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by **freddies dead** » Tue Apr 14, 2009 11:03 pm

JoeTerp wrote:I don't think you can BLAME the ref for why we didn't go through

is right

by **RedBlood** » Tue Apr 14, 2009 11:03 pm

the sad thing is these people come on here and pretend to be fans and talk shi.t just to wind us up

in no circumstances would i every pretend to be a bluenose a manc a chelski or any other type of fan
i couldnt do it even on a wind up

by **LiverpoolMadman** » Tue Apr 14, 2009 11:04 pm

fivecups wrote:I actually don't think Reina was to blame for their first goal. When I saw it for the first time I didn't realise Drogba got a touch and I thought Pepe just spilled it into his own net. When I saw the replays I realised Drogba got a touch - it was actually superb play from Drogba to reach it and divert it into the left hand corner of Pepe's goal. I need to see it again but I don't Reina had any time to react to the change of direction of the ball.

Nope .. that was a "school boy error". He should close the gap ...

by **GYBS** » Tue Apr 14, 2009 11:04 pm

filcombesacant wrote:
GYBS wrote:
filcombesacant wrote:
GYBS wrote:yes he is a wum and another non liverpool fan just like last week - why was someone allowed to register today after what happened last wed ?!?

is this RAWK ?
agree with the lads who post most or your a WUM ?
how many games you been to this season ? watch the game again some of you and wise up

been to plenty thanks .

lol

something funny ?

by **SoppMeister** » Tue Apr 14, 2009 11:05 pm

As emotionally draining as football matches go.

Getting to 2-0 in the first half exceeded my highest expectations. Shame that half time gave them a chance to get their heads together. In all honesty though, for some reason I don't feel as bad as I thought. This was such a huge task, and we gave it our all. Fans were superb too. The Chelsea side we've faced over the past week is not the same one we beat twice this season, they've been given a new lease of confidence and are back to their best.

Going out of the Champions League gives me such a horrible feeling, especially to that lot of plastic, diving cockneys. However there is a huge positive here. Let them and the Mancs juggle their priorities whilst we focus on the one we all really wanted at the start of the season.

by **JC_81** » Tue Apr 14, 2009 11:07 pm

fivecups wrote:I actually don't think Reina was to blame for their first goal. When I saw it for the first time I didn't realise Drogba got a touch and I thought Pepe just spilled it into his own net. When I saw the replays I realised Drogba got a touch - it was actually superb play from Drogba to reach it and divert it into the left hand corner of Pepe's goal. I need to see it again but I don't Reina had any time to react to the change of direction of the ball.

It's still his fault mate. You can't be beaten at your near post from that position. He lost concentration. Not like him either.

by **burjennio** » Tue Apr 14, 2009 11:07 pm

JoeTerp wrote:I don't think you can BLAME the ref for why we didn't go through but I think that Chelsea did get the advantage on a LOT of little things and the amount of time added on was way short of what it should have been

joe i think that chelsea used the ref to their advantage big time in the 2nd half to win very disputable fouls in dangerous areas, 1 they even scored from. But for me this stop/start tactic negated Liverpools control of the game. And honestly, for Chelseas last goal Drogba PLOUGHED into the back of his marker (cant recall I think it was Carra or Arby) and somehow they won a throw, which they scored from. So in my eyes he made a major difference.

And yes he gave a penalty but it seemed from the moment he did we couldnt get a whistle in our favour

by **Thingy** » Tue Apr 14, 2009 11:08 pm

I absolutely love this football club. Seriously cant fault the lads in any way. The gulf in class between the 2 sides tonight was visable for all the world to see. Chelsea's fake flags, fake fans. Clive Tilsley summed it up perfectly, something along the lines of " Chelsea put flags on the seats for there fans tonight, Liverpool dont need them, they bring there own." Fabulous. Seriously i dont feel hardly a sense of bitterness, becasue this clubs made me more proud than i thought was possible tonight.

by **only me** » Tue Apr 14, 2009 11:08 pm

Set aside we are all "experts" after the fact a - how come going into a game when you KNOW you must score 3 goals at least with only 3 natural attacking players (torres/yossi/Kuyt) a reasonable tactic?

How is it reasonable that after leading 2 up at half time and you MUST score another and it's not as all the players are having their game of their lifes you don't change a thing?

