Liverpool laughing stocks?
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Liverpool must be a big club again based upon the red card Everton just received. He got the ball. Can't see how that can be red.
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Shocking decision that sending off.
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It would have been a terrible decision to give a foul for it. There was no foul there at all!
Red card? Quite simply he shouldn't referee again. Right over the top of it and still got it miserably wrong!
Red card? Quite simply he shouldn't referee again. Right over the top of it and still got it miserably wrong!
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Looking forward to seeing this later. Dion Dublin's just described it as being one of the worst decisions he's ever seen.BWFC_Insane wrote:It would have been a terrible decision to give a foul for it. There was no foul there at all!
Red card? Quite simply he shouldn't referee again. Right over the top of it and still got it miserably wrong!
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Dalglish was a right grumpy, irritable, dis-likable git when interviewed afterwards.....Bruce Rioja wrote:Looking forward to seeing this later. Dion Dublin's just described it as being one of the worst decisions he's ever seen.BWFC_Insane wrote:It would have been a terrible decision to give a foul for it. There was no foul there at all!
Red card? Quite simply he shouldn't referee again. Right over the top of it and still got it miserably wrong!
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So like every other week then?
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Shocker.
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Shocking decision. I think he may have been influenced by the reaction of the 2 Liverpool players that immediately ran over, Adams and a n other. Needed to give himself a minute
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That Suarez is such a feckin' cheat.
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I absolutely agree with that. Every other picture of him is of him going down screaming because someone's tackled him, the goofy c*nt!boltonboris wrote:That Suarez is such a feckin' cheat.
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Can't argue with that assessment. Good player but hate him more every time I see him play.Bruce Rioja wrote:I absolutely agree with that. Every other picture of him is of him going down screaming because someone's tackled him, the goofy c*nt!boltonboris wrote:That Suarez is such a feckin' cheat.
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Haha, completely true.seanworth wrote:Liverpool must be a big club again based upon the red card Everton just received. He got the ball. Can't see how that can be red.
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Interesting article in today's Guardian about TV rights.
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"What is absolutely certain is that, with the greatest of respect to our colleagues in the Premier League, but if you're a Bolton fan in Bolton, then you subscribe to Sky because you want to watch Bolton. Everyone gets that. Likewise, if you're a Liverpool fan from Liverpool, you subscribe. But if you're in Kuala Lumpur there isn't anyone subscribing to Astro, or ESPN to watch Bolton, or if they are it's a very small number. Whereas the large majority are subscribing because they want to watch Liverpool, Manchester United, Chelsea or Arsenal."
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"What is absolutely certain is that, with the greatest of respect to our colleagues in the Premier League, but if you're a Bolton fan in Bolton, then you subscribe to Sky because you want to watch Bolton. Everyone gets that. Likewise, if you're a Liverpool fan from Liverpool, you subscribe. But if you're in Kuala Lumpur there isn't anyone subscribing to Astro, or ESPN to watch Bolton, or if they are it's a very small number. Whereas the large majority are subscribing because they want to watch Liverpool, Manchester United, Chelsea or Arsenal."
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Read that earlier today.. It's all well and good saying that, but the gulf between Liverpool and Man Utd / Chelsea, will just get bigger and bigger.. What can he blame it on then?
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boltonboris wrote:Read that earlier today.. It's all well and good saying that, but the gulf between Liverpool and Man Utd / Chelsea, will just get bigger and bigger.. What can he blame it on then?
Doesn't there have to be a majority vote between Premiership clubs for this to work? Never work.
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I had expected it to be ManU who went for this first...
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Liverpol need this to happen quickly, while there are still people in Kuala Lumpur who actually remember who they are.boltonboris wrote:Read that earlier today.. It's all well and good saying that, but the gulf between Liverpool and Man Utd / Chelsea, will just get bigger and bigger.. What can he blame it on then?
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The gloryhunters will have finally won if this goes through.
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A club who likes to think "they are big" in trying to protect their own interests and not giving one damn about football overall shocker.
They are being dense though. There is only one club in this country who will truly benefit from this, and only one who can compete globally with Real and Barca. And it isn't the Scousers!
They are being dense though. There is only one club in this country who will truly benefit from this, and only one who can compete globally with Real and Barca. And it isn't the Scousers!
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not really. the grazers come from the nfl which has tight tv deals where teams have no control with each team sharing equally regardless of record or times televised. henry is from baseball and that league is a free for all thus benefiting teams like boston.thebish wrote:I had expected it to be ManU who went for this first...
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