Thommo's perm » Mon Sep 24, 2012 2:58 pm wrote:stmichael » Mon Sep 24, 2012 1:40 pm wrote:we were by far the better side. united offered nothing whatsoever first half. in the second half even against ten men they hardly controlled the game. reina had nothing to do apart from pick the ball out the net. the red card i can see why it was given but evans should have gone aswell for jumping in two footed. same for van persie and scholes later on in the game. the penalty was soft but if he's giving that then the ones on agger and suarez were stonewall aswell. the refereeing was shockingly inconsistent and favourable in uniteds favour.
that doesn't excuse the fact thaough that we still don't get enough players forward into the penalty area though. there were at least 4 or 5 times yesterday we put good balls in across the area and there was nobody there to attack it.
Spot on
I am so proud that LFC has a long history of fair play and has never encouraged or accepted cheating, but by god I am sorely tempted to embrace it when we have games like yesterday. The only reason they won was by simulation and bad decisions from a referee who was totally out of his depth and bordering on blatant bias towards them cu'nts. They are the biggest cheats in the prem and possibly world football which is one of the main reasons for their success over the years. As you have stated their players went unpunished for their actions whereas ours were quickly and unfairly dealt with. Shelvey was absolutely right to say something to that purple nosed cu'nt and should be applauded for having the balls to do so, far more than the FA, the media and other managers have, thats for sure.
The funniest thing I found though were the united supporters when Suarez went down in the box, they all started singing "Luis Suarez, you know what you are", and yet, as mentioned, Kagawa couldnt stay on his feet for a second, and they won the game once again through a blatant dive.
