by stealthpapes » 02 Jun 2019 12:36
by From Despair To Where? » 02 Jun 2019 13:46
by Snowflake Royal » 02 Jun 2019 13:59
by Royal Rother » 02 Jun 2019 14:28
by Greatwesternline » 02 Jun 2019 14:39
Royal Rother I’m no Spurs fan but I agree with him. (That said, I didn’t hear what he specifically said and yes, he is a bit of an irritating knob.)
I appreciate the whole arm in unnatural position thing and that the laws of the game say.... etc. etc., but the penalty of a penalty being awarded after an accident is just unfair. Such an incident should not result in an almost inevitable goal. The balance is wrong.
I know it will sound daft to those with zero imagination but for those sort of incidents a penalty kick could be awarded taken from the edge of the D. Or something else. Just not from the 12 yard spot.
by Victor Meldrew » 02 Jun 2019 16:03
genome They will though, they’ve got everything in place now - great stadium, facilities, manager, core of a great squad that just needs 2 or 3 more top players and some more depth.
They just need to keep Poch, look at the difference between them now and when he took over. Quite similar to Klopp and Liverpool, just a couple of years behind in the same kind of process.
Spurs are definitely getting there, if you don’t see that you’re either blind or an Arsenal fan.
by 3points » 02 Jun 2019 16:40
by tmesis » 02 Jun 2019 16:50
Royal Rother I’m no Spurs fan but I agree with him. (That said, I didn’t hear what he specifically said and yes, he is a bit of an irritating knob.)
I appreciate the whole arm in unnatural position thing and that the laws of the game say.... etc. etc., but the penalty of a penalty being awarded after an accident is just unfair. Such an incident should not result in an almost inevitable goal. The balance is wrong.
I know it will sound daft to those with zero imagination but for those sort of incidents a penalty kick could be awarded taken from the edge of the D. Or something else. Just not from the 12 yard spot.
by From Despair To Where? » 02 Jun 2019 16:53
by BR0B0T » 02 Jun 2019 17:10
From Despair To Where? Was it Jermaine Jenas who pointed out that Spurs have lost 20 matches this season?
by Maguire » 02 Jun 2019 20:06
Victor Meldrew How many of that Spurs team would get into Liverpool's side?
Eriksen probably and possibly Alderweireld (neither of whom might not be there next season) but nobody else
by Maguire » 02 Jun 2019 20:15
Sutekh Klopp is an absolute credit to football. He is very positive, happy and smiling and his teams play football the way it should be played. He also does not lose sight of the fact that it is just a game and that people are more important. Long may he stay at Liverpool and spread that philosophy through the English game. Now he just has to win the league title for them....
by AthleticoSpizz » 02 Jun 2019 20:22
by Hendo » 02 Jun 2019 21:33
Maguire He's built a cracking team there and he's really good for the Premier League.
by John Madejski's Wallet » 02 Jun 2019 21:36
MaguireSutekh Klopp is an absolute credit to football. He is very positive, happy and smiling and his teams play football the way it should be played. He also does not lose sight of the fact that it is just a game and that people are more important. Long may he stay at Liverpool and spread that philosophy through the English game. Now he just has to win the league title for them....
Obviously I despise Liverpool as much as any right-thinking member of society - a truly unbearable club and set of fans - but I have to admit that Klopp is *not an arsehole*. He's built a cracking team there and he's really good for the Premier League.
I'd also say that the Liverpool team itself is actually pretty likeable, don't begrudge any of them their success. The days when they had prize pcunts like Carragher and Gerrard playing for them seem long ago now.
by From Despair To Where? » 02 Jun 2019 21:57
Maguire I'd also say that the Liverpool team itself is actually pretty likeable, don't begrudge any of them their success. The days when they had prize pcunts like Carragher and Gerrard playing for them seem long ago now.
by Snowflake Royal » 02 Jun 2019 22:30
Royal Rother I’m no Spurs fan but I agree with him. (That said, I didn’t hear what he specifically said and yes, he is a bit of an irritating knob.)
I appreciate the whole arm in unnatural position thing and that the laws of the game say.... etc. etc., but the penalty of a penalty being awarded after an accident is just unfair. Such an incident should not result in an almost inevitable goal. The balance is wrong.
I know it will sound daft to those with zero imagination but for those sort of incidents a penalty kick could be awarded taken from the edge of the D. Or something else. Just not from the 12 yard spot.
by Maguire » 02 Jun 2019 23:22
From Despair To Where?Maguire I'd also say that the Liverpool team itself is actually pretty likeable, don't begrudge any of them their success. The days when they had prize pcunts like Carragher and Gerrard playing for them seem long ago now.
I think that comes from the manager. It also helps when your captain, senior player and star player are also similar in personality. It sets the tone for the whole squad and I would imiagine is a recruitment criteria.
by LUX » 03 Jun 2019 13:29
MaguireVictor Meldrew How many of that Spurs team would get into Liverpool's side?
Eriksen probably and possibly Alderweireld (neither of whom might not be there next season) but nobody else
by Silver Fox » 03 Jun 2019 13:36
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