Liverpool + Help - 1 Villa - 1 Post Match Thread

[Risso]

I absolutely loathe Bingo and his man of the people act, until things go against him and then he reveals his true colours. Wanker.

[KevinGage]

Why is Klopp such a cvnt when he doesn't win?!

Aston Villa were screwed in the second half and they didn't know how to deal with it."

On the disallowed goal: "I spoke to the referee, he said it is a subjective decision. He said it's not deliberate, I said it was."

On time wasting: "The time wasting was... wow. We saw against Sevilla the ball boys left the country, Roma against Leverkusen, how long was the ball in play? Ten minutes [added time] was fine, but we should have an extra five minutes within the 10. Everybody is doing it. We have seen in too many games this season, it has nothing to do with the result today, just a general football subject."

I'll take that.

Rather than the usual patronising twaddle when they beat us.

[eamonn]

Unai's words are wiser:

“I’m very proud of our work given the challenge we had.

“Two months ago we were speaking about if we could get to the last match against Brighton at home playing for something important. Now it’s in our hands.

“Today this draw is amazing. In the first half we played in our game plan, being strong – not only defensively, offensively we were trying to build up and breaking their high press.

“We had a penalty, we scored one goal and progressively we were making more metres on the pitch. In the second half we needed to defend more than the first half but we were brilliant.

“They scored but I think it’s a very good point because it’s given us a possibility, in the last match with our supporters at home, enjoying and being very excited this week, for one European place.”

Jacob Ramsey’s first-half goal put Villa in control at Anfield and they rarely looked like surrendering the lead until the hosts’ late rally.

Emery is now fully focused on next weekend’s final game of the season at home to Brighton and Hove Albion at Villa Park.

“We have to remember our supporters as well because they are travelling away to every match that we are playing,” he said.

“The players are taking the demands I am trying to impose for everybody – for me, for the players, for the club.

“To play for a European place this week is a really important step ahead we are doing. Still, we have one week and we are going to enjoy it but practice as well as possible and be very focused.”

[Rudy Can't Fail]

Brentford home to Man City next week, Spurs away to Leeds.  A point might be enough, who knows?  A good point today, shame about the penalty miss but can't have it all. 

I'd love us to break the 60 point barrier. It would be one hell of an achievement.

[LeeB]

Emery is better than Klopp in every way

[Legion]

https://www.skysports.com/watch/video/12885437/liverpool-1-1-aston-villa-premier-league-highlights

[Brazilian Villain]

Am I right in saying that at least 17 minutes were added on today?
Total joke.

No, it was 19+ mins.

[PaulWinch again]

Klopp and Guardiola are both the same in that they’re very nice and complementary when teams play how they want to play. When they don’t, or the result doesn’t go their way, they’re both incredibly sour and petty.

[N'ZMAV]

Emery is better than Klopp in every way

there's no class about Liverpool at all.

[Smirker]

I am going to disagree with the majority here and say I like Klopp.

Pep on the other hand...

[PeterWithesShin]

Klopp is great when things are going for him, and a right unpleasant narky little twat when they aren't.

[CT Villan]

Didn't hear Klopp complaining about how the ref let them get away with a myriad of cheap and dirty fouls, including Fabinho's dozen or so.

[Pat Mustard]

Emery is better than Klopp in every way

there's no class about Liverpool at all.

Too right, and just wait for next season when Emery doesn’t give him a 10 game head start.

[VILLA MOLE]

Anyone else think , ‘ call me trent’ is a bit of a poser and a liability in midfield as well as defence

[Bobby Boy]

Klopp and Guardiola are both the same in that they’re very nice and complementary when teams play how they want to play. When they don’t, or the result doesn’t go their way, they’re both incredibly sour and petty.

They were both educated in this by Sir Alex Ferguson.