Cheeky Monkey
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- Jul 17, 2003
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Mardy little twat who you'll be pleased to see the back ofHe has recently, terrible today, that’s ‘s why we are letting him go to Madrid!
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[Albion] Liverpool vs Brighton & Hove Albion *** Official Match Thread ***
- Thread starter Dick Head
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Oh do behave. Perhaps just support for a change. Imagine on the back of that result the one scapegoat is Wieffer. Ridiculous and tragic.
BBassic
I changed this.
- Jul 28, 2011
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I'm sure Danny Ings was involved as well. I just need to prove it.
BN41Albion
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- Oct 1, 2017
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Fair enough - the 'famous' atmosphere is mostly shyte like everywhere in the UK most of the time, but you can't deny the real scousers are generally pretty passionate about their football club. f*** the plastics though
seagullsovergrimsby
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The ref had a Liverpool bias , which normally happens at Anfield. The bindippers should have been 2 nil down in the first half.
GrizzlingGammon
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- Dec 15, 2018
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Is it me, or have we suddenly got more fans who are former Premier League managers?
Exactly. How on earth is FH responsible for us conceding two quick goals against the best team in the country.
macbeth
Dismembered
not his fault but why not have a pop anyway just because, am i right?
NorthstandRacoon
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Why would anyone go to the gym in the middle of Brighton playing Liverpool?
Because I have a life outside of football and NSC
Forster's Armband
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Yeah, you're right lets not give him any space to develop as a coach! We have a whole host of new players, he's new to the league we've lost 2 games (away to Liverpool and Chelsea). I am frustrated we threw away the lead but to be negative about him after 10 games is silly. You mention Forest but they've had an easier first 10 than us. The only teams they've played of note are Liverpool, Chelsea, and Newcastle. We've had Liverpool, Arsenal, Newcastle, Man United, Spurs and Chelsea. He's doing a good job, there's obviously room for improvement (I think he needed to have got Wieffer or Baleba on before they scored when It was clear they were on top) but he is learning and I am pretty confident with Matt O'Riley, Joao Pedro, Dunk, Minteh, Milner and March to come back he can get us into Europe.
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Seems like we are back to being plucky under RDZ with a fit squad we were a threat
Ah well. Very good performance and a lot of encouragement. Thought the homer ref helped Liverpool build the pressure significantly by giving almost every 50-50 as a free kick against us.
Would love to see some offside lines on the equaliser. Nunez definitely made a movement at the ball which deceived Bart. If he WAS in an offside position when Gakpo crossed it and that's not deemed to be offside, then the law is officially a joke. A replay of the challenge on Gruda would have been nice too. Not because it particularly looked like a foul, just because it would be the norm in that scenario. Amazing how two of the quickest VAR checks ever just happen to occur when it's one of the title favourites at home.
Edit: As mentioned later, have seen a video from the stand showing Nunez was clearly onside regardless. Easy enough to tell from the lines on the pitch.
Would love to see some offside lines on the equaliser. Nunez definitely made a movement at the ball which deceived Bart. If he WAS in an offside position when Gakpo crossed it and that's not deemed to be offside, then the law is officially a joke. A replay of the challenge on Gruda would have been nice too. Not because it particularly looked like a foul, just because it would be the norm in that scenario. Amazing how two of the quickest VAR checks ever just happen to occur when it's one of the title favourites at home.
Edit: As mentioned later, have seen a video from the stand showing Nunez was clearly onside regardless. Easy enough to tell from the lines on the pitch.
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Thought our performance was good overall. The referee's performance was awful on the other hand.
Great start - shit end.
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theonesmith
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- Oct 27, 2008
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I'm not blaming the ref as such, but the decisions that went for Liverpool early in the second half contributed to the swing in momentum.
NorthstandRacoon
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This for what I saw.
- Nov 15, 2006
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He should have made subs earlier, it was blindingly obvious that Liverpool were getting on top, with the ref’s help before the first goal. Not hindsight, I was screaming for subs before the goal. Ayari especially and hoped Baleba would be brought on
NorthstandRacoon
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Oh well, I felt we were fabulous today. Few teams will give Liverpool that sort of game (they look like they’re going to really challenge City for the title). Both teams were remarkably positive and composed throughout and the game could’ve gone either way at any point.
In a perfect world we go in 2-0 up at half-time but we could’ve also gone in 2-1 down (ball hitting Veltman on line and great Bart save).
I think Tony Harrington’s bizarre second half performance led to the game becoming too frantic with decisions absolutely favouring Liverpool and it probably meant we lost the ability to control the game. Not much more we could’ve done for me.
In a perfect world we go in 2-0 up at half-time but we could’ve also gone in 2-1 down (ball hitting Veltman on line and great Bart save).
I think Tony Harrington’s bizarre second half performance led to the game becoming too frantic with decisions absolutely favouring Liverpool and it probably meant we lost the ability to control the game. Not much more we could’ve done for me.
Man Utd are the second most successful club, and they’re a shit club with **** fans too.
I just hate them marginally less than Liverpool.