Liverpool vs. Arsenal 13/12/09 (MOD NOTE: #119 and OP)

mayordenis · 13-12-2009 6:08pm

wandatowell wrote: »

the pool deserve the lead but its really frustrating handing them a goal the way we did.

agreed there's something I don't like about us being ahead by a mistake you guys made Torres' chance early on would of made be feel way better.

Harpy · 13-12-2009 6:09pm

BumbleBee123 wrote: »

From BBC Website

"Dirk Kuyt may not be everyone's cup of tea, but when he scores it is generally good news for Liverpool. In the five matches he has scored this season Liverpool have won all of them and their aggregate score is 14-2"

does that aggregate score mean that in every match kuyt scored they've scored a total of 14 goals and only conceded 2?

mayordenis · 13-12-2009 6:09pm

Ahh very very unlucky

ilovelamp2000 · 13-12-2009 6:09pm

OOps

Glico Man · 13-12-2009 6:10pm

Balls

Jako8 · 13-12-2009 6:10pm

****!

Deeper Blue · 13-12-2009 6:10pm

Yes!!!!!!

amacachi · 13-12-2009 6:10pm

Get in!

:D:D:D:D:D

Who needs strikers when the opposition will do it for ya? :pac:

Spiritoftheseventies · 13-12-2009 6:10pm

Rosco1982 wrote: »

The rules are clear. The location of the ball is irrelevant.

explanation for penalty. To follow own goal. Sh**te
http://en.allexperts.com/e/p/pe/penalty_kick.htm

Award
A penalty kick may be awarded when a defending player commits a foul punishable by a direct free kick (a so-called penal foul) against an opponent, within their own penalty area (commonly known as "the box" or "18 yard box"). Note that it is the location of the offence — and not the position of the ball — that defines whether a foul is punishable by a penalty kick or direct free kick, provided the ball is in play.

As penalty kicks so often result in a goal, referees' desisions to award or not are frequently subject to elevated levels of protest from both teams, as well as intense scrutiny afterwards. Though frowned upon, players may try to influence this decision; it is not uncommon for attacking players to go to ground at minimal contact from defenders, or even to "dive" theatrically without a single touch occurring. A blantant attempt at "simulation" warrants a yellow card.

monkey9 · 13-12-2009 6:10pm

wandatowell wrote: »

the pool deserve the lead but its really frustrating handing them a goal the way we did.

Now i know how you feel

Kev_ps3 · 13-12-2009 6:10pm

Nice1:D

Redzer7 · 13-12-2009 6:10pm

Just need a few more now,
C'mon Arsenal

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Joeyjoejoe43 · 13-12-2009 6:10pm

We'll take that, yup outa that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Game on!!!!!!!!!

Kess73 · 13-12-2009 6:10pm

wandatowell wrote: »

the pool deserve the lead but its really frustrating handing them a goal the way we did.

We just returned the favour.

OPENROAD · 13-12-2009 6:10pm

Get In

:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D

NukaCola · 13-12-2009 6:10pm

Harpy wrote: »

does that aggregate score mean that in every match kuyt scored they've scored a total of 14 goals and only conceded 2?

Yea...

Mossy Monk · 13-12-2009 6:11pm

YEAH JOHNSON YOU BEAUTY!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Xavi6 · 13-12-2009 6:11pm

Oh no

Holsten · 13-12-2009 6:11pm

Ah this seasons luck strikes again!

JOKE!

Mr.Nice Guy · 13-12-2009 6:11pm

LOL at Johnson. Comical.

Frisbee · 13-12-2009 6:11pm

I'll take it

ctrl-alt-delete · 13-12-2009 6:11pm

2 goals both full of fortune,

how do Liverpool deal with this.

Sully · 13-12-2009 6:11pm

Ah gwan Arsenal. Thats what I like to see

mayordenis · 13-12-2009 6:11pm

Kess73 wrote: »

We just returned the favour.

with interest didn't even ask them to finish it.

Xavi6 · 13-12-2009 6:12pm

Well we all know Johnso has an eye for goal :pac:

leninbenjamin · 13-12-2009 6:12pm

copacetic wrote: »

There is no 'advantage to lose' in the rules, technically or otherwise. A foul is a foul, if the ball is gone, it's just a late foul.

