A rich Russian on a scouting mission prior to investing a billionty billion pounds ?exhibit B
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Only messing Modo. Glad you had a good time and a win as well.
Jason Roberts would gladly put a bullet in Suarez's head.
exhibit B
I hate that pillar.
That, my friend, is a post of beauty.
That pic doesn't show Downing celebrating in front of you.
Glad you enjoyed your day though 🙂
The Sturridge one was never a penalty. You're smoking something.
You say that, but the defender kicked him in the ankle. In the box. Sturridge let the ref know theatrically, but there was contact.
Yeah, I would too. And get, the incontrovertible fact is that the defender attempts to make a tackle and kicks Sturry in the ankle instead. Which by the letter of the law....
If it was us, we'd say it was soft, but I think we'd also berate the defender for such a stupid challenge. It was more a peno than Johnson's against Utd, for instance.
Yeah I'll tell you. He was spiteful, snidey, sneaky cunt all game. The off the ball stuff from Spurs was seemed to be an organised and concerted effort to get at us and Dembele was at the centre of it. Every decision was contested by them.
That was a gnarly, nasty performance from a side who never used to be like that. Perhaps that's why they've done better this season.
Couple of other things. Scott Parker has a mini spat with fans in the lower centenary Kop end when a ball went out of play and he went to smack the ball at him. One fan gave him some stick and he went straight back at the fan. That's not like him at all. Also he was involved in many of the one the ground tussles after the ball had gone.
Coutinho was getting the rough stuff from Dembele and others and but still kept going.
Sturridge's work rate for the first 70 minutes was abject.
Suarez is world class
Bale went down and stayed down 11 times in the game and was constantly at the ref on everything.
The Spurs fans made little or no noise
A few fans seemed tempted to make monkey noises when Bale got the ball - but it seemed like they were aware it could be misconstrued.
I have no voice left.
I wasn't!!!
to be fair to the irish plonker he stood up for Suarez and pointed out that all defenders put digs and nudges on strikers all the time.
Let's not have red tinted glasses, Suarez is a cheat and always seems to leave his leg in and give players a foot or two.
He has no chance if winning the awards this season. RVP has not scored for 8 games
Is he talking about Colin Murray?
Good points. It amazes me for such a big man, what a whimp Bale is, it's pathetic, his play acting lead to both goals though I suppose. As for Spurs being nasty, yep, it must have been even more obvious seeing it in the flesh, I found it all the more hilarious that match of the day went on to go on about the dirty side of Suarez in the analysis, completely ignoring Parker and Dembele's antics, what the hell was Parker doing over the top of Suarez, he's clearly trying to get to him, it doesn't surprise me they act so dirty, probably a trait which rubs off from there fans. It makes me very happy that you say they were quiet, it's always hard to tell on tele because they turned up the microphones near the away fans (at every ground, not just Anfield), because I always here from these Spurs super fans about how they have the best support in the league, laughable.
I noticed Sturridge as well, it's starting to bug/worry me a little bit how little effort Sturridge puts in off the ball, and the fact that he never seems happy or even bothered when another player scores. Sure he's had a great start and I'm glad he's here, but I'm worried he's not being won over by the club, maybe it'll happen with time.
Yeah.
It's a pain in the ass and i've been around it a few times over the years(not by choice)
Although tbf, it was a welcome sight at times last season.
Fuck Spurs.
Suarez is the kind of player we've been missing for decades. A player who's not only brilliant, but will do anything to win and won't stop trying to do it until the ref has blown the whistle. If we had 11 players who did that every game, we'd be well on our way. Every fucking good team has a player like that - he's a fucking winner.
Suarez is the kind of player we've been missing for decades. A player who's not only brilliant, but will do anything to win and won't stop trying to do it until the ref has blown the whistle. If we had 11 players who did that every game, we'd be well on our way. Every fucking good team has a player like that - he's a fucking winner.
As Spion said, they went after him ... and he won the battle again.
I used to love dembele. Thought he was class.
He's a fucking cunt.
Definitely more a penno than Johnson's. That was never a pen in a million years.
I think there's "contact" and then there's "reasonable contact". I think Sturridge could just as easily stayed on his feet. A few years ago I probably would have said it was a stonewaller, but these days, I'd consider it a very soft one to give.
Yep. I like how we play some real good football and how the flaws we still have are easy to see and therefore should be reasonably easy to fix. I'm very confident for next season.
They controlled the game for long periods. Up until the our first goal they dictated the tempo. They did so again until our second goal. The man at the centre of this was Scott Parker. Sitting deep, probing, prompting and pulling the strings but also popping up in forward positions.
The nastiness, actually it was fucking spiteful and snidey was on show throughout, and it ran throughout their team. That's the first time I've seen that from a Spurs team.
What I will say is that Gerrard met the challenge and was putting himself about their midfield in the second half and making his physical presence known, without being rash.
A word on the referee - shithouse! He was trying not to give cards. He spoke to numerous players on numerous players about their behaviour. If he'd dished a few deserved yellows early on, then most of those conversations wouldn't have been necessary.
I said in a thread recently that we missed a Souness type player who could do the nasty and the classy as required. We did without that player yesterday and won ugly. I'm delighted, because when they went 2-1 up we looked like we had no clue how to get back in it. Sometimes hard work and pressing pays dividends to force the mistake.
That was as good a 3 points as the win against Wigan, cos it showcased that we have a Plan B and can roll our sleeves up.
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