Yeah i know does seem odd, as everyone knows were gonna end up with Darren Bent when we sell Cisse
Bill Shankly:
"I was the best manager in Britain because I was never devious or cheated anyone. I'd break my wife's legs if I played against her, but I'd never cheat her."
I said to my dad after Gerrard's first booking, "I bet he gets sent off today".
Didn't expect it to happen so quickly, though!
Mind, he really didn't give the ref any choice for the second yellow.
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KevG wrote:No Sky, Paul so I can't actually see what''s going on. Just as well as the language would be choice
SG has severly ham-strung the team here....
5 bookings and a sending off already. Gah.
Well, he got booked for kicking the ball away for his first yellow. For the second, he went straight through Kilbane, and was absolutely nowhere near the ball. Even the most lenient of refs would have found it hard not to give him a second yellow.
Oh, and is that Phil Neville scoring an own goal?
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KevG wrote:No Sky, Paul so I can't actually see what''s going on. Just as well as the language would be choice
SG has severly ham-strung the team here....
5 bookings and a sending off already. Gah.
Well, he got booked for kicking the ball away for his first yellow. For the second, he went straight through Kilbane, and was absolutely nowhere near the ball. Even the most lenient of refs would have found it hard not to give him a second yellow.
Oh, and is that Phil Neville scoring an own goal?
Yep: watching the Beeb net commentary - sounds like SG deserved it.
Brilliant game. Alonso Man Of The Match by a decade, but they all stepped up after Stevie G's sending-off (second yellow was a definite foul, but the ball-kicking-away thing was a harsh booking, given the context of the game).
Phil Neville og was hilarious. Garcia and Kewell's goals were both classics.
Ten v Eleven for most of the game, no dropped heads. I wish we could play the chavs, tomorrow...
We always seem to play worse against 10 men for some reason. Got back into it, but then the other sending off (no comments here, so I'm asking if it was a definate, and not too harsh?).
SB: listening on 5-live, Alan Green was all for the first booking, but against the second one, although he did seem to be very anti-Everton for a lot of that commentary Every time an Evertonian fouled a Liverpool player, he wanted a card to come out.
Is this going to take long, only my foot's gone to sleep and I'd like to catch it up.
Greeny got that wrong, Geenius. First booking was just daft and should have been a talking-to - particularly coming so early in a notoriously hot-headed fixture. Second one was a definite yellow (arguably, a straight red).
Everton sending-off was plain old violent conduct. Arms raised for a jump, but then elbow jabbed back into Alonso's face. I think Van Der Meyde had only been on the pitch for about five minutes.
Hahaha. Chelsea are so easy to hate. First Drogba goal, he was all puffed up and indicating that he's straight down the line, no cheat, etc. Second goal was deffo handball, but he celebrated, anyway.
So happy Mourinho has finally been found out as the preening blow-hard he came over as in that first press conference.