Liverpool are awful

Cherki is silky. Always got a bit of magic up his sleeve.

Edited April 19Apr 19 by deeane Koontz

42 minutes ago, deeane Koontz said:

Cherki is silky. Always got a bit of magic up his sleeve.

Our fans would be moaning at him for not tracking back. 

Gabriel is one horrible cunt, should have seen red for that

No idea why it wasn't a red.

Aye. Clear red

At least England will have a decent left back this summer. He's class. Proper composed 

4 minutes ago, tshape said:

No idea why it wasn't a red.

Ref bottled it, no help from VAR  either

Arsenal could do with ACD or Ibby here.

Bottlers

Them not sending Gabriel off is so bizarre, Bernardo will be a huge loss to City after this season

42 minutes ago, Arrested development said:

Our fans would be moaning at him for not tracking back. 

City were also wide open at times.

Chance you take between keeping it tighter, and being more inventive up top.

4 hours ago, Didledee said:

Them not sending Gabriel off is so bizarre, Bernardo will be a huge loss to City after this season

That's never a headbutt. I'd call it a head push. Yellow card was right imo.

1 hour ago, ianofcleveleys said:

Some of this is less about the player, more about the manager, repeatedly asking people to do things that aren't their skill set. 

Gale did ok first half, one great cross Dalby should have converted, but generally couldn't get on top of Sorensen. It was clear as day him and GJ (another being asked to play out of position) were a big risk, Sorensen and Harness were all over them. SS should have seen it and been decisive, however pissed off Gale might have been. 

 

14 hours ago, Duck Egg said:

Same as them who leave early!

After Max sky'ed that 'cross' into the North upper on 99 minutes, I presumed the ref would blow as soon as they took the goal kick. We always stay til the end anyway but wanted to applaud them at the end for their brave efforts.

Their guy then runs it into the corner before losing it and I'm thinking, "he'll blow as soon as Bonham boots this up".  He doesn't. On the clips on Twitter you can see folk leaving the lower East as Sissoko plays it up to ACD! 

The bedlam that followed will stay with me forever 😀

Yes, the biggest catalyst for folk to leave was Conway's cross into row Z, that definitely felt like the moment it was over, and as much as we'd done well to battle upto that point, our delivery and crossing was abysmal, correct me if I'm wrong did we ever get a sniff of even a half chance in the last 10 minutes?  That cross and that pass from Cissoko to ACD that should have set him away down the right but he just couldn't execute was typical, it was so frustrating.

Then the goal completely out of the blue.  Bedlam, and we've been so lucky to have that moment so many times this season, its ridiculous.  Lincoln, Cardiff, Wycombe, Huddersfield twice to name the main 5, those moments would normally span about 5 seasons.  Surely no other club in the country has had those moments this season and decent teams like Huddersfield have been on the wrong side of them several times, we haven't had it happen to us once which adds to the freakish nature of this season.

8 minutes ago, Alf Hartigan said:

That's never a headbutt. I'd call it a head push. Yellow card was right imo.

Yes, its only a sending off in a world where you get sent off for touching someone's hair.

He's a good referee is Anthony Taylor and fair play by VAR to stick by his decision. If it even went to VAR that is, which I presume it did. I still don't want VAR but can't help but feel we'd have benefited from it this season. Then again, most teams fans would say the same 😀

9 hours ago, Alf Hartigan said:

He's a good referee is Anthony Taylor and fair play by VAR to stick by his decision. If it even went to VAR that is, which I presume it did. I still don't want VAR but can't help but feel we'd have benefited from it this season. Then again, most teams fans would say the same 😀

I think they said after the match that VAR determined it was a "head push", or similar, rather than a headbutt, which is fair enough but it's not a decision that's normally taken in those circumstances

Great game. They are bottlers but were unlucky to lose.

Doesn't often happen but I'm all footballed out after that weekend. Square eyes.

Our six goal thriller, Villa game, City v Arsenal, scouse derby and then Boca - River.

2 hours ago, bolty58 said:

Great game. They are bottlers but were unlucky to lose.

Doesn't often happen but I'm all footballed out after that weekend. Square eyes.

Our six goal thriller, Villa game, City v Arsenal, scouse derby and then Boca - River.

It tends to be feast or famine doesn't it.  From the drudgery of international weekends, to the wall to wall interesting/exciting (not all) matches from Friday night to Sunday evening.

A quiet Monday for football fans (except West Ham) to clear their heads before the big push of the next 2 weekends! 

No Cogley for Stockport tonight- saying only one fit defender

So a draw would suit us best, failing that a Bradford win? Which would mean Plymouth can't catch us &  guarantees us a play off place.

I think.

Edited April 21Apr 21 by Burndens Bogs

Bradford are without Sarcevic, Pointon and Tyreik Wright tonight, probably their 3 most influential players.

Meanwhile Stockport's XI includes about 5 forwards. 

Will be interesting.

Luton and Plymouth take early leads

6 minutes ago, jmjhb said:

Luton and Plymouth take early leads

Don’t want Luton to win by a few goals; both them and Plymouth can catch us

2 minutes ago, RUREADY2ROLL said:

Don’t want Luton to win by a few goals; both them and Plymouth can catch us

Bradford should be far more worried than us