Liverpool FC Team Talk, Gossip, Rumours 2024/25

Should of won that game was sure that was penalty at the end but not to be

Sickened. Should have been a pen but really needed to take those chances when we were on top.

Need to release the VAR audio of that one, it’s criminal. Nearly as farcical as the Spurs fiasco.

So you're just allowed **** kick our players in the chest in the box and it's no worries!! It's freaking insane what teams get away with against us week in week out. This sport is such a joke. 🤣

I dunno if I'm more furious with the pen decision or all the wasted chances.

Trying to remind myself how many players missing.

International break after FA cup.

Maybe another one or two back.

Let's try and keep the eyes on the next game and then see how Arsenal do.

It infuriates me having Mike Dean there as nothing more than someone to agree with the decision, as if that makes it any better. Outrageous call.

Anyway, great performance considering the injuries we have, was important to come away with something. Beat Brighton and hope Arsenal and City take something off eachother in the next game. It’s going to be nail biting right to the end!

We're not the only team who have decisions like that go against them....but they sure as hell never go against City.

I always felt the Leeds team of the 70s we're robbed of their greatness because of Liverpool, we were robbed of our greatness because something doesn't feel right, thank you money

The referees just back each other. The VAR doesn't overrule the ref on the pitch because they don't want to show him up, and Mike Dean doesn't want to show the ref up either. English referring is a joke.

Sick over that we should of won, criminal misses from Diaz. Pep settled for the draw once we equalized he knew his players were losing control quickly and saw it going one way.

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Sorry, missing the thanks option.

What a game but agree with you all.

Definitely a penalty at the end.

Poxy decision and it just keeps happening

One consolation I’ll take from today is that City certainly look like a team that’ll drop points before the end of the season.

They simply haven’t in previous years and that’s what cost us titles.

That, and some very questionable refereeing decisions.

Expected goals 2.46 . Dam how did we not win.

The league is still in our hands even if Arsenal beat City. They have a big goal difference gapnbut these players know have a clear target to aim for as well.

I wonder if that Doku foul had happened in,say, the 70th minute would it have been given as a pen.

The ref knew he was very likely making a match-deciding call to award a pen with only minutes on the clock.

He put in such a shift, particularly after the misses.

But yeah, come on, it's not a question of "belief" he should have done so much better with all of them.

As well as the 1v1, a bog standard first touch would have had him through for a 8 yard shot albeit from an angle, not taking that extra touch from Nunez's cross would have seen him test Ortega from 8 yards also.

Thought Diaz was a warrior and we'd have been a poorer side without him.

Wish I could thank that

I just think the most logical explanation for how the refs have handled our games this season is brown envelopes and lots of them. If you just think about it for a second everything just makes perfect sense if you imagine the refs are being bribed. 🤣 Macca's red card earlier in the season, Jones red card. Both of which we saw happen about a 100 times each since and never a red card given. The goal they just decided not to give us against Spurs, Odegaard handball in the box, no pen against city for a kick in the chest etc etc it all makes sense...

The only other explanation is sheer incompetence but the incompetence never ends up favouring us funnily enough and I refuse to believe anyone can be THAT bad at their jobs week in week out and remain in their positions and only be that bad when it comes to decisions we should get in our favour.

Personally I can't wait for the ten part Netflix documentary on it.

Tough result considering how many chances we had in the second half.

Credit where credit is due. Quansah and VVD did a great job of silencing Haaland

Definitely missed Jota the most today, he plays and we would have won.

I genuinely believe they get that if Haaland is kicked in the same way.

Mad, mad decision.

Did anyone feel Mo seemed a bit unwilling to take on his man today? Were a couple of times he had the full back or LCB isolated but went for a cross that wasn't necessarily on.