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Quick feet and quality nutmeg by Markovic, which bitter [HASHTAG]#bbcsalford[/HASHTAG] described as "bundling over the line" as if it were some set-piece melee
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You brought it up as a wum with [HASHTAG]#worsethanmingnolet[/HASHTAG] àttached for double wum potential.
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Just an honest opinion
If Mignolet did the same thing people would be going mental, but the fact is Mignolet kept a clean sheet and Hart threw away 2 points
It was bobbling of his shins, dropped on his toe and then rolled into the net off Pantilmons gonads.
Honest opinion
Mignolet only kept a clean sheet as you were playing an awful side who played half the game with 10 men
Honest opinion
Mignolet only kept a clean sheet as you were playing an awful side who played half the game with 10 men
What's the difference?
Everton have 1 win in 11 and Lukaku is effectively a man down
Lukaku's been great in the last 2 games.
Despite having had a poor spell by his standards he's still scored more goals this season than Lambert, Balotelli, Borini, Lallana and Markovic combined -
Rooted to your line can mean 3 to 4 yards off of your line, you are creating a false argument again, I used to be a keeper and no one stands "on" the line at corners. Always at least a bit forward off of the line
There was no real power, Naismith knew Hart was coming and glanced it past him, the same header would have been saved imo. Now maybe Naismith might have done differently had Hart not come, but that's another matter, as is had Hart stayed put he had a very good chance of saving it, not guaranteed because even hitting it straight at him has a chance of going in.. but most likely.
Now if you are finished leaking out your backside, I have other things to things to tend to
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Looking at the table, if we hadn't thrown away those 2 points against Leicester we'd be n 34 points, above Spurs on GD and after today, a maximum of 3 points behind 4th place...
As it is, no matter what the results today we'll still only be a max of 5 points behind with momentum on our side after picking up 10 points from last possible 12 (although they were against the teams in 20th, 17th, 16th and 9th).
Team is starting to gel and next month with a fully refreshed Sterling and a hopeful return of Sturridge could make a good late surge for that 4th place and the cups.
As it is, no matter what the results today we'll still only be a max of 5 points behind with momentum on our side after picking up 10 points from last possible 12 (although they were against the teams in 20th, 17th, 16th and 9th).
Team is starting to gel and next month with a fully refreshed Sterling and a hopeful return of Sturridge could make a good late surge for that 4th place and the cups.
Rooted to your line can mean 3 to 4 yards off of your line, you are creating a false argument again, I used to be a keeper and no one stand "on" the ****ing line at corners.
There was no real power, Naismith knew Hart was coming and glanced it past him, the same header would have been saved imo. Now maybe Naismith might have done differently had Hart not come, but that's another matter, as is had Hart stayed put he had a very good hance of saving it, not guaranteed because even hitting it straight at him has a chance of going in.. but most likely.
Now if you are finished leaking out your backside, I have other things to things to tend to
Oh Christ.....Hart should have saved It then same as Pantilimon should have saved the lucky bundled In over the line effort yesterday
Guys you have had a good If sometimes lucky run against the easier teams In the league your problems have not gone away you will be cursing against Rodgers soon when you start the reverse fixtures against the top half..
tbf it was a mistake by the City defence leavig Naismith unmarked, this is what prompted hart to come for it, to deny Naismith a free header. Younger keepers tend to get that rush of blood, a more seasoned keeper might have easily anticipated a glancing header to the far post because 99 out of 100 times that was where the attacker would have put it
Rooted to your line can mean 3 to 4 yards off of your line, you are creating a false argument again, I used to be a keeper and no one stands "on" the line at corners. Always at least a bit forward off of the line
There was no real power, Naismith knew Hart was coming and glanced it past him, the same header would have been saved imo. Now maybe Naismith might have done differently had Hart not come, but that's another matter, as is had Hart stayed put he had a very good chance of saving it, not guaranteed because even hitting it straight at him has a chance of going in.. but most likely.
Now if you are finished leaking out your backside, I have other things to things to tend to
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Oh Christ.....Hart should have saved It then same as Pantilimon should have saved the lucky bundled In over the line effort yesterday
"Absolute Rubbish"
and "Oh Christ"
The post beginnings of emotionally charged people.
"I get so emotional baby, every time I... ect ect"
Another false argument paraphrasing merchant, must be a Liverpool thing. I never said that and you know it.
You should work for Sky though, or the BBC.
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