Watching football over the last 45 years and the media especially the BBC have a soft spot for Liverpool, ManU and Arsenal. But Liverpool is their real sweetheart. The bias is staggering. Alan Green.
Quote from: Ads on November 10, 2024, 12:39:42 PMIf Salah's was a penalty the other year, Watkin's non-penalty ought to have been given too. As should the Torres one. The Kopites routinely get decisions, made easier by an absolute blundering ****** of a referee in Coote.Although I’ve no doubt that Coote is blundering ****** of a referee I also believe he has an ingrained bias against Villa. The frequency with which he makes wrong decisions against us, match after match, has no other real explanation.
If Salah's was a penalty the other year, Watkin's non-penalty ought to have been given too. As should the Torres one. The Kopites routinely get decisions, made easier by an absolute blundering ****** of a referee in Coote.
Thought the commentary was excruciating. They described the first goal as "an amazing break by Liverpool" when all their player did was hoof the ball into an empty half of the pitch and some players chased after it. While I'm on it I watched the re-run several times and there's no contact from Bailey when Salah did what Salah does- he fell over. Bailey did put his arm on his shoulder though which made it look worse but Salah had already committed to the dive by then. I think the commentators wanted him sent off and given the cat'o'nine tails for his heinous assault on Saint Mo.
Konsa has pretty well only been chosen this season when Cash has been injured, so whatever the stats do or don't say, Cash is still Unai's first choice when fit. Konsa was dreadful at right back yesterday, Carlos was awful at centre back, and one of his characteristic mistakes led directly to their second goal.
I’ve reflected since yesterday after the crisis comment. I’ve lived through 1986-87. A 1-5 at home to David Whites Man Citeh. A 0-6 at home to Liverpool. 0-8, 0-3, 0-4 and Bradford in Lamberts era. Then 2015-16z And then of course Gerrard. And Garde. And Eric Black. So not really a crisis.
Might be by age but there is some real over reactions on here. ‘Season over’ ‘Crisis’ ‘we were awful’Calm the fuck down. Lost 4 on the spin ok - one of them we threw, one was a single brain fart, one was a 2nd half collapse, one was against the best team in the country and Europe away! Were we watching the same match? A massive improvement on our play from previous matches overall. Players intelligent and respectful enough to know they repeated the crap play of previous it’d been a massacre. We weren’t overrun despite pre match predictions and our luck wasn’t with us with the best performer going off, sitter missed and gifted breakaway goals. Not to mention the of-course biased ref. Emery (right now) is prepping for the Palace game. I think we’ll be fine and bring in a couple of faces in Jan and improve that right hand side.
Quote from: kippaxvilla2 on November 10, 2024, 05:05:36 PMI’ve reflected since yesterday after the crisis comment. I’ve lived through 1986-87. A 1-5 at home to David Whites Man Citeh. A 0-6 at home to Liverpool. 0-8, 0-3, 0-4 and Bradford in Lamberts era. Then 2015-16z And then of course Gerrard. And Garde. And Eric Black. So not really a crisis.You've just brought back a memory I thought I'd buried in that City match.He really ripped us apart that day/evening?