F*ck it let's take the premiership.

by **GYBS** » Tue Apr 14, 2009 11:09 pm

great post thingy

by **banana** » Tue Apr 14, 2009 11:09 pm

RedBlood wrote:
john craig wrote:
RedBlood wrote:THE REF WAS SHOCKING TONIGHT AND LET CHELSEA BACK INTO THE GAME WITH SOME VERY BAD DECISSIONS, DID ANYBODY NOTICE CHELSEAS LAST GOAL CAME AFTER DROGBA PUSHED LUCAS WHILST HE WENT UP TO WIN THE HEADER IT WAS A BLATANT FOUL AND THE REF DID NOTHING WHEN CHELSEA PLAYERS HAD BEEN LITERALLY THROWING THEMSELVES TO THE FLOOR ALL GAME AND GETTING REWARDS INCLUDING THERE SECOND GOAL
THE LADS DID WELL TONIGHT AND WERE VERY UNLUCKY THEY HAD A GUTLESS REF PLAYING AGAINST THEM, CHELSEA SHOWED JUST WHY EVERYBODY HATES THEM, THEY ARE A CHEAT TEAM AND DONT CARE HOW THEY WIN
DROGBA FOR ME HAS EDGED AHEAD OF RONALDO IN PLAYERS I HATE THE MOST

PS JUT NOTICED IM WRITTING IN CAPS BUT IM TOO AND TOO GUTTED TO CHANGE IT

You can't seriously blame the ref for this can you??

Yes he was a frustrating ref, but equally for both sides. He let absolutely no contact go without a free kick. Can you honestly say that the penalty was a clear penalty? By the letter of the law it should be, but you have to be extremely lucky to have one of those given.

He was a poor ref but overall I don't think it benefitted either side, things evened out.

the pen we won was stone wall ivanovic had xabi in a headlock for the penalty the ref gave free kicks left right and centre the only difference was our players were fouled and chelsea players were diving to the floor like they had been shot
believe me im not the type to look for excuses if were outplayed fair enough but the ref was a joke tonight and chelsea won alot more undeserved free kicks then us nobody that watched the game can doubt that and a few of them were very costly

The referee gave them 3 goals by his mistakes. That is the truth.

by **GYBS** » Tue Apr 14, 2009 11:10 pm

only me wrote:Set aside we are all "experts" after the fact a - how come going into a game when you KNOW you must score 3 goals at least with only 3 natural attacking players (torres/yossi/Kuyt) a reasonable tactic?

How is it reasonable that after leading 2 up at half time and you MUST score another and it's not as all the players are having their game of their lifes you don't change a thing?

F*ck it let's take the premiership.

because what other attacking on form players could he off played ?

why change things at half time when we had already scored two in the first half and where controlling the game ?

by **RedBlood** » Tue Apr 14, 2009 11:11 pm

john craig wrote:
fivecups wrote:I actually don't think Reina was to blame for their first goal. When I saw it for the first time I didn't realise Drogba got a touch and I thought Pepe just spilled it into his own net. When I saw the replays I realised Drogba got a touch - it was actually superb play from Drogba to reach it and divert it into the left hand corner of Pepe's goal. I need to see it again but I don't Reina had any time to react to the change of direction of the ball.

It's still his fault mate. You can't be beaten at your near post from that position. He lost concentration. Not like him either.

i agree reina made a big mistake for us tonight and i thought he could have done better for the free kick, but hes been brilliant for us since he signed and i still rate him as one of the worlds best

by **Kharhaz** » Tue Apr 14, 2009 11:12 pm

Thingy wrote:I absolutely love this football club. Seriously cant fault the lads in any way. The gulf in class between the 2 sides tonight was visable for all the world to see. Chelsea's fake flags, fake fans. Clive Tilsley summed it up perfectly, something along the lines of " Chelsea put flags on the seats for there fans tonight, Liverpool dont need them, they bring there own." Fabulous. Seriously i dont feel hardly a sense of bitterness, becasue this clubs made me more proud than i thought was possible tonight.

I mentioned that a few pages back, he said "The club put out free flags for the fans to show their support" then the camera panned onto the liverpool fans and he said " they dont need them, they bring there own atmosphere"

ok need a buttrock....... :buttrock

there you go

by **burjennio** » Tue Apr 14, 2009 11:14 pm

only me wrote:Set aside we are all "experts" after the fact a - how come going into a game when you KNOW you must score 3 goals at least with only 3 natural attacking players (torres/yossi/Kuyt) a reasonable tactic?

How is it reasonable that after leading 2 up at half time and you MUST score another and it's not as all the players are having their game of their lifes you don't change a thing?

F*ck it let's take the premiership.

football doesnt work like that mate, you have to take control in midfield before you can score goals or you just end up playing 70yard hit n hopes for 90mins. Rafa got this spot on, though I think Mascherano being back in the side contributed greatly in this and as we dominated position we created chances and scored 2 goals in a very lopsided 1st half. I understand where you are coming in thinking Babel would have been a better offensive option but the truth is the guy has been medicore all season, where Benny has been 1 of our best performers in the last 2 months.

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