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[Saintsfan08]

I imagine there is a lot of Liverpool fans watching though. Its probably why BBC so many ex Liverpool players and are so favorable to them. Of course the majority of Liverpool fans are oblivious to this as " we are the victims, everyone is against us. Man Utd get everything " Its a joke and this sort of talk is turning your club into a laughing stock.. BBC are clearly biased towards United, Pool and Arsenal by no means coincidentally the most well supported teams with the most fans watching MOTD.

 

[moreinjuredthanowen]

Saint seriously... You are embarrassing yourself now

It was fun laughing at your angst but it is getting to the point of feeling like I've stepped in something when I read this

 

[Saintsfan08]

Saint seriously... You are embarrassing yourself now

It was fun laughing at your angst but it is getting to the point of feeling like I've stepped in something when I read this

" We are the victims " complex. Calling how me and the rest of the football world see it.

 

[moreinjuredthanowen]

" We are the victims " complex. Calling how me and the rest of the football world see it.

Don't start to go there, that only goes one way

 

[Saintsfan08]

Don't start to go there, that only goes one way

???

The constant " FA/ BBC/ refs hate us " = Victims complex.

 

[InBiscanWeTrust]

???

The constant " FA/ BBC/ refs hate us " = Victims complex.

Lay off the victim stuff on here... whether you're referring to BBC or not, people use it as a reference to Heysel disaster. It's a quick and easy way to get banned.

Put that down as a friendly reminder... next time will be a ban though.

 

[Saintsfan08]

Lay off the victim stuff on here... whether you're referring to BBC or not, people use it as a reference to Heysel disaster. It's a quick and easy way to get banned.

Put that down as a friendly reminder... next time will be a ban though.

Obviously not referring to Heysel in any way as all my previous posts on the subject will point to this BBC nonsense some of you seem to genuinely believe.

 

[InBiscanWeTrust]

Obviously not referring to Heysel in any way as all my previous posts on the subject will point to this BBC nonsense some of you seem to genuinely believe.

Like I say, whether you were or not... it's the phrase people use when referring to it, so best to stay clear to avoid any confusion

 

[Saintsfan08]

Like I say, whether you were or not... it's the phrase people use when referring to it, so best to stay clear to avoid any confusion

Came here to mock moronic and delusional views ( and I have not been found wanting ) and not such a sensitive subject on a a human disaster like Heysel

 

[saintanton]

Came here to mock moronic and delusional views and not such a sensitive subject on a a human disaster like Heysel

I don't think you were referring to Heysel, but as Biscan says, it's a phrase the trolls use when they are trying to cause trouble so it's best just to avoid it.
You can lob as many insults as you like, we're reasonably thick-skinned, but steer clear of that one, eh?
Alternatively of course, you could always try and engage in some genuine football debate, then you might find we're not as bad as you think.
Well, most of us.....

 

[Saintsfan08]

I don't think you were referring to Heysel, but as Biscan says, it's a phrase the trolls use when they are trying to cause trouble so it's best just to avoid it.
You can lob as many insults as you like, we're reasonably thick-skinned, but steer clear of that one, eh?
Alternatively of course, you could always try and engage in some genuine football debate, then you might find we're not as bad as you think.
Well, most of us.....

Misunderstanding aside I know some hugely knowledgeable Liverpool fans and have seen some excellent analysis on this board but only a little. Whether genuine football debate is possible in a place where many believe that this BBC bollocks and that money has no influence on the game, I don't know, maybe.

 

[Diego]

Coutinho should win goal of the month, Berahinho and Dzeko runners up

I voted for Berahinho, great strike and perfect placing

 

[Saintsfan08]

I voted for Berahinho, great strike and perfect placing

Bastard

 

[Diego]

First time I seen the United pen Brown/O'Shea red card.

The fact the ref didn't think O'Shea commited a foul and actually thought the challenge from Brown was the foul means he shouldn't have actually given a penalty at all.

United getting lucky with the refs again

I hope they appeal and get it cancelled, the fact that the ref saw O`Shea means they can`t punish him so they will both be cleared

 

[Diego]

Bastard

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[InBiscanWeTrust]

I hope they appeal and get it cancelled, the fact that the ref saw O`Shea means they can`t punish him so they will both be cleared

They'll appeal and it'll be rescinded for either mistaken identity or the fact there was just no contact so couldn't get a red.

 

[Diego]

They'll appeal and it'll be rescinded for either mistaken identity or the fact there was just no contact so couldn't get a red.

Yep, what i was getting at is the fact they can`t transfer it to O`Shea (as i have seen said somewhere)

 

[astro]

Louis van Gaal backs Manchester United quality despite insipid win
http://www.theguardian.com/football...united-sunderland-premier-league-match-report

Good headline


Hackett described the East decision as an error. “It was another refereeing error, we are seeing it pretty often,” he said. “I don’t know if the referee was trying to be too clever or naive. He’s guessed, incorrectly, and dismissed the player, which is a real cardinal sin.”

Sunderland will appeal Brown’s red card but East’s confusion gave a tedious game a prominence it scarcely deserved.

 

[saintanton]

Misunderstanding aside I know some hugely knowledgeable Liverpool fans and have seen some excellent analysis on this board but only a little. Whether genuine football debate is possible in a place where many believe that this BBC bollocks and that money has no influence on the game, I don't know, maybe.

Nobody seriously thinks that the BBC is involved in some sort of conspiracy against LFC, but there are areas where the Salford based journalists show bias towards Utd, in the same way as London-based ( or indeed any local media outlet) journos show bias towards their local clubs. Because the BBC is supposed to be [HASHTAG]#neutral[/HASHTAG] it's sometimes annoying but they don't have any real influence and we're just having a bit of a laugh at their expense.
It's only the website stuff, btw, we're well aware that a fair number of ex LFC players are all over their telly programmes.

Out of interest, do you genuinely believe Herrera's goal should have been included in GOTM tonight?

 

[Page_Moss_Kopite]

Misunderstanding aside I know some hugely knowledgeable Liverpool fans and have seen some excellent analysis on this board but only a little. Whether genuine football debate is possible in a place where many believe that this BBC bollocks and that money has no influence on the game, I don't know, maybe.

You mean serious football debate like your imaginary referee conspiracy that you've been crying about on the manc board?
If there was a conspiracy don't you think we'd be 1st instead of 5th.