Edited October 4, 20205 yr by Brutos

Hahahahaha have that you miserable c**ts

😂😂

I reckon with the new offside rules Liverpool will struggle with the high line they play, previously the benefit of doubt was given to the defending team but it has changed this season. 

8 minutes ago, Brutos said:

 

I’ve just come in and heard the score😀😀😀😀😀😀😀

 

 

 

News of Villa beating, no make that Humiliating Liverpool 7-2 , has justv reached The Sgt Major.😀

Edited October 4, 20205 yr by erskblue

Aston Villa ran away with this one!

Klopp was angry when the 4th went in yet by the 7th he was laughing, the football Gods I guess.

Liverpool A- team for me with Adrian in goal and without Mane and Henderson on the bench. 

Grealish with 3 assists and a goal looked impressive in a front three and worth 90+m today.

I missed most of the first half yet Barkley got plaudits and he was ok in the 2nd and got his goal, unlike the rest of Villa he seemed to be jogging while the rest were working hard. 

Jamie

 

@JCollettCFC

 

Tonight, Liverpool have conceded 46.7% of the goals Chelsea did during entire 2004/05 PL season

 

 

 

Greatest team ever 😅

What makes today even better and funnier is that Sky Sports is so heavily weighted towards Liverpool & Man Utd.

Carragher does co-commentary on every single Liverpool game, Neville likewise for Man Utd games and their studios guests are mostly from them 2 clubs as well.

It’s like a victory for the other 90 clubs.

 

What a f**king day of football. Real shame theres no fans in to see it. 

Started off the Mikhail Antonio playing like prime Drogba, and ended with Van Dijk playing like Titus Bramble! 

Sandwiched in between was a joke of a united performance, which i wouldve enjoyed even more if it wasnt Spurs winning! 

Its like a throwback to pre world 1, massive scorelines, Everton and Villa at the top of the table! 

 

56 minutes ago, erskblue said:

Aston Villa ran away with this one!

2 hours ago, Gol15 said:

1963 was the last time they conceded 7 ✔️

That same season, 62'-63 Aston Villa won their first three league games (just like this season), Everton won their first four league games (just like this season)... 

The champion was Everton.

Edited October 4, 20205 yr by Gol15

I want to go back in time to 2013 the day United sealed the title and tell myself that they won't even challenge let alone win another title for the next 7 years+ and see my own reaction.

I f**king hate Sky Sports, they have far too many United and Liverpool pundits. Whenever they lose it's always about how bad they are and not about how good the other teams were. 

I woke up and saw 7-2, I thought I must be dreaming or having some weird drunk buzz or something but it's real!

Hahahahaha have that you bindippers!

Pretty safe to say this year there won't be a runaway title winner. Any team would struggle with their best attacker and first choice GK, so not surprised Liverpool struggled, the scoreline was laughable, but hell they'd lost even on a good day. Surprised Cavani will go to United, City would be a better fit since they have no striker right now, maybe they have a "long term" plan when comes to attackers. Considering all the transfer dramas in the last couple of months, it's fair to say we are lucky to have Mariana in charge.

Atalanta is probably playing the best football in the world for my money. Just a joy to watch. Pasalic is such a classy player.

Edited October 5, 20205 yr by PraetorianGuard

Shame Spurs had to be the one to do it but United getting done 6-1 is superb. Few things better than watching that entitled born to rule lot shown exactly how far away from the best they are. 

Seems that Sir Alex quip of "Lads it's Tottenham" doesn't quite hold true anymore. 

2 hours ago, Deino said:

I woke up and saw 7-2, I thought I must be dreaming or having some weird drunk buzz or something but it's real!

Hahahahaha have that you bindippers!

Same. Woke up, checked the scores and thought I was dreaming 😂

A lot of United fans really are insufferable c**ts though so I don't care, I'm enjoying it. Don't get me wrong you get some great ones who come on here but after that bit of form they had last season you would think they won the Champions League the way they went on. 

They were 5th place for a full season and snatched 3rd on goal difference on the last game of the season. 

WTF happened at Villa Park and Old Trafford! Nuts.

7 hours ago, Gol15 said:

That same season, 62'-63 Aston Villa won their first three league games (just like this season), Everton won their first four league games (just like this season)... 

The champion was Everton.

Never knew that.

The lads react to the score...

Villa beat Liverpool 7-2 you say...

Edited October 5, 20205 yr by erskblue