KopTalk.com Forums Football Liverpool FC Forum THE FA ROBBS US AGAIN

Eh, me? What?

why, why, why always us, we really do need to stop playing the victims here, there is no conspiracy or ulterior motives, all this everyone is against us thing is becoming tired and embarrassing, still waiting for somebody to come up with a valid reason why the F.A. and everyone is against us and what they would gain from it all, quite baffling.

i dont think the fa are robbing us i just think it was a pathetic decision by a linesman , i also think that if the fa punish him as with any ref or linesman punished then the team that was robbed by the decision should get the points

i watched this game on ESPN2, now...i only saw this once but their was a replay of the play building up to everton's second goal. it seemed pretty definite that the throw in that started everton's play that lead to the goal almost immediately after...that throw in should've been to us. i understand that those calls can be pretty hard to call when the ball is bouncing off the players feet and legs. i didn't notice it until the slow motion replay. i am just adding this into the thread because it WAS another bad call, i believe (but i do understand this call WAY more than the offside call).

this is just my personal opinion, i don't believe there is anyone out to get us PERSONALLY. i see horrible calls in a lot of games. however, it seems like a lot of people want do want to make an example of suarez, and more recently, rodgers. suarez for the diving and rodger's for the [oops] talking about refs during and after games.

also, i don't know if anyone saw but david moyes was quoted as saying that the goal SHOULD have stood.

A Chelsea team reduced to 9 men. The Torres decision was awful. He was clearly hit while on full run and got sent off for diving. He may have embellished it a little but no more than that [oops] Johnny Evans did when Shelvey got tossed. How can u send him off for that in a tie game of that magnitude knowing they were already reduced to 10 men. I know how because IT WAS IN THE PLAN.

Yup he said this in his interview afterwards but he also said the foul leading to that goal should not have been given, I can't remember it now but I think it was a 50/50 call that went our way.

i don't remember the foul, but in my opinion if we were given the goal...it would've evened the game out. like i said earlier, the throw-in everton recieved that lead to the their second goal should've been ours. so he couldn't complain too much if the goal stood haha.

I wonder if Ivanovic was sent off for that (I honestly couldn't see the contact on Young) then why was Jagielka left on the pitch? He CINICALLY, held Sterling down as last man.