Liverpool City Post Match
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Play with sound. The Salah goal.
It seems this has been posted. Twice! Twice! TWIIIICE
Oops sorry
Nah I was the one who quiffed I just wanted to shout TWICE in the spirit of the vid
Ahaa well screw you then...[emoji6]
He scrambled along the ground after an initial dive.
Haha. Listening to the post match reactions on Sky, and Kompany goes on and on about the penalty situation. The presenter challenge him on that there is still plenty of game left to turn it around, but Kompany insists that a Liverpool player had pointed out that the first goal would be crucial in such a match.
What fucking logic is that? So we scoring early decides the match as a Liverpool players has indicated that getting the first goal is important.? Fuck off Kompany you bigheaded cock.
What fucking logic is that? So we scoring early decides the match as a Liverpool players has indicated that getting the first goal is important.? Fuck off Kompany you bigheaded cock.
They thought they'd be immune from real challenge, and can't deal with the fact that we're going toe to toe with them - and winning.
Oh dear how sad never mind.
Oh dear how sad never mind.
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I saw that. I didn't think he was big-headed .. just way way out of his league / comfort zone. Whilst Keane, Souness & Mourinho were very concise and put forward reasonable/strong arguments no matter the subject .. all he could do was waffle, it was embarrassing TBH. Maybe his English simply isn't up to that level of debate.
Kompany is quite right though.
The first goal always decides the style and outcome of the match.
Just ask Aston Villa and Spurs how their early goals against us dictated the results 😀
He indirectly indicate that his previous teammates isn't capable of turning a game in 85+ minutes. And then he is reasoning it with that some Liverpool player said it.
Don't know if it's just me, but City players look on edge stepping off the bus before the game. None of the relaxed "whatever happens, we are still the champions" attitude, not even a hint of a smile from anyone, doesn't seem like they were enjoying the moment at all... Then it cuts to Van Dijk and he's whistling like he's taking a walk in the park.
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Anyone see Peter Drury's commentary on Mo's goal. Brilliant! Sorry but I don't know how to upload it.
Sadio's baggy grey boxies ....
They were probably just relieved to get off the bus alive, given the trauma caused last time.
You'd think they were being airlifted into a fucking hot LZ in 'Nam the way some of the cunts acted.
Some lovely moments with Sean Cox, especially Jomez and Hendo.
Yes indeed, they should also look at how it decided the away leg euro match we had with them a coupe of seasons ago where they scored first.
There is no way to defend against such a goal unless it is Mourhino's team of negative footballers parking the bus.
Good pic of such a great block ...
I've been dreaming of the perfect sequel to this match
Its early April as Liverpool travel to the Etihad. Liverpool, distracted somewhat by their epic Champions League campaign, have seen their Christmas lead of 12 points whittled down to just 7 by a City side, determined to make up for their unexpected defeat by Valencia in the CL round of 16, with a run at the premier league title - a run aided by their early demise in the FA Cup (3rd round defeat to Accrington Stanley) and bowing out of the League Cup in December.
A win for City would blow the title race wide open again, while a win for Liverpool would effectively hand them the elusive 19th title.
Its a chess game of a match with both teams having spells of pressure, but overall defences on top. As we enter injury time a cross into the box from Trent appears to strike the hand of Benjamin Mendy, Bobby Firmino leads the protests to the ref, who waves play on. In the turmoil that follows City break to the far end, Sterling puts in a low cross that is half cleared, only for Fernandinho to pick it up on 30 yards and rifle a a hard shot into the top left corner of Alisson's net.
Bedlam ensues as City fans, players and staff celebrate wildly. As the celebrations die down and the players walk back to the centre circle the referee puts his finger to his ear as he receives a message from Stoakley Park - and then signals the City goal is ruled out and Liverpool awarded a penalty instead. James Milner, who only came on as a sub in the 85th minute, duly dispatches the penalty and Liverpool win 1-0
Guardiola explodes
Its early April as Liverpool travel to the Etihad. Liverpool, distracted somewhat by their epic Champions League campaign, have seen their Christmas lead of 12 points whittled down to just 7 by a City side, determined to make up for their unexpected defeat by Valencia in the CL round of 16, with a run at the premier league title - a run aided by their early demise in the FA Cup (3rd round defeat to Accrington Stanley) and bowing out of the League Cup in December.
A win for City would blow the title race wide open again, while a win for Liverpool would effectively hand them the elusive 19th title.
Its a chess game of a match with both teams having spells of pressure, but overall defences on top. As we enter injury time a cross into the box from Trent appears to strike the hand of Benjamin Mendy, Bobby Firmino leads the protests to the ref, who waves play on. In the turmoil that follows City break to the far end, Sterling puts in a low cross that is half cleared, only for Fernandinho to pick it up on 30 yards and rifle a a hard shot into the top left corner of Alisson's net.
Bedlam ensues as City fans, players and staff celebrate wildly. As the celebrations die down and the players walk back to the centre circle the referee puts his finger to his ear as he receives a message from Stoakley Park - and then signals the City goal is ruled out and Liverpool awarded a penalty instead. James Milner, who only came on as a sub in the 85th minute, duly dispatches the penalty and Liverpool win 1-0
Guardiola explodes
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