Liverpool 3 Manchester City 0 (April 4 2018)

[clangers]

If Mo's goal was offside, about a third of City's and half of Spurs' goals this season would fall into the same category.

He was a fraction offside just past the halfway line, given the position of the linesman they rarely get given. It was like it was the immediate action before the goal either.

[aws]

Very marginal and could have gone either way without any real complaints. It looked to me that his arm was in front but an arm can't be offside.

[aws]

Anyway another ghost goal against a team pumped up on financial steroids has got to be an omen.

[Ipplfc]

Funny you mention Carson.

 

Wasnt it the quarters in 2005, 2 up against Juventus at home and then he let one in and that made the away leg in Turin look very ominous indeed.

 

Makes a 3-0 cushion look a stroll in the park

He also made a fantastic save at the kop end I seem to remember

[Ipplfc]

I meant to mention that in the report but forgot.

 

That was a stupid decision. In a league game fine, but the last thing they needed was us getting off to a fast start. Big mistake that was.

It also showed how worried they were about us

[Vincent Vega]

This must be from that Amazon show, Guardiola shitting it about our front three ahead of the CL quarters.

 

https://mobile.twitter.com/StudgeIsMyMate/status/1030552295245787137?fl=4&cn=ZmxleGlibGVfcmVjc18y&refsrc=email

 

Edit - I didn’t realise Angry had already posted this link.

[dave u]

"it's just them though, Pep"

 

Yeah, and then Ox just fucking burst through and leathers one in from 25 yards. Just them three though, eh lads?

 

It was great watching it though, funny too. Pep pacing up and down in the Goodison dressing room, looking worried. Then he starts going on about our front three and how they scare him, even though he's about to face Everton.

 

Fair play to City for allowing that to go out. If it was us I wouldn't have wanted that being aired.

[Trumo]

We had the 'Three Envelopes' thing instead, along with Ian Ayre and his Harley.

[Numero Veinticinco]

I thought Pep looked as daft as Brendan in patches, that’s what this fly on the wall stuff does to you.

[Paul]

"it's just them though, Pep"

 

Yeah, and then Ox just fucking burst through and leathers one in from 25 yards. Just them three though, eh lads?

 

It was great watching it though, funny too. Pep pacing up and down in the Goodison dressing room, looking worried. Then he starts going on about our front three and how they scare him, even though he's about to face Everton.

 

Fair play to City for allowing that to go out. If it was us I wouldn't have wanted that being aired.

Apparently as part of their £10m deal, they were only allowed to cut stuff on the basis of factual error or protecting confidential financial information.

[sir roger]

Apparently as part of their £10m deal, they were only allowed to cut stuff on the basis of factual error or protecting confidential financial information.

 

I am amazed clubs do this , they got £13m for Angus Gunn ffs.

 

I can only assume it is an ' expanding the fanbase ' effort.

[Joe Strummer]

It's a decent if bias watch. Brian Kidd and a load of other backroom staff are all stealing a living from the looks of it, proper fucking yes men. It was disappointing they didn't show more post match footage of the two legs in the CL although episode 7 was amusing.

[Paul]

Brian Kid appears to have literally no role other than being Brian Kid. If he spoke once in the whole episodes that was all he did. Invisible and silent in all the dressing room and training ground footage.

[Numero Veinticinco]

Yeah, they just wanted Brian Kidd.

[Red_or_Dead]

The hierarchy are just keeping Kidd on for some sort of continuity (wouldn't be surprised if he had a wage increase too), from a genuine assistant manager to being a glorified BBC man.