Liverpool are awful

1 hour ago, gonzo said:

Oh it got better 

 

 

bloke trying to split it up with pint in his hand was nice to see

8 hours ago, bolty58 said:

FFS, I've seen teams implode from far better positions than Lincolns (or Cardiffs for that matter).

We have 45 points to play for. Forty fucking five!!!!

You chuck in the towel if you want to. That's what negheads do.

I still think we could be champions.

Only got to look at Coventry in championship. 

They looked home and hosed a couple months back . Boro go top tonight if they win. Ipswich and hull in 3rd and 4th are only 5 points off top.

Loads for points to play for and plenty of water to flow under plenty of bridges before end of season. 

Automatics are well within reach.

relegation battle is becoming fascinating in our league, vale have gone, after that any 3 from poss 12 still a chance of going 

7 minutes ago, L/H White said:

relegation battle is becoming fascinating in our league, vale have gone, after that any 3 from poss 12 still a chance of going 

Vale aren't in the Prem?

Why am I watching a SSN debate about whether Eddie Howe should go 

With 2 CL campaigns in 3 years ago a trophy they're as good as they've ever been in a league that's more competitive than it's ever been

They're just on a bad run 

And now they're onto Brighton 

Seems mid table is not enough 

3 hours ago, gonzo said:

Oh it got better 

 

 

Tremendous 

14 minutes ago, Zico said:

And now they're onto Brighton 

Seems mid table is not enough 

They've reached that same patch we did, folk bored with midtable mediocrity and forgetting who they are.

Their fun in the sun will come to an end one day.

5 hours ago, gonzo said:

They've reached that same patch we did, folk bored with midtable mediocrity and forgetting who they are.

Their fun in the sun will come to an end one day.

Diminishing returns after a long-serving manager. Look at Wolves. Actually thought it would happen at Brentford

Edited February 9Feb 9 by jmjhb

2 hours ago, L/H White said:

relegation battle is becoming fascinating in our league, vale have gone, after that any 3 from poss 12 still a chance of going 

Only 2 teams that matter…

Would love to put a full league between us next season and then smash one in the cup.

i see that poisonous cow has been at it again, she never fails does eni

13 minutes ago, L/H White said:

i see that poisonous cow has been at it again, she never fails does eni

She's a fuckin dick. 

Just now, gonzo said:

She's a fuckin dick. 

laura woods gone in on her today

6 minutes ago, L/H White said:

laura woods gone in on her today

I'd like go in on Laura Woods

17 minutes ago, gonzo said:

I'd like go in on Laura Woods

Corrected it for you.

2 hours ago, jmjhb said:

Diminishing returns after a long-srrving manager. Look at Wolves. Actually thought it would happen at Brentford

So did nearly everyone, fans and pundits.  How annoying is it seeing Andrews cutting it as a premier league manager?

On one hand, he's lucky to have the job because he only got it as the cheap option from within after being their set piece coach - he never had to go and prove himself in the EFL or abroad first.

On the other it shows how much nonsense there is about having to appoint fancy managers with foreign names, if he was a relatively unknown brought in from abroad like Bournemouth and Brighton's managers he'd be on the shortlist for Spurs and Newcastle jobs by now.

Eni on talksport tomorrow with Jordan apparently 

That won't go well for her 

4 hours ago, gonzo said:

They've reached that same patch we did, folk bored with midtable mediocrity and forgetting who they are.

Their fun in the sun will come to an end one day.

100% that 

1 hour ago, L/H White said:

Eni on talksport tomorrow with Jordan apparently 

That won't go well for her 

Can't tell if she's a massive thicko or has a public humiliation fetish. Possibly both. 

Would like to see Wrighty doing a flying headbutt on her.

 

22 hours ago, ZiggyStardust said:

The only way the goal stands is it they now start giving advantage to the player commiting a foul.

If Haaland doesnt pull the liverpool player back, the ball doesnt go in, and its a red.

If the ball went in, without Haaland pulling him back, its a goal and no red.

Its unseemly, but its the only, and the correct, decision.

Whilst all this is technically correct, if the ref had shown common sense and given the goal, then no one would have bothered, indeed they would have applauded him for over ruling VAR.

I doubt very much any repercussions would have come the ref's way neither.

5 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Whilst all this is technically correct, if the ref had shown common sense and given the goal, then no one would have bothered, indeed they would have applauded him for over ruling VAR.

I doubt very much any repercussions would have come the ref's way neither.

You can't have a ref just deciding what is "common sense" when he feels like it, and VAR makes that more unlikely anyway.

15 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

I doubt very much any repercussions would have come the ref's way neither.

He would've been bollocked by his bosses and most probably demoted to the Championship next weekend.

8 minutes ago, Winchester White said:

You can't have a ref just deciding what is "common sense" when he feels like it, and VAR makes that more unlikely anyway.

You can if he so chooses.

We had a ref making his Premier league debut the other day, and over ruling VAR after they had asked him to take a look at the screen.

He ultimately makes the decision, not those in a studio.

It's up the the PGMOL or whoever is in charge to assess the ref's performance later.

As others have said, no one would have bothered one iota had he just allowed the goal to stand.

2 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Whilst all this is technically correct, if the ref had shown common sense and given the goal, then no one would have bothered, indeed they would have applauded him for over ruling VAR.

I doubt very much any repercussions would have come the ref's way neither.

You think he should just ignore a blatant foul by Haaland, and then give him an advantage ?

An that then there would be no repurcussions ? 

Are we really at the point where people are suggesting that officials should ignore the laws of the game sometimes because it is only for a trivial thing such as a goal counting or not ?

The common sense he shosed was that once the foul was highlighted to him (don't forget he initially gave the goal) was to properly disallow the goal, and then show the Liverpool player the red card.

I think people forget that its a sport, with rules, rather than entertainment.

 

 

Just now, DazBob said:

He would've been bollocked by his bosses and most probably demoted to the Championship next weekend.

Maybe, but I doubt it very much. Fans and the football world would, in general, have backed him.