Stoke City v Liverpool SKY Sport 7.45

Roar

If he was trying to control Enrique's pass he wouldn't have taken his eyes off the ball tbh

monkey9

Roar wrote: »

If he was trying to control Enrique's pass he wouldn't have taken his eyes off the ball tbh

You're right actually. Instead of trying to control the ball and getting his team back in the match he decided he'd rather take the keeper out of it instead. He had his fun and that's all that matters.

Roar

monkey9 wrote: »

You're right actually. Instead of trying to control the ball and getting his team back in the match he decided he'd rather take the keeper out of it instead. He had his fun and that's all that matters.

Because he knew he hadn't a hope of controlling the ball. So he tried to deliberately injure his opponent's keeper instead to try and give his team an advantage. Shocking behaviour tbh, but not all that surprising, sadly.

monkey9

Roar wrote: »

Because he knew he hadn't a hope of controlling the ball. So he tried to deliberately injure his opponent's keeper instead to try and give his team an advantage. Shocking behaviour tbh, but not all that surprising, sadly.

Indeed, indeed!

Utopia Parkway

Suarez challenge was never a red card. Booking was about right.

The two luckiest players to stay on the field were Cameron and Shawcross who both should have had 2nd yellows.

michael999999

monkey9 wrote: »

Indeed, indeed!

Can you stop feeding the Monkey?

Roar

Yeah, indeed. I mean, it's not like he has any form in that area. Oh no sir.



My word. But yeah, definitely trying to control Enrique's pass earlier. Not trying to injure him. Heavens no.

monkey9

Roar wrote: »

Yeah, indeed. I mean, it's not like he has any form in that area. Oh no sir.



My word. But yeah, definitely trying to control Enrique's pass earlier. Not trying to injure him. Heavens no.

Sorry what???

A_Sober_Paddy

Utopia Parkway wrote: »

Suarez challenge was never a red card. Booking was about right.

The two luckiest players to stay on the field were Cameron and Shawcross who both should have had 2nd yellows.

Cameron's "Foul" on sterling never a yellow, not even a foul

Shawcross' Foul on Downing was a second yellow, but it came from an incorrect decision to award Liverpool a throw in so it balanced itself out

Stoke were by far the better the team tonight and would love to see them finish top 8 this year, would be amazing if they could push onto top 6, but thats probably asking too much of them

Utopia Parkway

A_Sober_Paddy wrote: »

Cameron's "Foul" on sterling never a yellow, not even a foul

Shawcross' Foul on Downing was a second yellow, but it came from an incorrect decision to award Liverpool a throw in so it balanced itself out

You're obviously not living up to your name if you believe any of that.

A_Sober_Paddy

Utopia Parkway wrote: »

You're obviously not living up to your name if you believe any of that.

Cameron's on Sterling, wasn't never a yellow

Shawcross' was a yellow

Sorry if I don't agree with all the pool fans on here

Utopia Parkway

A_Sober_Paddy wrote: »

Cameron's on Sterling, wasn't never a yellow

Shawcross' was a yellow

Sorry if I don't agree with all the pool fans on here

I would question the sanity and/or sobrity of anyone who didn't think the Cameron/Sterling tackle was even a "foul".

And I would struggle to take anyone's opinion seriously when they said earlier...

Liverpool a A Hundred Billion Trillion time more dislikible than stoke

Sorry.

A_Sober_Paddy

Utopia Parkway wrote: »

I would question the sanity and/or sobrity of anyone who didn't think the Cameron/Sterling tackle was even a "foul".

And I would struggle to take anyone's opinion seriously when they said earlier...



Sorry.

The Cameron/Sterling by the byline where Sterling ran into Cameron looking fpr free after a horrible pass from Enrique(I think)