Liverpool v Chelsea (Wembley) FA Cup Final

[poorscousertommy]

I don't know! Evidently I was very wrong

Haha..I didn't mean that in a condescending way btw.

I guess you confused it with the striker of the pen not being able to touch it again!

I've done way worse...screaming for offside in the Kop when the ball had been played from a goal kick I was 36.

[Buzzo]

Haha..I didn't mean that in a condescending way btw.

I guess you confused it with the striker of the pen not being able to touch it again!

I've done way worse...screaming for offside in the Kop when the ball had been played from a goal kick I was 36.

It's class when that happens at the game I've done a few myself.

Normally you realise just as your bum leaves the seat and your arm starts to fly up and the rumble of a yell leaves your belly that you are 100% going up on on your own, so you manage to stop.

But not always

[S-RED]

Booooooooo

[ame]https://twitter.com/ScouseSocialism/status/1526184694760472578[/ame]

Love it, Up the ****in reds

[Buzzo]

Imagine not being able to piece together why folk might be unsatisfied with the current (let alone historic) state of affairs.

[danperkins]

INSIDE WEMBLEY: Liverpool vs Chelsea | REDS LIFT THE FA CUP - YouTube

Beautiful

[Exiled_red]

Not seen this mentioned anywhere other than TAW but did anyone clock Alisson grabbing the ball after Mount's pen? It defo looked like it was going to spin in from where I was sat Not sure how he got away with it

I noticed that at the time, but if he hadn't grabbed it and the ball spun into the goal the pen would have counted as a goal. There's nothing wrong with the GK touching the ball multiple times only the kicker. Play is only dead when the ball stops moving, goes out of play or the ref whistles it dead. Good awareness from Alisson but nothing untoward.

Edit: Just seen a number of other people already responded saying the same.

[Exiled_red]

Booooooooo

https://twitter.com/ScouseSocialism/status/1526184694760472578

Love it, Up the ****in reds

Jordan says: "Surely you don't have a right in a civilized society to boo the national anthem"

What is he suggesting there?

[baitman]

Jordan says: "Surely you don't have a right in a civilized society to boo the national anthem"

What is he suggesting there?

He's thinking of North Korea

[Doc_Piptorious]

https://twitter.com/GarBreeninhoLfc/...22640871723008

All good lads there but Naby, Origi, Konate, Joe, VVD, Tsimikas and Thiago are the men there. Those hugs will mean a lot.


And wtf is Konate doing with the come on thing before going off camera

[Norbs]

Was that Sean Cox they were meeting?

[Doc_Piptorious]

No that is not Sean Cox.Does not look like him even though the footage is blurry. Sean is still in a wheelchair and unable to stand afaik.


Sean was at the CL semi final and was a guest of honour at that game.

[Norbs]

I didn't think it was but saw it in the twitter comments

[ChesterDave]

Booooooooo

https://twitter.com/ScouseSocialism/status/1526184694760472578

Love it, Up the ****in reds

Wasn't Jordan one of the 'muh freedoms' folk during Covid. Now he seems to keen to knuckle under.

[Exiled_red]

Wasn't Jordan one of the 'muh freedoms' folk during Covid. Now he seems to keen to knuckle under.

I can't remember but I wouldn't be surprised the guy is a prick

[banditos]

At the risk of getting called an ignorant convict, can someone please explain exactly what motivates the anthem booing to me?

I get that Liverpool hasn't exactly been treated well by the govt and media over the last 40 or so years, and definitely sympathise with any anti-monarchy stance, but I'm struck by the fact that the booing appears to be a recent thing. Happy to be educated here.