I wonder if the premier league will review this. This is on bloody Sky Sports, surely they cannot sweep it under the carpet?
The funny thing is it doesn't matter of Lovren touched the ball as he wasn't trying to play it, it was a block and deflected to Kane which according to the FA's rules, is offside.
Former referee Keith Hacket:-
''Harry Kane was clearly in an offside position and should have been flagged by the referee's assistant, Edward Smart. Moss talked to Smart who told him he was not sure so the referee gave the penalty.
If Dejan Lovren, the Liverpool defender, had been deliberately trying to clear the ball, he would have been deemed to have been playing Kane onside. In my view, however, Lovren did not play the ball deliberately – if he had been, the ball would have been cleared upfield – so it should have been immediately ruled offside.
Moss was left in the mire by his assistant, who should have put up his flag for offside. The whole procedure looked untidy but Moss was fortunate that Kane's spot-kick was saved.
That did not conceal the fact that there was generally poor teamwork between Moss and his two assistants, both of whom were frankly poor and below the standard expected at Premier League level.''
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that punch out by karius to Wanyama is exactly why we need a new coach and keepers who the facks teaching him to do that?
comment by Inbefore (U20589)
posted 1 hour, 4 minutes ago
that punch out by karius to Wanyama is exactly why we need a new coach and keepers who the facks teaching him to do that?
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I can't blame Karius for that. If anyone is to blame it's Can (I think) who failed to clear it. Wanyama then just happened to connect perfectly with it, nobody is saving that.
comment by Alexis The King Sanchez (U10026)
posted 6 hours, 8 minutes ago
T Bone raging.
This whole things been facking hilarious. As if he actually said I don't know it Lovren touched it then gave it anyway.
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Raging I was piiiiissed out my mind I’m on holiday in thailand you feckwit. I just think it’s comical Utd fans are celebrating a draw more than the potatoes are
Oh how the mighty hand fallen
regardless tottenham were the better team today, everyone bar lpool fans could see that
Find it hilarious more than celebrating.
comment by eriksensensen (U17512)
posted 1 hour, 8 minutes ago
regardless tottenham were the better team today, everyone bar lpool fans could see that
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So much so that you have to keep repeating it.
I suppose Spurs did have all those chances like Son and ummmmm, oh no that's it.
comment by eriksensensen (U17512)
posted 1 hour, 24 minutes ago
regardless tottenham were the better team today, everyone bar lpool fans could see that
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You had a lot of possession in the second half with your defenders, and were woeful in the first half.
Spurs fans banging on about how they dominated when in reality they were extremely fortunate to get anything from the game and needed the officials to get it.
Spurs created nothing. Liverpool should have been out of sight at ht
comment by There'sOnlyOneReds (U1721)
posted 6 hours, 37 minutes ago
The funny thing is it doesn't matter of Lovren touched the ball as he wasn't trying to play it, it was a block and deflected to Kane which according to the FA's rules, is offside.
Former referee Keith Hacket:-
''Harry Kane was clearly in an offside position and should have been flagged by the referee's assistant, Edward Smart. Moss talked to Smart who told him he was not sure so the referee gave the penalty.
If Dejan Lovren, the Liverpool defender, had been deliberately trying to clear the ball, he would have been deemed to have been playing Kane onside. In my view, however, Lovren did not play the ball deliberately – if he had been, the ball would have been cleared upfield – so it should have been immediately ruled offside.
Moss was left in the mire by his assistant, who should have put up his flag for offside. The whole procedure looked untidy but Moss was fortunate that Kane's spot-kick was saved.
That did not conceal the fact that there was generally poor teamwork between Moss and his two assistants, both of whom were frankly poor and below the standard expected at Premier League level.''
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You obviously haven’t seen the match if you think Loveren didn’t try clearing the ball , simple question, why does Loveren take a swing at it ?
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Spurs just cheat these days. If they're not diving they're trying to kick teams off the park ala Chelsea and because they've been so shiiiiiiiiiit and a soft touch for half a century people seem to think it's okay.
comment by Robbing_Hoody - C3 (U6374)
posted 13 minutes ago
https://mobile.twitter.com/rousingthekop/status/960219260793577472
Spurs just cheat these days. If they're not diving they're trying to kick teams off the park ala Chelsea and because they've been so shiiiiiiiiiit and a soft touch for half a century people seem to think it's okay.
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Even when you cheat you can't win fvck all. Cry on that you melt.
Now we lost at Anfield and are below Spurs I can see why you're all so up yourselves.
comment by Rouge (U19907)
posted 4 hours, 40 minutes ago
Spurs created nothing. Liverpool should have been out of sight at ht
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What from your one shot on target, and a header that went wide.
Liverpool only had two shots on target one in each half, they scored from both. As an attacking force your team were worse than United a Wembley midweek, they caused us more problems.
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posted on 5/2/18
I wonder if the premier league will review this. This is on bloody Sky Sports, surely they cannot sweep it under the carpet?
posted on 5/2/18
The funny thing is it doesn't matter of Lovren touched the ball as he wasn't trying to play it, it was a block and deflected to Kane which according to the FA's rules, is offside.
