Liverpool v Spurs (PL) away

[Fosterbloke]

**** game, **** result.

[Paul12]

Klopp will be a few quid lighter after the post match presser…

He could make his point effectively by askibgvwhether anyone thought Robbos tackle more dangerous than Kane's. On the penalty, I am at a complete loss....is a push from the back never a penalty then? And if it wasn't for Ali's mistake (after lots of fabulous stuff from him) we still would've won!!

[ChesterDave]

Spurs striker Harry Kane to BBC Sport: "Overall we had the better chances and we're coming away a little disappointed we haven't won. Tough game. We reacted really well to going behind."

Was he worried he'd be sent off? "No. At the time I thought it was a good strong tackle. Maybe it looks a little worse when you slow it down. That's what VAR is there for.

"There are going to be strong tackles in a game like this. I wasn't worried. I was quite surprised [to be booked] to be honest."

Then you're proof that care in the community doesn't work you thick as ****ing mince idiot.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/live/football/58962227?ns_mchannel=social&ns_source=twitter&ns_campaign=bbc_live&ns_linkname=61bf7eb8d299cd67a8112f68%26%27We%27re%20a%20little%20disappointed%27%262021-12-19T18%3A49%3A29.353Z&ns_fee=0&pinned_post_locator=urn:asset:59fe2cb2-8e7a-4379-a21f-8d9001a428d8&pinned_post_asset_id=61bf7eb8d299cd67a8112f68&pinned_post_type=share

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Didn't he also claim that Robbo told him he didn't think it was a foul?

[Rafa Justice]

Spurs striker Harry Kane to BBC Sport: "Overall we had the better chances and we're coming away a little disappointed we haven't won. Tough game. We reacted really well to going behind."

Was he worried he'd be sent off? "No. At the time I thought it was a good strong tackle. Maybe it looks a little worse when you slow it down. That's what VAR is there for.

"There are going to be strong tackles in a game like this. I wasn't worried. I was quite surprised [to be booked] to be honest."

Then you're proof that care in the community doesn't work you thick as ****ing mince idiot.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/live/foo...ost_type=share

Does everyone caught doing something wrong now revert to gaslighting and the most blatant lies rather than explain things honestly?

[Tribute]

Does everyone caught doing something wrong now revert to gaslighting and the most blatant lies rather than explain things honestly?

One hundred per cent. Dillusional ****.

[Exiled_red]

I know we can say if it wasn't for Alisson's mistake or if the ref had done his job properly we would have won that, but the midfield wasn't good enough. We missed Fabinho in particular, it is a real problem that we don't have someone who can come in and do that job. I felt for Morton he really needed more help in there and I am surprised that Milner wasn't helping him out more. Midfield in general was just poor today, obviously not surprising with the changes we made. But a frustrating game and situation to be in, being 3 points begins city when they are on a long run of wins is making it look difficult and if we are with out these guys again for another week this is where it becomes problematic. City have the much bigger squad depth, and us losing players to Covid and them not at this time is a massive advantage for them in the title race.

[Irishnev]

Lying cunt - want to call him worse but am holding back

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[vlahka]

"His foots off the ground when contact is made so its not a red".. Yeah go **** yourselves. Thats a hospital tackle. Kanes not even looking at where his foot is. Eyes probably closed. Thats probably why he thinks he won the ball, cause he couldnt see anything.

[Exiled_red]

"His foots off the ground when contact is made so its not a red".. Yeah go **** yourselves. Thats a hospital tackle. Kanes not even looking at where his foot is. Eyes probably closed. Thats probably why he thinks he won the ball, cause he couldnt see anything.

I know that isn't you saying that, but I don't see why that should ever come into it, whether the player has their foot on the floor or not comes down to luck rather than judgement.

[vlahka]

Absolutely. Same with the Jota push in the penalty box. Oh he slowed down so he was waiting for the hit... How is that an explanation? If someone barges right through you its a foul. How often on the pitch do you see players just absolutely slow down and look like they want to fall. They get touched and its straight down hugging the ball and foul. Absolute joke of a ref.

[Shaggy]

Only just stopped raging tbh. An ok point in the scheme of things, given we played with no midfield, but ****ing hell - that was the most stressful, anger-inducing game we've had for a long time.

[Fosterbloke]

What minute was that tackle?

Answer: 18th

[Exiled_red]

Absolutely. Same with the Jota push in the penalty box. Oh he slowed down so he was waiting for the hit... How is that an explanation? If someone barges right through you its a foul. How often on the pitch do you see players just absolutely slow down and look like they want to fall. They get touched and its straight down hugging the ball and foul. Absolute joke of a ref.

It's a load of bollocks. Did VAR even look at it? Next they'll be saying you can't change direction or you're looking for a pen. I don't understand how the VAR official doesn't get the ref over to have a second look at the pen or the Kane red card, both for meare stone wall decisions. I'm not saying that Robertson wasn't a red that was a really poor challenge. But in the context of the game I don't see how it was deemed more dangerous than Kane's challenge which didn't merit a second look..Not sure who was worse the ref or the VAR official.

[Fosterbloke]

How the **** was that Kane challenge not a red? The players should have been around the ref insisting he look at it on the screen. And VAR? **** off.