I gave an honest and unbiased opinion on him. If i was wumming i would have called him a flat track bully.... Even though its true. #honestinred
He could've been more vocal to tell skrts to leave it and come and get it himself. But he hasn't been that bad.
Agree with the sentiments about the players owing the fans a performance. It may not 'matter' so much in regards to the title, but this is where Rodgers needs to stamp down his authority and make the players aware that they still have a job to do.
Just seen the replay and the goal is all Skrts fault, and Johnson for being out of position. Skrts sticks a leg out when he didn't need to.
Sturridge's first touch at times is really poor (it varies really). Allen decides to pass sideways on a counter attack and Johnson as always being pointless on the ball. Sums it up for me
Used to them coming out the woodwork when things aren't going our way. Just surprised Tobes hasn't popped up yet!
I don't think he could leave it. He had Ameobi behind him who could have put it in. Skrtel needed to go for it, but not with a wild lunge that he did. If the ball is that high and you cant get any control on it with your foot (it pretty much hit him on his knee at waist height) he needs to go with his head or just throw his body infront of it. Don't think Mig would have ever got to it had Skrtel left/missed it
Imagine he went to Chelsea or city. You really would regret that comment along with the many others who have used it. Whats it meant to mean anyway. Makes no sense....
It means it's harder to score against the top 4, when you're in a side that is in the top 4. You have less chances of scoring compared to everyone else. Is that really hard to understand
You know full well that you top four claim is really only three teams and therefore makes your argument look better. In reality, whether he scores against the best sides or not, he is by far and away a better player than anyone at Man Utd and that's why you isolate him
