Kenneth Dalglish undermining Respect Campaign

RR is so biased it's untrue. Red card for Carragher? HA.

Scouser_Dave wrote:Again your claims are one sided. Suarez did not go down easily he was pulled down with intent from Richardson to stop him from scoring, why else would he have pulled him down? That has been given as a red card before, why did Dowd see different in that game?

Kenny isn't looking to level decisions out. He wants refs to call the game like they would do in any other match where they see fit to call it down the line. If the FA felt Kenny was making that assumption they would've acted with a ban right away.

The fact that you are using quotes and incidents that have nothing to do with the topic in hand suggest that you are looking to fuel your argument to make it look better. When really it's another incident that has been blown out of proportion by you.

Anyway I off out now. I expect you will sit behind your computer and argue this matter going around in circles as you usually do. Have fun.

Sure, he pulled him down to impede him, the judgement call the referee makes is whether it denied a clear goalscoring opportunity or not, and his conclusion was that it didn't. That sort of decision, if it was down to 'bottling' is as likely to benefit Liverpool as it is to harm you, so how is it not a level playing field? This is a red herring.

So you are saying referees do not call it down the line in Liverpool matches, they treat Liverpool matches different to all the others? Do me a bloody favour.

I am using quotes and incidents which are relevant to the topic at hand, which is how 'classy' Dalglish is, and previous decisions. Which incidents have I brought up which have not been relevant?

Sit down RR, you're done son. You've had a good run.

Dan wrote:Sit down RR, you're done son. You've had a good run.

He's the Torres of the forum, more so than the person that Pip labeled as such. A shadow of the man he used to be. Pity.

Eternal Witcher wrote:

Dan wrote:Sit down RR, you're done son. You've had a good run.

He's the Torres of the forum, more so than the person that Pip labeled as such. A shadow of the man he used to be. Pity.

Was that me?

Eternal Witcher wrote:

Dan wrote:Sit down RR, you're done son. You've had a good run.

He's the Torres of the forum, more so than the person that Pip labeled as such. A shadow of the man he used to be. Pity.

lol

Dan wrote:

Eternal Witcher wrote:

He's the Torres of the forum, more so than the person that Pip labeled as such. A shadow of the man he used to be. Pity.

Was that me?

Yes.

ResurrectionRooney wrote:

Lucas21 wrote:He clearly says Piss off, not fuck off.

Completely different things my friend.

Don't ever fucking question me again when I've already proven my point. Prick.

Quality.

Eternal Witcher wrote:

Dan wrote:

Was that me?

Yes.

Poor old Pip.

Jay wrote:

ResurrectionRooney wrote:

Don't ever fucking question me again when I've already proven my point. Prick.

Quality.

Just seen this

ResurrectionRooney wrote:There was absolutely no fucking way Upson deliberately handled the ball by the way, Kenneth Dalglish is a deluded stupid old man who should shut his mouth, and stop moaning about referees. Carragher should have been sent off as well. It was disgusting to see Suarez trying to intimidate the assistant referee after he made the correct call re: Upson, how that man has the audacity to complain about someone touching the ball with their hand in the box I have no idea.

Delap handled in the box and it should have been a penalty, but the other one was maybe not a penalty when Upson handled. And Dalglish is not a stupid old man, and Carragher should not have been sent off and stop changing your beliefs or the rules, just to be a WUM towards Liverpool its getting boring.

ResurrectionRooney wrote:When Dalglish came in I had a completely open mind when it came to him, I had no preconceived beliefs about him, because I barely remember any of his previous career. There was even a small part of me that felt sorry for him when his first game was being dumped out of the FA Cup at Old Trafford, and an even smaller part of me that wanted him to enjoy a limited amount of success, the fairy tale story of a guy who loves his club coming back and being successful, I'm not completely heartless.

His behaviour since taking over though, his disgusting tactics, his signing of thugs, his constant moaning, his disgraceful abuse of Arsene Wenger, he's just shown himself to be a cunt.

You are a WUM and you are full of bullshit.

Alan wrote:

ResurrectionRooney wrote:There was absolutely no fucking way Upson deliberately handled the ball by the way, Kenneth Dalglish is a deluded stupid old man who should shut his mouth, and stop moaning about referees. Carragher should have been sent off as well. It was disgusting to see Suarez trying to intimidate the assistant referee after he made the correct call re: Upson, how that man has the audacity to complain about someone touching the ball with their hand in the box I have no idea.

Delap handled in the box when it was 0-0 but the other one was not a penalty when Upson handled. And Dalglish is not a stupid old man, and Carragher should not have been sent off and stop changing your beliefs or the rules, just to be a WUM towards Liverpool its getting boring.

Handling the ball isn't against the rules, deliberately handling the ball is, and I find it extremely difficult to believe that Delap deliberately handled the ball in his own area. I do not have the power or authority to change the rules.

ResurrectionRooney wrote:

Alan wrote:

Delap handled in the box when it was 0-0 but the other one was not a penalty when Upson handled. And Dalglish is not a stupid old man, and Carragher should not have been sent off and stop changing your beliefs or the rules, just to be a WUM towards Liverpool its getting boring.

