Liverpool FC Forum

ycsatbjywtbiastkamb » Tue Mar 15, 2016 11:57 am wrote:

kazza » Tue Mar 15, 2016 5:26 am wrote:Fallaini is a dirty b@stard, elbows someone every match. I cannot for the life of me understand why he does not get more red cards. He is so clearly a dirty player.

I hope we humiliate those Scum.

What makes me laugh is that they've pretty much banned hard tackling but they allow him to elbow players in the face practically every week! A bit of a Hobson's choice I know but if it was a straight choice between a broken leg or a smashed eye socket I know which one I'd prefer.
If football was generally a tough, physical sport like it was years ago you could maybe accept flailing elbows as part of the game but as I said in every other respect they've practically turned it into a non contact sport, every single week you see players get sent off for 2 trivial yellow card offences yet he seemingly flings his arms at all points of the compass with impunity.

Reg » Wed Mar 16, 2016 2:03 am wrote:It's strange but reading Red Cafe and Rawk you realise that a second leg of the UEFA Cup with nothing at stake has become the defining game of the season.

The Ure fans are cr@pping themselves and under a blanket of doom, the Rawk lads confident as long as Ure don't score 3 goals.... Both sides worried about the early goal. Ure losing will confirm their decline from greatness and playing Citeh at the weekend could see their season grind to a halt. No word of a replacement manager, LVG in major trouble with the fans, there's little to be happy about in their eyes.

We see this game as a springboard to continue our step by step improvement in league and confidence with the new manager  understanding English football better and winning big games.

If we win this our status overtakes that of Ure, they're still descending the big dipper post Fergiebottle with no sight of the bottom whereas Klopp is settled, has a team grinding out wins with growing confidence that might see us take 4th place.

I'll say it again... well done FSG for having the vision to dump BR so early, book Klopp, close the door on Citech, Ure, Chelsea  and Arsenal taking the guy. The future is Red.

woof woof ! » Wed Mar 16, 2016 2:40 pm wrote:Anybody at all worried about the second leg ?

Must admit as the game draws closer I've started to get slightly nervous that complacency may be creeping into our expectations.

It's only "half time" in the tie, wouldn't be the first time we've let a 2-0 lead slip AND the second half is being played at their place .

As many have alluded to, an away goal in this game will be massive, just praying we can get one   :buttrock

woof woof ! » Wed Mar 16, 2016 9:40 pm wrote:Must admit as the game draws closer I've started to get slightly nervous.

C-R wrote:Van Gaal: "If we do concede, we can score four. We showed that before against Midtjylland in the last round."

Herrera: "the grass is better."

andy_g » Wed Mar 16, 2016 6:23 pm wrote:

C-R wrote:Van Gaal: "If we do concede, we can score four. We showed that before against Midtjylland in the last round."

Herrera: "the grass is better."

well, he's obviously been smoking it

woof woof ! » Wed Mar 16, 2016 1:40 pm wrote:Anybody at all worried about the second leg ?

Must admit as the game draws closer I've started to get slightly nervous that complacency may be creeping into our expectations.

It's only "half time" in the tie, wouldn't be the first time we've let a 2-0 lead slip AND the second half is being played at their place .

As many have alluded to, an away goal in this game will be massive, just praying we can get one   :buttrock

kazza » Wed Mar 16, 2016 6:58 pm wrote:

andy_g » Wed Mar 16, 2016 6:23 pm wrote:

C-R wrote:Van Gaal: "If we do concede, we can score four. We showed that before against Midtjylland in the last round."

Herrera: "the grass is better."

well, he's obviously been smoking it