Former referee Keith Hacket:-
''Harry Kane was clearly in an offside position and should have been flagged by the referee's assistant, Edward Smart. Moss talked to Smart who told him he was not sure so the referee gave the penalty.
If Dejan Lovren, the Liverpool defender, had been deliberately trying to clear the ball, he would have been deemed to have been playing Kane onside. In my view, however, Lovren did not play the ball deliberately – if he had been, the ball would have been cleared upfield – so it should have been immediately ruled offside.
Moss was left in the mire by his assistant, who should have put up his flag for offside. The whole procedure looked untidy but Moss was fortunate that Kane's spot-kick was saved.
That did not conceal the fact that there was generally poor teamwork between Moss and his two assistants, both of whom were frankly poor and below the standard expected at Premier League level.''
posted on 5/2/18
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posted on 5/2/18
that punch out by karius to Wanyama is exactly why we need a new coach and keepers who the facks teaching him to do that?
posted on 5/2/18
comment by Inbefore (U20589)
posted 1 hour, 4 minutes ago
that punch out by karius to Wanyama is exactly why we need a new coach and keepers who the facks teaching him to do that?
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I can't blame Karius for that. If anyone is to blame it's Can (I think) who failed to clear it. Wanyama then just happened to connect perfectly with it, nobody is saving that.
posted on 5/2/18
comment by Alexis The King Sanchez (U10026)
posted 6 hours, 8 minutes ago
T Bone raging.
This whole things been facking hilarious. As if he actually said I don't know it Lovren touched it then gave it anyway.
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Raging I was piiiiissed out my mind I’m on holiday in thailand you feckwit. I just think it’s comical Utd fans are celebrating a draw more than the potatoes are
Oh how the mighty hand fallen
posted on 5/2/18
regardless tottenham were the better team today, everyone bar lpool fans could see that
posted on 5/2/18
Find it hilarious more than celebrating.
posted on 5/2/18
comment by eriksensensen (U17512)
posted 1 hour, 8 minutes ago
regardless tottenham were the better team today, everyone bar lpool fans could see that
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So much so that you have to keep repeating it.
I suppose Spurs did have all those chances like Son and ummmmm, oh no that's it.
posted on 5/2/18
comment by eriksensensen (U17512)
posted 1 hour, 24 minutes ago
regardless tottenham were the better team today, everyone bar lpool fans could see that
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You had a lot of possession in the second half with your defenders, and were woeful in the first half.
Spurs fans banging on about how they dominated when in reality they were extremely fortunate to get anything from the game and needed the officials to get it.
posted on 5/2/18
Spurs created nothing. Liverpool should have been out of sight at ht
posted on 5/2/18
comment by There'sOnlyOneReds (U1721)
posted 6 hours, 37 minutes ago
The funny thing is it doesn't matter of Lovren touched the ball as he wasn't trying to play it, it was a block and deflected to Kane which according to the FA's rules, is offside.
Former referee Keith Hacket:-
''Harry Kane was clearly in an offside position and should have been flagged by the referee's assistant, Edward Smart. Moss talked to Smart who told him he was not sure so the referee gave the penalty.
If Dejan Lovren, the Liverpool defender, had been deliberately trying to clear the ball, he would have been deemed to have been playing Kane onside. In my view, however, Lovren did not play the ball deliberately – if he had been, the ball would have been cleared upfield – so it should have been immediately ruled offside.
Moss was left in the mire by his assistant, who should have put up his flag for offside. The whole procedure looked untidy but Moss was fortunate that Kane's spot-kick was saved.
That did not conceal the fact that there was generally poor teamwork between Moss and his two assistants, both of whom were frankly poor and below the standard expected at Premier League level.''
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You obviously haven’t seen the match if you think Loveren didn’t try clearing the ball , simple question, why does Loveren take a swing at it ?
posted on 5/2/18
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posted on 5/2/18
https://mobile.twitter.com/rousingthekop/status/960219260793577472
Spurs just cheat these days. If they're not diving they're trying to kick teams off the park ala Chelsea and because they've been so shiiiiiiiiiit and a soft touch for half a century people seem to think it's okay.
posted on 5/2/18
comment by Robbing_Hoody - C3 (U6374)
posted 13 minutes ago
https://mobile.twitter.com/rousingthekop/status/960219260793577472
Spurs just cheat these days. If they're not diving they're trying to kick teams off the park ala Chelsea and because they've been so shiiiiiiiiiit and a soft touch for half a century people seem to think it's okay.
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posted on 5/2/18
Even when you cheat you can't win fvck all. Cry on that you melt.
Now we lost at Anfield and are below Spurs I can see why you're all so up yourselves.
posted on 5/2/18
comment by Rouge (U19907)
posted 4 hours, 40 minutes ago
Spurs created nothing. Liverpool should have been out of sight at ht
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What from your one shot on target, and a header that went wide.
Liverpool only had two shots on target one in each half, they scored from both. As an attacking force your team were worse than United a Wembley midweek, they caused us more problems.
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