Liverpool v Everton FA Cup Replay

kida

kaisersose77 wrote: »

My god an awful lot of liverpool fans on here are sore losers. If you didnt even know anything about soccer and just read this forum, you'd hate liverpool.

Not just that, but the ones I Know do their own job :-)

Dubliner28

My god an awful lot of liverpool fans on here are sore losers

True !!!!

Bitter Bitter club from top to bottom

Mr Alan

Dubliner28 wrote: »

My god an awful lot of liverpool fans on here are sore losers

True !!!!

Bitter Bitter club from top to bottom

wat have Liverpool got to be bitter about?!

the vast majority of Liverpool fans have said "fair play" in regards to last night & the win for yous.

you should check out your own clubs reaction to defeats if you wanna know what bitter is like.

Mitch Connor

Mr Alan wrote: »

wat have Liverpool got to be bitter about?!

the vast majority of Liverpool fans have said "fair play" in regards to last night & the win for yous.

And followed it up with things like "we didn't want to win it anyway", and "this is the highlight of your season"

Mr Alan

Mitch Connor wrote: »

"we didn't want to win it anyway""

whoever said that is an idiot.

Mitch Connor wrote: »

and "this is the highlight of your season"

well, thats true.

Mitch Connor

Mr Alan wrote: »

well, thats true.

Only if they don't qualify for Europe, or don't get to the FA Cup final, both of which they can still do, so it is a patronising and bitter comment.

mike65

And yet again a Liverpool v other (but not Manchester United) thread gets derailed by Mancs.

Macker1

I would disagree that LFC fans are sore losers. I for one realise that you win some lose some. I wish Everton the best of luck in the competition going forward. Its bull**** to say that we didn't want to win it but the silver lining in this cloud is that Rafa and the boys can concentrate on the Premiership and Champions League

Mitch Connor

mike65 wrote: »

And yet again a Liverpool v other (but not Manchester United) thread gets derailed by Mancs.

lol - derailed, what are you talking about?

mike65

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0qUx3RPdlcM

K-9

Macker1 wrote: »

I would disagree that LFC fans are sore losers. I for one realise that you win some lose some. I wish Everton the best of luck in the competition going forward. Its bull**** to say that we didn't want to win it but the silver lining in this cloud is that Rafa and the boys can concentrate on the Premiership and Champions League

Completely Agreed. I think in the long run it will be a good thing.

Ronan|Raven

Had to laugh at the socks on the pitch.

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that video is really strange Mike.

Mine only cut off, went to the people drinking coffee, then back to the game. No tic-tacs, no car ad.

I was back in time to see the ball being played out for the cross before the goal.

NTL + dodge for me

Mitch Connor

Des wrote: »

that video is really strange Mike.

Mine only cut off, went to the people drinking coffee, then back to the game. No tic-tacs, no car ad.

I was back in time to see the ball being played out for the cross before the goal.

NTL + dodge for me

i was watching it on Sky Digital, on ITV (tuned in) and I missed from the moment it cut out to gosling celebrating on the sideline with the Everton players.

Spud83

Mitch Connor wrote: »

i was watching it on Sky Digital, on ITV (tuned in) and I missed from the moment it cut out to gosling celebrating on the sideline with the Everton players.

This is where the problem is I believe.

ITV messed up by going to an ad.

UTV cut off the ad and returned to the game before the goal.

mike65

I was flicking back and forth between ITV and Setanta and I must have been with the latter cos there was no disruption at all (aparently the picture starting breaking up for everyone on ITV in Britain even though some saw the goal itself).

ITV are a shower.

Dubliner28

Ronan|Raven wrote: »

Had to laugh at the socks on the pitch.

Why

Ronan|Raven

Kirkby sock robbers, one way to wind up their derby rivals, Everton fans got the last laugh though.

craiginireland

mike65 wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0qUx3RPdlcM

Ha I'm glad i watched it on Setanta!!

busted flush

craiginireland wrote: »

Ha I'm glad i watched it on Setanta!!

me too.

craiginireland

For those who haven't seen the goal:

http://www.evertonfc.com/news/archive/watch-gosling-s-goal-free.html

The two fans celebrating are hillarious.....

riflehunter77

craiginireland wrote: »

Ha I'm glad i watched it on Setanta!!

ITV boss sorry over missed goal

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/7871844.stm

YDMHSSB

craiginireland wrote: »

The two fans celebrating are hillarious.....

in all fairness ud be the same with a camera stuck in your face celebrating a 117th minute goal against liverpool!

craiginireland

YDMHSSB wrote: »

in all fairness ud be the same with a camera stuck in your face celebrating a 117th minute goal against liverpool!

True enough!

monkey9

What's all this sh!t about Liverpool fans being sore losers??? First of all, losing isn't nice, so it's not going be all roses. But plenty of comments on here have said fair play to Everton and great finish for the goal.
Go have a look at the Merseyside derby league thread and compare it to this.
The fact is, we're disappointed. Hate getting knocked out, especially to the bitters. But honestly, i reckon most Liverpool supporters are over it. Trust me, i was more gutted with the last minute goal in the league game than i was last night.
Bitterness? This thread has has had things like 'Everton's cup final', 'sure Villa will beat them and knock them out in the next round'.
League thread was all about Liverpool being a joke, the laughing stock of the Premier League, Rafa is a clown, he's cracking up, you'll win nothing, won't even finish top four, Villa and Everton will finish above you's. blah blah blah. That's bitterness!
You look at the sh!te that get's posted in threads involving Liverpool, especially when points are dropped or matches are lost and i reckon most Liverpool fans have behaved reasonable in this thread, considering!!

YDMHSSB

monkey9 wrote: »

What's all this sh!t about Liverpool fans being sore losers???

i think mr alan has alot to answer on this:D:D:D

SlickRic

Mitch Connor wrote: »

And followed it up with things like "we didn't want to win it anyway", and "this is the highlight of your season"

i think maybe one fan said 'this is the highlight of your season'.

i don't think any, maybe one, said we didn't want to win it.

the vast majority have said fair play to everton. The vast majority have tried to keep things in perspective by saying we still have plenty to play for, rather than licking our wounds for days, while expressing extreme disappointment at the result.

there are always going to be one or two hysterical ones, you can't do anything about that. but please at least respect the bulk of fans who seem to have in fact been dignified in their analysis of the game, and make your comments based on that fact.

premierstone

monkey9 wrote: »

Liverpool being a joke, the laughing stock of the Premier League, Rafa is a clown, he's cracking up, you'll win nothing, won't even finish top four, Villa and Everton will finish above you's. blah blah blah. That's FACT

FYP

Melion

What have i missed?

LuckyLloyd

Ok, this thread has largely gotten away from discussion about the game and is instead mostly dealing with the overall situation Liverpool are finding themselves in for this season and other things which have little to do with the match itself. It has run it's course.

Can I just say congratulations to Everton for a very gritty display over the two legs. They may have rode their luck to some extent at Anfield - but they defended heroically and scraped it back to Goodison. And when Lucas went off last night they really pushed on and were actively trying to decide things before a shootout. The goal to win it was with the run of play, and thoroughly deserved. Must have been a great moment for Gosling. Best of luck to ye in the next round and with the rest of the competition / season.

From a Liverpool perspective, I am pleased with the effort and application of the players - particularly following the sending off. I think Lucas will learn from these last couple of weeks - and the reality is that our remaining schedule will be lighter due to the lack of FA Cup commitments. But saying that doesn't mean we didn't want to go through or that losing the game doesn't hurt - a quick look at the team put out by Benitez over the two legs and the application of the players last night proves that to be the case.

Everton were worthy winners on the night.