| Arsenal v Liverpool 21:18 - Jan 8 with 671 views | Butty101 |
Arsenal are long ball merchants.
Liverpool seem to be playing rusty ball |  |
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| Arsenal v Liverpool on 21:28 - Jan 8 with 623 views | SaintNick |
They were playing that type of game long before we were |  |
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| Arsenal v Liverpool on 21:31 - Jan 8 with 619 views | Butty101 |
| Arsenal v Liverpool on 21:28 - Jan 8 by SaintNick |
They were playing that type of game long before we were |
Under Klopp they were good to watch , fast on the break football. | |
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| Arsenal v Liverpool on 21:33 - Jan 8 with 611 views | Gennaro_Contaldo |
It's boring. I enjoyed the Newcastle - Leeds game though last night. We want mistakes and goals. |  |
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| Arsenal v Liverpool on 21:37 - Jan 8 with 604 views | SaintNick |
| Arsenal v Liverpool on 21:33 - Jan 8 by Gennaro_Contaldo |
It's boring. I enjoyed the Newcastle - Leeds game though last night. We want mistakes and goals. |
A Southampton game is usually the place to go if you want mistakes and goals | |
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| Arsenal v Liverpool on 21:42 - Jan 8 with 589 views | Gennaro_Contaldo |
| Arsenal v Liverpool on 21:37 - Jan 8 by SaintNick |
A Southampton game is usually the place to go if you want mistakes and goals |
I should've added "as a neutral" ;) | |
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| Arsenal v Liverpool on 21:44 - Jan 8 with 583 views | Gennaro_Contaldo |
That stat ... Arsenal haven't had a shot since the 44th minute? Awful, boring, ugh. | |
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| Arsenal v Liverpool on 22:15 - Jan 8 with 542 views | Butty101 |
| Arsenal v Liverpool on 21:44 - Jan 8 by Gennaro_Contaldo |
That stat ... Arsenal haven't had a shot since the 44th minute? Awful, boring, ugh. |
Want a little c u nt Martanelli is. Hopefully Bradley’s injury isn’t a bad one. | |
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| Arsenal v Liverpool on 22:18 - Jan 8 with 531 views | saint22 |
| Arsenal v Liverpool on 22:15 - Jan 8 by Butty101 |
Want a little c u nt Martanelli is. Hopefully Bradley’s injury isn’t a bad one. |
masive
also i am not sure he is that good, i wonder how he gets a pace so regularly tbh
he is hardly Saka and I would say eze is far better than |  | | |
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| Arsenal v Liverpool on 11:07 - Jan 9 with 411 views | kingslandstand1 |
| Arsenal v Liverpool on 22:15 - Jan 8 by Butty101 |
Want a little c u nt Martanelli is. Hopefully Bradley’s injury isn’t a bad one. |
Lot's on T/Sport this morning about that with differing views.
Yes it was probably wrong what he did and he realised that afterwards with the apology, but as they were saying on the radio, if there wasn't so much feigning injuries and cheating in the game now with all this rolling about as if they'd just been shot maybe he wouldn't have resorted to that type of action noting the timing and Martanelli wanting to get on with the game |  |
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| Arsenal v Liverpool on 11:29 - Jan 9 with 400 views | dirk_doone |
| Arsenal v Liverpool on 22:15 - Jan 8 by Butty101 |
Want a little c u nt Martanelli is. Hopefully Bradley’s injury isn’t a bad one. |
Bradley was injured on the touchline, half off the pitch, and got himself back onto it so that he could hold the game up. At the time, it just looked like more time-wasting. Most incidents like that are.
Fair play to the Liverpool manager:
"Liverpool manager Arne Slot defended Martinelli after the match, suggesting the wider issue of time-wasting in football may have led to the flashpoint.
"I don't know Gabriel Martinelli, but he comes across as a nice guy," said Slot.
"I think the problem for him - and it's a problem in general in football - is that there is so much time-wasting and players pretending that they are injured in the final parts of the game and during the game, that you can sometimes be annoyed if you want to try to score a goal that you think the player is time-wasting." [Post edited 9 Jan 14:08]
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| Arsenal v Liverpool on 13:24 - Jan 9 with 325 views | UlsterBaz |
| Arsenal v Liverpool on 11:29 - Jan 9 by dirk_doone |
Bradley was injured on the touchline, half off the pitch, and got himself back onto it so that he could hold the game up. At the time, it just looked like more time-wasting. Most incidents like that are.
Fair play to the Liverpool manager:
"Liverpool manager Arne Slot defended Martinelli after the match, suggesting the wider issue of time-wasting in football may have led to the flashpoint.
"I don't know Gabriel Martinelli, but he comes across as a nice guy," said Slot.
"I think the problem for him - and it's a problem in general in football - is that there is so much time-wasting and players pretending that they are injured in the final parts of the game and during the game, that you can sometimes be annoyed if you want to try to score a goal that you think the player is time-wasting." [Post edited 9 Jan 14:08]
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Bradley was never off the pitch. |  | | |
| Arsenal v Liverpool on 13:40 - Jan 9 with 311 views | Ninja9 |
| Arsenal v Liverpool on 11:29 - Jan 9 by dirk_doone |
Bradley was injured on the touchline, half off the pitch, and got himself back onto it so that he could hold the game up. At the time, it just looked like more time-wasting. Most incidents like that are.
Fair play to the Liverpool manager:
"Liverpool manager Arne Slot defended Martinelli after the match, suggesting the wider issue of time-wasting in football may have led to the flashpoint.
