Technically should have been disallowed as Okazaki isn't allowed into the box until the ball leaves the areaWorth watching a few times
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Technically should have been disallowed as Okazaki isn't allowed into the box until the ball leaves the areaWorth watching a few times
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Thats the thing, no doubt you will play a weakened side due to other priorities so it could be a real hiding for your c team, will poch survive a 12-0 beating?Will Klopp survive losing to our C team in 5 weeks time ??

Meanwhile, Balotelli has become the first player to score 4 goals in his first two Ligue 1 games, apparently.Mamadou Sakho's future takes on a distinctly Balotelli look:
"Now it's three weeks since I am fit to play games.I finish all my rehabilitation work. They don't want me to play also with second team lol! Why I don't know. I accept my situation but I can't accept the lie… The fans deserve to know the true! Thanks for your support."
Another dodgy bit of business goes pear shaped. A bit like Sakho without his fat burner.

Translation:Swansea 1 v 2 'Pool
Swans cheated of a point, with 'Pool being gifted with the softest of penalties, yet again, and Klopp dancing like an utter spazmoid on the touchline. I don't know about you lads, but it turned my stomach to watch.
I think the lesser teams have got to watch this and know that they must not give these biased and incompetent refs the opportunity to keep gifting penalties to 'Pool. We've seen this before, in previous seasons, where refs have systematically influenced games in 'Pool's favour to try to gift them a top 4 place. Fortunately, 'Pool are so incompetent that they'll never win the title, but they are, at best, a top 7 side and shouldn't be beating teams like Swansea. Refs know this, and so gift them late penalty winners, when they know it's practically impossible for teams to reply.
This has been a shameful day for football and for the FA.
If you watch if closely, there is minimal contact from the defender and Cheatino actually kicks the ground and maybe even his own foot before pirouetting to the ground. It does look like a foul and a penalty but is in fact very clever from Cheatino, no surprise the referee gave it though but you can be sure it wouldnt have been given if it was in the Pool penalty area.
I hope Spurs can enjoy some similar good fortune this season, but seeing as referees only tend to give a certain select few clubs the benefit of doubt with big game changing decisions, I won`t be holding my breath.
Whilst I prefer someone who is honourable and decent rather than the hysterical persecution nonsense from Klopp, Mourinho and Ferguson, I would say that it is a potential weakness in our quest for honours. Clubs who pressure officials get decisions, it's as simple as that.
I have Milner in my FF team. Giving bloody good points so far.Swansea 1 v 2 'Pool
Swans cheated of a point, with 'Pool being gifted with the softest of penalties, yet again, and Klopp dancing like an utter spazmoid on the touchline. I don't know about you lads, but it turned my stomach to watch.
I think the lesser teams have got to watch this and know that they must not give these biased and incompetent refs the opportunity to keep gifting penalties to 'Pool. We've seen this before, in previous seasons, where refs have systematically influenced games in 'Pool's favour to try to gift them a top 4 place. Fortunately, 'Pool are so incompetent that they'll never win the title, but they are, at best, a top 7 side and shouldn't be beating teams like Swansea. Refs know this, and so gift them late penalty winners, when they know it's practically impossible for teams to reply.
This has been a shameful day for football and for the FA.
What's it say? Some click bait ****The prem table since Klopp took over at Liverpool -
http://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/fo...Jurgen-Klopp-Liverpool-Man-Utd-sportgalleries