Handling the ball isn't against the rules, deliberately handling the ball is, and I find it extremely difficult to believe that Delap deliberately handled the ball in his own area. I do not have the power or authority to change the rules.

It was a penalty, he had his hand out and seemed to move it towards the ball.

Alan wrote:

ResurrectionRooney wrote:

Handling the ball isn't against the rules, deliberately handling the ball is, and I find it extremely difficult to believe that Delap deliberately handled the ball in his own area. I do not have the power or authority to change the rules.

It was a penalty, he had his hand out and seemed to move it towards the ball.

Answer this question if you would Alan

Do you believe that Rory Delap intentionally handled the ball in the penalty area?

He did yes.

Alan wrote:

ResurrectionRooney wrote:

Handling the ball isn't against the rules, deliberately handling the ball is, and I find it extremely difficult to believe that Delap deliberately handled the ball in his own area. I do not have the power or authority to change the rules.

It was a penalty, he had his hand out and seemed to move it towards the ball.

But wasnt Upson sliding towards the ball?

Sean wrote:

Alan wrote:

It was a penalty, he had his hand out and seemed to move it towards the ball.

But wasnt Upson sliding towards the ball?

We had one of them given against us. We were told it was handball, most probably by RR.

Dan wrote:

Sean wrote:

But wasnt Upson sliding towards the ball?

We had one of them given against us. We were told it was handball, most probably by RR.

I would never tell you that an unintentional handball is a foul.

You say a lot of shit tbh.

What is your opinion on this, RR?

Stoke boss Tony Pulis has admitted Liverpool should have been awarded a penalty in their win over the Reds.

Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish was left fuming with a number of decisions that went against his side at the Britannia Stadium and is considering making a formal complaint to manager of the Professional Game Match Officials Board Mike Riley about the standard of refereeing.

The Reds had two claims for penalties for handball against Rory Delap and Matthew Upson turned down by referee Mark Clattenburg, while Dalglish felt the penalty awarded to Stoke was dubious.

After reviewing some of the incidents, Pulis has conceded Delap's handball in the first half was a definite penalty for the visitors.

Definite penalty

"I think Rory's was a definite penalty looking at it," Pulis told Sky Sports News. "On the day from where I was I thought it wasn't, but Rory's was a definite penalty.

"Matthew Upson's comes off his thigh onto his hand and I don't think it is a penalty.

"I think Rory's was a definite penalty looking at it."

"I can see why he's given the penalty against Jamie [Carragher]. Jon's actually got the wrong side of him defensively and Jamie has pulled him back and whether he pulls him back or doesn't pull him back he is trying to get round him and has his arm around his waist so I can see why the penalty was given.

"Kenny's got to do what he has got to do and I am not going to tell Kenny what to do or I am not going to tell Liverpool Football Club what to do, they have to do what they have to do.

"I spoke to Mike Riley last year on a couple of occasions and Mike was first class.

"We have a procedure to go through and I am sure Kenny will go through the same procedure."

That Anthony Pulis doesn't understand the technicalities of football. Just like a CEO of a company might not understand financial law.

No doubt he will continue to bury his head in the sand and come of with some bullshit conclusion.

ResurrectionRooney wrote:That Anthony Pulis doesn't understand the technicalities of football. Just like a CEO of a company might not understand financial law.

Text book

Kenny meets with refs chief

Liverpool Manager Kenny Dalglish yesterday met with Mike Riley, General Manager of Professional Game Match Officials Ltd, at the Club's Melwood training ground.

Following the meeting, the Reds boss said: "It was good to see Mike and we had an extremely informative and amicable discussion, which has given us all a better understanding of how things operate.

"It's our job to best represent the Club and protect its interests, but we have the utmost respect for the job referees do and have never wanted or asked for any form of preferential treatment, simply a level playing field for everyone.

"We will continue to conduct ourselves in a dignified and respectful manner at all times.

"From our perspective it was certainly worthwhile sitting down together and maybe it's something that should happen more often."

http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/news/latest-news/kenny-meets-with-refs-chief

Puts to bed any conspiracy theory that.

Looks like that's over with then - people who are looking for preferential treatment NEVER say they aren't looking for preferential treatment.

ResurrectionRooney wrote:Looks like that's over with then - people who are looking for preferential treatment NEVER say they aren't looking for preferential treatment.

Not everyone is a cheating cunt like Alex Ferguson. Some managers have honest intentions.

I don't see any honest intentions there. It seems like he is trying to gain some sort of mental advantage in the future.

That's how it seems to me as well Zlatan. Seems like he is backtracking on his previous comments because he realises that he's let something slip. 'Getting a better understanding of how things operate' doesn't seem like a very realistic thing to talk about, I don't understand how a conversation can make a level playing field more likely to exist, it's not going to make referee more competent.

It's also not very dignified to around telling everyone how dignified you are.

RR's arguments in based completely on assumptions of what Kenny might mean, whereas us Liverpool fans are dealing with the facts.