Liverpool vs Chelsea - Premier League (19/20 - Game 37)

[Liverpool]

amazing restraint from Klopp, should have well flicked the Vs.

Frankie would have got leathered everywhere by the crowd behind in normal circumstances.

[labourRed]

Attenberg giving it stacks as well.

[Mark79]

Achterberg, but yeah he steals it. I didn't even notice Pep straight away.

[Angryred]

I see Lampard giving the thumbs up afterwards, maybe someone said no hard feelings, eh?

[Buzzo]

There is zero controversy about the decision. Obvious foul is obvious.

https://twitter.com/LwazmeroDlams/st...32101234675718

I couldn't believe it in commentary.

Tyler was on it instantly, and Carra in full on brainwashed mode was backing him up. Even after the replay.

It was 100% clear that it was a definite freekick.

[BigChief]

I couldn't believe it in commentary.

Tyler was on it instantly, and Carra in full on brainwashed mode was backing him up. Even after the replay.

It was 100% clear that it was a definite freekick.

Foul all day long, could have twisted Mane's ankle badly. Carra is gone, don't mind trying to be neutral but don't go fully blind. If the replays show you the correct decision, don't fight it.

If winning the ball means no foul then let's welcome back tackles through the back and from behind too.

[Mr Pink]

I see Lampard giving the thumbs up afterwards, maybe someone said no hard feelings, eh?

Haha yaa I was wondering whether that was a “no hard feelings” thumbs up to someone on our bench or a sarcastic “good job” thumbs up to the officials...

[Leyton388]

Alright guys.

What a night it was. Didn't get my head down till late and was like a zombie in work today.

Bloody worth it though.

[Tribute]

Foul all day long, could have twisted Mane's ankle badly. Carra is gone, don't mind trying to be neutral but don't go fully blind. If the replays show you the correct decision, don't fight it.

If winning the ball means no foul then let's welcome back tackles through the back and from behind too.

Carra has turned into a mini-Tyler recently and sounding almost as bitter. His co-commentary is woeful. Would rather have Neville and I never thought I’d be saying that...

Still, Tyler must be gutted this season. Bet he can’t wait for Ole to be on the TV and at the wheel again... with Fernandanotherpen...

[McDermotX]

The annoying thing with Carra is that when Tyler and Neville etc ain't about, he's giving it the large one such as the night when the title was decided and even last night when he was trying to suck off Sadio on the pitch.

Don't want him to be completely biased outside of the usual 'banter' of ex pros, but he swings so far the other way, its ridiculous. Although frankly, an impartial Carra, and his limited ability to get across anything beyond basic 'player put of position' is probably something not worth listening to.

Binning off Tyler is something Sky need to sort out first.

[Buzzo]

On that Naby Keita clip where you see all his touches half of it was with a different commentator (I recognise his voice, does CL maybe BT games???). The difference in energy on the Keita goal is unreal compared to Tylers. He goes nuts.

[Mark79]

Up your chuff, Jr

[ame]https://twitter.com/JamesPearceLFC/status/1286644064859848706[/ame]

[Shaggy]

Full quote. Nice and patronising.

"You cannot hit me or my bench with something like that - we are not arrogant," the German boss said.

"Frank was obviously in a really competitive mood, I respect that. From my point of view you can say what you want in that situation, pure emotion, he came to win or get a point and make Champions League qualification happen.

"What he needs to learn is to finish it at the final whistle and he didn't do that. Speaking afterwards about it like this is not okay. Frank has to learn, he has a lot of time to learn as he is a young coach, but he has to learn.

"We are ourselves, during the game the words he used were not a problem at all but final whistle, as a real sportsperson, close the book and he didn't do that and that is what I don't like, honestly.

"The only reason I spoke about it is because he spoke afterwards and it makes sense to explain what I mean.

"I respect all other coaches. You know how outraged you can be sometimes. You can feel it is unfair."

[Mark79]

[ame]https://twitter.com/carlmarkham/status/1286656054160429056[/ame]

[Shaggy]

Lampard on row with Klopp:

"To be honest, I have seen the video and I was there. In terms of the language I used, I do regret that. These things get played a lot on social media. I have two young daughters on social media but in terms of my passion to defend my team; then no."

Lampard also admits Liverpool's arrogance from the bench pushed him into those words.

"I would have had a beer with Jurgen Klopp to toast their success after the game but there were things on the bench, not from Klopp, that I felt crossed a line. I regret the language but we'll move on."