There is no single class of foul though. If my memory serves, it depends on what type of foul occurred. If it was a deliberate kick to the player then there can be no complaints, but this is in some ways more a case of obstruction.

I'm not saying it shouldn't have been given (it really was an awful tackle), all I'm saying is that the rules aren't as clear cut as people make them out to be. The referee has a huge amount of discretion (for example half of the rule book is simply 'guidelines' for the ref on how he arrives at his decision).

ilovelamp2000 · 13-12-2009 6:12pm

Holsten wrote: »

Ah this seasons luck strikes again!

JOKE!

Luck would explain the odd **** up, It doesn't explain the amount we've had.

jaykay74 · 13-12-2009 6:13pm

lol doesn't usually follow laughing out loud but this time it does

Soby · 13-12-2009 6:13pm

jesus terrible kick out

NukaCola · 13-12-2009 6:13pm

Game opening up...

Glico Man · 13-12-2009 6:15pm

Gwan Masch take him out of it

Ill take the ff hit on points

Joeyjoejoe43 · 13-12-2009 6:15pm

There'll be a sending off in this game.. Maybe Masch

Spiritoftheseventies · 13-12-2009 6:16pm

any sign of aquilani warming up?

mink_man · 13-12-2009 6:17pm

told ye arsenal would score

Redzer7 · 13-12-2009 6:17pm

aaronh007 wrote: »

Gwan Masch take him out of it

Ill take the ff hit on points

So this is how football is these days?
Phetethic asking for someone to be injured just so you can have a better chance of winning a football match.

p.pete · 13-12-2009 6:17pm

leninbenjamin wrote: »

There is no single class of foul though. If my memory serves, it depends on what type of foul occurred. If it was a deliberate kick to the player then there can be no complaints, but this is in some ways more a case of obstruction.

I'm not saying it shouldn't have been given (it really was an awful tackle), all I'm saying is that the rules aren't as clear cut as people make them out to be. The referee has a huge amount of discretion (for example half of the rule book is simply 'guidelines' for the ref on how he arrives at his decision).

Make up your mind...

ilovelamp2000 · 13-12-2009 6:17pm

leninbenjamin wrote: »

There is no single class of foul though. If my memory serves, it depends on what type of foul occurred. If it was a deliberate kick to the player then there can be no complaints, but this is in some ways more a case of obstruction.

I'm not saying it shouldn't have been given (it really was an awful tackle), all I'm saying is that the rules aren't as clear cut as people make them out to be. The referee has a huge amount of discretion (for example half of the rule book is simply 'guidelines' for the ref on how he arrives at his decision).

Can you explain the difference to us then ?

I don't see it.

mayordenis · 13-12-2009 6:17pm

Arshavin the usual brilliance.

The Muppet · 13-12-2009 6:17pm

what a finish

Kev_ps3 · 13-12-2009 6:17pm

What a Goal:eek:

Spiritoftheseventies · 13-12-2009 6:17pm

Unreal!

Mr.Nice Guy · 13-12-2009 6:17pm

You gotta be kidding me!!!!

amacachi · 13-12-2009 6:17pm

What a finish! Get in!!!

Quazzie · 13-12-2009 6:18pm

Get I there ya little Russian beauty.

Glico Man · 13-12-2009 6:18pm

Ah what:(

mink_man · 13-12-2009 6:18pm

Redzer7 wrote: »

So this is how football is these days?
Phetethic asking for someone to be injured just so you can have a better chance of winning a football match.

who was he referring to?

NukaCola · 13-12-2009 6:18pm

**** me, that was awesome....

Mossy Monk · 13-12-2009 6:18pm

Arshavin you sexy little Russian bastard

Jako8 · 13-12-2009 6:18pm

What a goal.

FFS! Come on Liverpool!

manutd · 13-12-2009 6:18pm

What a goal, hoping for a win as a utd man.

Liverpool vs. Arsenal 13/12/09 (MOD NOTE: #119 and OP)

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