Liverpool vs Man Utd Post Match gloating

[calvoboy]

Offside, his opinion from watching the highlights

And from not understanding the laws of the game at all. I would imagine he's referring to Kuyt being in an 'offside' position for the first and second goals, not knowing that a) you can't be offside if you're behind the ball when it's played to you, and b) you can't be offside from an opposition pass.

Dozy bluenose ****.

[Lecter]

[Fredo]

[The Birdman]

Carra and Rafael are clear red cards, don't know what all the fuss is about on Maxi's challenge as he pulled out of it rather than a full on waist high assult like Scholes on Lucas.

Best thing about our win was the fluidity of movement from the front 4 (Kuyt, Suarez, Merieles and Maxi) the discipline and maturity shown by Gerrard for holding his position.

Interestingly although Carroll clearly provides a different option there is no way we will play the same type of flowing attacking foorball with him playing as his first thought is to pull away for the diagonal whereas Kuyt and Suarez come short into pockets of space then spin behind.

[calvoboy]

Interestingly although Carroll clearly provides a different option there is no way we will play the same type of flowing attacking foorball with him playing as his first thought is to pull away for the diagonal whereas Kuyt and Suarez come short into pockets of space then spin behind.

He'll create a lot of chances for Meireles and Gerrard though with knockdowns - he effortlessly laid a great header off to Kuyt for a volley on the edge of the box yesterday. Good to have variety, as long as we don't resort to pumping it long to him as an easy option. I was pleased to see we didn't do that once when he came on yesterday.

[Tee]

[Cormack74]

It's worth joining Red Cafe just to post that.

[Lecter]

I must be mad then (confirmation of what many know!). There was intent imo.

You think Carragher went to deliberately hurt him?

Cant see it myself

Think it was clumsy and reckless myself not intentionally

[RedReet]

You think Carragher went to deliberately hurt him?

Cant see it myself

Think it was clumsy and reckless myself not intentionally

I think he meant that Carra intended to hit him, not necessarily injure him.

[Lecter]

Fair point, the mancs are really missing a top DM, i was surprised Fergie didn't play Fletcher in the CM as their yard dog, IMO would have gave their much more solid midfield. Have no doubts they'll sort that position out come the summer.

Fletcher had apparently been ill all week

They didnt think he was well enough to play the full 90 minutes

I must say I was shocked by his exclusion as the lad normally does well against us but when I heard the explanation for his absence can understand why he was on the bench

[Lecter]

I think he meant that Carra intended to hit him, not necessarily injure him.

Hmmmm not convinced of that either

[Lecter]

United are the 2nd team of every Evertonian I've ever met, no wonder that bellend sounds so extraordinarily bitter ...they must all be devastated.

My best mate is a bluenose and use to quite like United before he moved to Manchester

Now he ****ing hates them even to the point of wanting us to beat them now

[Lecter]

Carra and Rafael are clear red cards, don't know what all the fuss is about on Maxi's challenge as he pulled out of it rather than a full on waist high assult like Scholes on Lucas.

Best thing about our win was the fluidity of movement from the front 4 (Kuyt, Suarez, Merieles and Maxi) the discipline and maturity shown by Gerrard for holding his position.

Interestingly although Carroll clearly provides a different option there is no way we will play the same type of flowing attacking foorball with him playing as his first thought is to pull away for the diagonal whereas Kuyt and Suarez come short into pockets of space then spin behind.

Gerrard did really well holding yesterday (and I've been really critical about that part of his game)

Whether it was actually by design / discipline or his injury prevented him from bombing on more I dont know

But I'll give him the benefit of doubt and commend him

[Fredo]

Gerrard did really well holding yesterday (and I've been really critical about that part of his game)

Whether it was actually by design / discipline or his injury prevented him from bombing on more I dont know

But I'll give him the benefit of doubt and commend him

He did try two 'Hollywood' type passes early second half though, both ended straight at a United player's feet.

He did really well yesterday, he was very good first half. It's good to note how good Lucas was as well, because of Stevie's discipline throughout. They complemented each other very well too, with Lucas marauding forward once or twice in the first half. Long term, that's the place he will play as he enters the latter stages of his career.

[PaddyPool]

Whiskey nose and his girlies legged it out of Anfield yesterday -except
nani- he was carried out . Imagine leaving yer leg in the one spot for more than a second with our Jamie in the vicinity -ya daft or what lad ??