Liverpool vs Manchester City | Match Thread | Sunday 4pm |

Scott wrote:RR can't handle the fact we were better than the team who destroyed his team 6-1.

Not at all, I was supporting Liverpool today, I wanted you to be better than them, I was hoping you could actually score a goal.

Bogdan wrote:

ResurrectionRooney wrote:If a defender ever went in for a tackle like that and made a foul he'd sure as fuck be done for handball.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but Reina tackled the ball, it hit aguero and ricocheted back to his shoulder/arm. You believe he deliberately hand balled it?

He had his arm out so that Aguero wouldn't be able to take it round him, I'd say that constitutes deliberate handball. Again, imagine a defender takes up a position like that, is it handball then?

ResurrectionRooney wrote:

Scott wrote:RR can't handle the fact we were better than the team who destroyed his team 6-1.

Not at all, I was supporting Liverpool today, I wanted you to be better than them, I was hoping you could actually score a goal.

The goal was no luckier than Man United's goal yesterday.

im watching the replay on fox right now

henderson

downing

I don't think he purposely had his arm out like that, but if he did for that reason then Reina is quite clever

mauro=beast wrote:im watching the replay on fox right now

henderson

downing

Balotelli

Scott wrote:

ResurrectionRooney wrote:Not at all, I was supporting Liverpool today, I wanted you to be better than them, I was hoping you could actually score a goal.

The goal was no luckier than Man United's goal yesterday.

I agree, but that's irrelevant.

Bogdan wrote:I don't think he purposely had his arm out like that, but if he did for that reason then Reina is quite clever

Oh come on, why the fuck would he take that stance if he wasn't intending to use his hands?

Where else is he going to put his hand?

It's a very similar stance to one keepers use when rushing a player in the box, he could've possibly just done it from habit.

SBSP wrote:Where else is he going to put his hand?

The same place defenders put their hands, tight to their body or behind their backs. Goalkeepers shouldn't be treated differently to any other player when they're out of their area.

Why would it be a red card though? Yellow at most. Especially as it was not deliberate.

Reina was decent today, wouldn't be surprised if he gave the defenders a real shouting to after the amount of times they played short back passes to him. Did well in the Silva situation, making time for the defence to get on the line

samiz wrote:Reina was decent today, wouldn't be surprised if he gave the defenders a real shouting to after the amount of times they played short back passes to him. Did well in the Silva situation, making time for the defence to get on the line

I laughed at how we had 3 or 4 defenders on the goal-line Covering every inch.

Scott wrote:Why would it be a red card though? Yellow at most. Especially as it was not deliberate.

If it wasn't deliberate then it wasn't a foul, but I feel it was. It was a red card because it denied a clear goalscoring opportunity.

I like the title on the video.

Zzonked wrote:

I like the title on the video.

He shown Henderson a clean pair of heels.

The Liverpool rushing onto the line

ResurrectionRooney wrote:

Scott wrote:Why would it be a red card though? Yellow at most. Especially as it was not deliberate.

If it wasn't deliberate then it wasn't a foul, but I feel it was. It was a red card because it denied a clear goalscoring opportunity.

I feel it wasn't, so there.

He made Henderson look like his bitch there

Kuled commented on it.

Martin Atkinson has refereed #LFC 3 times this season, against #MCFC, #EFC & #AFC, and sent off a player for the opposing team each time.

And people say we always have the ref on our side

Liverpool wrote:Kuled commented on it.

Agreed.

That Silva chance seemed to last hours. The longest 16 seconds of my life.

moscowmadeit3 wrote:Martin Atkinson has refereed #LFC 3 times this season, against #MCFC, #EFC & #AFC, and sent off a player for the opposing team each time.

And people say we always have the ref on our side

Who was sent off against Arsenal??

Edit: Oh yeah, it was Frimpong wasn't it.

Point wrote:

moscowmadeit3 wrote:Martin Atkinson has refereed #LFC 3 times this season, against #MCFC, #EFC & #AFC, and sent off a player for the opposing team each time.

And people say we always have the ref on our side

Who was sent off against Arsenal??

Frimpong. Quite rightly as well. Two of those red cards were spot on.

moscowmadeit3 wrote:Martin Atkinson has refereed #LFC 3 times this season, against #MCFC, #EFC & #AFC, and sent off a player for the opposing team each time.

And people say we always have the ref on our side

2 of them weren't red cards imo.

The Rodwell red card though

Scott wrote:

mauro=beast wrote:im watching the replay on fox right now

henderson

downing

Balotelli

This plus Mauro

samiz wrote:The Rodwell red card though

True. The others were just petty from the players themselves.

moscowmadeit3 wrote:Martin Atkinson has refereed #LFC 3 times this season, against #MCFC, #EFC & #AFC, and sent off a player for the opposing team each time.

And people say we always have the ref on our side

Coincidence. Frimpong and Balotelli were both rightfully sent off.

Rodwell one was a freak decision.

Martin Atkinson is actually one of our most hated referees.

ResurrectionRooney wrote:

Scott wrote:Why would it be a red card though? Yellow at most. Especially as it was not deliberate.

If it wasn't deliberate then it wasn't a foul, but I feel it was. It was a red card because it denied a clear goalscoring opportunity.

You have changed your mind from the first day of the season, when Sunderland should have had a red card so make your bloody mind up. That's it anything against Liverpool you go for it, go fuck yourself you tit.