over another

Why are you lot all shocked. You surely did not think Rafa was going to spoil the Liverpool party? Even if he wanted to they get the jamiest goals, pens and what not. Refs always help them. They should have played most of this game with 10 but the ref ignored a blatant handball.

So close Newcastle

So close Newcastle

9 minutes ago, Scott Harris said:

f**k off ref. No way was that a foul by Rondon, he gave that because the knock on was successful and Newcastle had a chance to create something.

Just what I thought.

Isn’t this the same ref that refused to send off Sadio Mane at Crystal Palace despite him being already booked and then a deliberate handball.

Edited May 4, 20197 yr by 2211

14 minutes ago, luckywerthers said:

their luck is unbelievable, the title is theirs, just feel it that city are going to f**k up

All on Monday. You would not fancy Brighton to stop city but Leicester are playing well and Brendan would love to help Liverpool out. City win Monday they should be ok. If not title is liverpool's. 

Also add city have no excuses either. Most on here are talking about how we should be able to get top 4 cause we only have Watford and Leicester to play and have an advantage on Arsenal, United and, at the mo Spurs.

 

Well city are a much better team than us,  they have the current advantage, are no longer in Europe and Brighton are a vastly inferior team to Watford and their Leicester game is at home not away.

So if you expect our team, who concede goals like there is no tomorrow and struggle to score them, to win our two games then why cannot city?

I still say Trent Alexander should of been sent off, he cheated, but because he wasn’t successful he wasn’t sent off.

7 minutes ago, 2211 said:

I still say Trent Alexander should of been sent off, he cheated, but because he wasn’t successful he wasn’t sent off.

The rule makes no sense to me. If that was a leg breaking tackle, but Newcastle had gone on to score from it, he would have still sent the player off surely. In the end, Newcastle were probably worse off by scoring the goal. A penalty and red card would have been a better advantage.

10 minutes ago, axman2526 said:

Also add city have no excuses either. Most on here are talking about how we should be able to get top 4 cause we only have Watford and Leicester to play and have an advantage on Arsenal, United and, at the mo Spurs.

 

Well city are a much better team than us,  they have the current advantage, are no longer in Europe and Brighton are a vastly inferior team to Watford and their Leicester game is at home not away.

So if you expect our team, who concede goals like there is no tomorrow and struggle to score them, to win our two games then why cannot city?

city on paper should easily win the remaining 2 games but i can not shake the creeping feeling that this is that horrid clubs year

I think city will just do enough and it would be sweeter seeing Liverpool win all their matches but still not win the league

Everything is lined up for Liverpool. City will f**k up against Leciester tomorrow and then it's all over. Every bit of luck they've needed, they've got. Every time they've needed a win, they've got it.

7 minutes ago, luckywerthers said:

city on paper should easily win the remaining 2 games but i can not shake the creeping feeling that this is that horrid clubs year

Had that feeling since November. However it does not change the fact it is in Cities hands. They beat liverpool, United, spurs, arsenal, ourselves. They put it in their hands and is up to Aguero, Sterling, Sane, Silva etc to finish the job.

Liverpool cannot win the title, but city can give it to them. Remeber that.