A lot of talk about Kane to Man U, would be a good move for him.Quote:
Originally Posted by HibbyAndy
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A lot of talk about Kane to Man U, would be a good move for him.Quote:
Originally Posted by HibbyAndy
Spurs gonna need a refund department at this rate
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Originally Posted by Hibernia&Alba
All over the place, not a clue what they seem to be doing, what are they doing in training?
Liverpool are playing keep ball and the Spurs players are just watching them instead of doing something, quite laughable.
PSGs goal was basically a gift from the ref, Mbappe kicked the ball as the goalkeeper before the keeper restarted play and it was bizarrely allowed. They are a bigger shambles than Chelsea and Spurs:greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Hibernia&Alba
Good point. C’mon the lesser greensQuote:
Originally Posted by Steven79
On second thoughts, c’mon ICT.
They take the guaranteed group stage and get some much needed finance. Aberdeen look a stick on for third and we take 4th. That would work.
Liverpool have been lazy after their goals, sat back admiring themselves.
liverpool 3 spurs 2
Surely that's dangerous play?
Jota’s booking was the same as what the Killie boy got sent off for for his challenge on Cabraja and Jota drew blood
3-3.
oops
Get in
4-3
bummer for spurs that 4-3
plum, cost his team mates a great comeback
What a game
Cruel on spurs. Funny as **** though.
Liverpool so so lucky today. Spurs hit the post 3 times and Liverpool should have been down to 10.
Don’t think Jota should have been on the pitch, fantastic game in all though.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoboHarry
Why is that dangerous play and a sending off in Scotland but in England it’s just a foul and yellow card.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibbyradge
Liverpool lucky, sat back at 3-0 and let Spurs right back into it, Jota could've been off, 2 defences that are very poor for that level.
So funny after Richarlison had scored a last minute winner in the World Cup final :greengrin
Probably the intention, he was genuinely going for the ball.Quote:
Originally Posted by eastterrace
Referees in England are just as prone to making bad decisions as Scottish ones.Quote:
Originally Posted by eastterrace
He clearly endangered an opponent, he drew blood, so he should have been sent off
Intention is irrelevant.Quote:
Originally Posted by J-C
The game at Anfield was one of the strangest I can remember. Spurs were shambolic first half; somehow came back to make it 3-3, only to lose it a minute later. Crazy but great to watch. They did show some fight at least, as they did against Man United, but they are horrific defensively.
Interestingly every pundit thought it was quite clearly a red.Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
Terrible decision from the referee. If that’s not dangerous play then I’m not sure what is.
That game today was referee’d differently from other games this season, had that been Hibs vs St Js there would have been reds galore and plenty of yellow cards to boot, more corruption from officials in Scottish football.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stubbsy90+2
Played in the Stevenson Hanlon game day before he signed for them should not have been allowed to leave the stadium until he signed for usQuote:
Originally Posted by JamesHFC
It was Jota from Liverpool that had the high foot.Quote:
Originally Posted by silverhibee
That being said though, I said the same after Lundstrams early tackle in the Rangers game. Infinitely worse than Jeggos, probably on a par with Shinnies and he didn’t even get booked. If I was a ICT fan I’d be looking at that and wondering why he was going to be available for the final had they made it.