"I don't know Gabriel Martinelli, but he comes across as a nice guy," said Slot.
"I think the problem for him - and it's a problem in general in football - is that there is so much time-wasting and players pretending that they are injured in the final parts of the game and during the game, that you can sometimes be annoyed if you want to try to score a goal that you think the player is time-wasting." [Post edited 9 Jan 14:08]
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He was NOT off the pitch | | | |
| Arsenal v Liverpool on 13:52 - Jan 9 with 296 views | dirk_doone |
| Arsenal v Liverpool on 13:40 - Jan 9 by Ninja9 |
He was NOT off the pitch |
If you're that concerned about him, ninja, you should send him a card and some flowers. | |
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| Arsenal v Liverpool on 14:11 - Jan 9 with 267 views | dirk_doone |
| Arsenal v Liverpool on 13:59 - Jan 9 by Ninja9 |
What a pathetic comment .
If you got your facts right then you would not had received comments
on your previous post.
I see you have altered you post now that you know you were wrong  [Post edited 9 Jan 14:12]
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He was over the touchline. I've changed it to half off the pitch. Happy now? This is just a messageboard, not the world news, you shouldn't take it too seriously. You'll end up having a heart attack, the way you get wound up over nothing.
Why are you so concerned about Bradley anyway? [Post edited 9 Jan 14:13]
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| Arsenal v Liverpool on 14:22 - Jan 9 with 222 views | Ninja9 |
| Arsenal v Liverpool on 14:11 - Jan 9 by dirk_doone |
He was over the touchline. I've changed it to half off the pitch. Happy now? This is just a messageboard, not the world news, you shouldn't take it too seriously. You'll end up having a heart attack, the way you get wound up over nothing.
Why are you so concerned about Bradley anyway? [Post edited 9 Jan 14:13]
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Where have i said i was concerned .
I dont like to see players badly injured and i dont like the way the Arsenal goon
threw the ball at him and then tried to drag him off the pitch .
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| Arsenal v Liverpool on 14:31 - Jan 9 with 216 views | dirk_doone |
| Arsenal v Liverpool on 14:22 - Jan 9 by Ninja9 |
Where have i said i was concerned .
I dont like to see players badly injured and i dont like the way the Arsenal goon
threw the ball at him and then tried to drag him off the pitch .
To me that was totally out of order. |
The throwing the ball part I agree with you, but I can understand the dragging part. Bradley suffered from 'boy who cried wolf' syndrome. 9 times out of 10 when players go down supposedly injured like that nowadays, they're play acting, either to waste time or to try and get an opponent a yellow or red card.
We also nowadays have this regular break at around 70 minutes when the goalkeeper goes down pretending to be injured so that the rest of the team can go over to the touchline to have their energy drinks and get instructions from the manager.
It's as if dishonesty and cheating have become accepted parts of the game. [Post edited 9 Jan 14:38]
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| Arsenal v Liverpool on 17:56 - Jan 9 with 128 views | Ninja9 |
| Arsenal v Liverpool on 14:31 - Jan 9 by dirk_doone |
The throwing the ball part I agree with you, but I can understand the dragging part. Bradley suffered from 'boy who cried wolf' syndrome. 9 times out of 10 when players go down supposedly injured like that nowadays, they're play acting, either to waste time or to try and get an opponent a yellow or red card.
We also nowadays have this regular break at around 70 minutes when the goalkeeper goes down pretending to be injured so that the rest of the team can go over to the touchline to have their energy drinks and get instructions from the manager.
It's as if dishonesty and cheating have become accepted parts of the game. [Post edited 9 Jan 14:38]
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I absolutely agree that the play acting and diving is now in the game like never before .
Its what i dont like about the game theses days . I for one detest the premier league
and what it has become . Its been taken away from proper supporters and given to the prawn sarnie brigade . Overpaid prima donnas who are so out of touch with the real world . | | | |
| Arsenal v Liverpool on 18:59 - Jan 9 with 104 views | HytheFerrytales |
| Arsenal v Liverpool on 17:56 - Jan 9 by Ninja9 |
I absolutely agree that the play acting and diving is now in the game like never before .
Its what i dont like about the game theses days . I for one detest the premier league
and what it has become . Its been taken away from proper supporters and given to the prawn sarnie brigade . Overpaid prima donnas who are so out of touch with the real world . |
I have some sympathy with that view.
However a few weeks ago I paid the penalty for not checking the fixture list before getting on a District Line tube,
At Fulham Broadway I was joined by 4,000 Chelsea Boys post match...I can guarantee that mob of Neanderthals had not been eating prawn sandwiches. | | | |
| Arsenal v Liverpool on 21:10 - Jan 9 with 63 views | grumpy |
| Arsenal v Liverpool on 14:31 - Jan 9 by dirk_doone |
The throwing the ball part I agree with you, but I can understand the dragging part. Bradley suffered from 'boy who cried wolf' syndrome. 9 times out of 10 when players go down supposedly injured like that nowadays, they're play acting, either to waste time or to try and get an opponent a yellow or red card.
We also nowadays have this regular break at around 70 minutes when the goalkeeper goes down pretending to be injured so that the rest of the team can go over to the touchline to have their energy drinks and get instructions from the manager.
It's as if dishonesty and cheating have become accepted parts of the game. [Post edited 9 Jan 14:38]
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'I can understand the dragging part'
I dont,without knowing the type of injury you could do serious injury by moving him.
Bradley went home on crutches.. |  | | |
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