Liverpool FC Forum

7_Kewell » Sun Aug 11, 2019 6:39 pm wrote:

red till i die!! » Sun Aug 11, 2019 6:36 pm wrote:Wow 4 nil     

Lampard is completely out of his depth managing a club with expectations like that. He should have stayed where he was for a few years to get the experience first.

Probably thought it was his only chance to get the job...but they look woeful and they'll be lucky to finish in the top 6.  Mind you, Manure didn't look much better and the scoreline flatters them massively. I think both managers today will be sacked by Christmas...

I have to suffer Bein, after Utd beat Chelsea they're crowing about Utd calling it the red revolution

Boocity » Mon Aug 12, 2019 4:00 pm wrote:

7_Kewell » Sun Aug 11, 2019 6:39 pm wrote:

red till i die!! » Sun Aug 11, 2019 6:36 pm wrote:Wow 4 nil     

Lampard is completely out of his depth managing a club with expectations like that. He should have stayed where he was for a few years to get the experience first.

Probably thought it was his only chance to get the job...but they look woeful and they'll be lucky to finish in the top 6.  Mind you, Manure didn't look much better and the scoreline flatters them massively. I think both managers today will be sacked by Christmas...

I have to suffer Bein, after Utd beat Chelsea they're crowing about Utd calling it the red revolution

Let them lap it up. They'll lose to Wolves on Monday.

Dont think will Bruce last long at Newcastle

Boocity » Sat Aug 17, 2019 4:12 pm wrote:Dont think will Bruce last long at Newcastle

Will go down as one of the most baffling appointments English football...why the hell did they hire a guy who managed (badly) Sunderland?  Would be a bit like us hiring Moyes    

7_Kewell » Sat Aug 17, 2019 6:04 pm wrote:

Boocity » Sat Aug 17, 2019 4:12 pm wrote:Dont think will Bruce last long at Newcastle

Will go down as one of the most baffling appointments English football...why the hell did they hire a guy who managed (badly) Sunderland?  Would be a bit like us hiring Moyes   :laugh: 

Too true

Ha ha, city just had an injury time winner ruled out by VAR

City and spurs draw

Boocity » Sat Aug 17, 2019 6:24 pm wrote:Ha ha, city just had an injury time winner ruled out by VAR

Jesus wept 

I love VAR.. The embrace between Aguero and Pep made it all even better.

UvS xR4GEx » Sat Aug 17, 2019 6:33 pm wrote:I love VAR.. The embrace between Aguero and Pep made it all even better.

   

First the CL - now this !! I was hurling things around the room moaning and swearing that I didn't even hear the goal being kicked out by VAR - fkg Vartastic !! Until it happens to us 

Spurs deserved to win. They had two shots on goal and scored twice. That's quality if you ask me 

It's all fun and games until it happens to us. I was glad that City didn't take all 3 points but these VAR decisions are getting worse and worse, no way a 90th minute winner should be disallowed like that.

City might be able to buy themselves out of breaching FFP rules.. But money can't buy you VAR decisions.

@ City but as others pointed out till it happens to us  Still  I doubt we have seen the worst of it yet as well!!

red till i die!! » Sun Aug 18, 2019 9:01 pm wrote::laugh: @ City but as others pointed out till it happens to us  Still  I doubt we have seen the worst of it yet as well!!

I agree, it will have a lot of bugs before they iron out the wrinkles but surely it will improve. I think every football fan wants football without refereeing mistakes. Had they had this twenty years ago, I am sure ManUre would have at least 3 titles less as they got so many favorable decisions it made me sick. If it is fair and there is justice then no fan will complain, it will probably take a while to get there though. Probably starting with quicker cameras and more of them at differing angles which means they need to put in the infrastructure to help the guy in the box make better decisions.