Grendel
Well-Known Member
And at full speed I didn't even see handball. I guessed it had crossed the line by murphys reaction but they showed 10 replays and still it wasn't 100%
He means because it should have been a penalty before, so the correct decision should have been a penalty and not a goal.
He means because it should have been a penalty before, so the correct decision should have been a penalty and not a goal.
I know they say you shouldn't give them unless you are 100% but unless its like a yard over and no doubt how can the linesman say for sure 100% either way or the other, I've always thought they should go with gut or the most likely probability in these instances.
Madness we don't use the technology available IMO. We shouldn't be arguing whether a ball has gone over the line in 2015.
Interesting comments from klopp about not letting west brom win just lumping the ball up and scoring from set plays
His comments were arrogant and outragious.
Not really sure, I think it would be within the laws of the game to do that but I'd imagine had the handball be seen it would be blown for immediately and thus goal not given.Surely time enough to play on and give the goal though? Can you play advantage like that?
Why do we seem intent on going short at every corner and every close range free kick?
Could be influenced by Chris Anderson's book. Statistics show that very few goals are scored from corner kicks and long corners lose possession much more than do short corners. And don't argue with me, read the book.
JOB keeps being taken off. The only conclusion I can come to is that he is carrying a knock and can't last a full 90 mins.Couldn't see the point in bringing Cole on Job was doing OK and I think we lose energy when he is not in the team the officials were awful.
Could be influenced by Chris Anderson's book. Statistics show that very few goals are scored from corner kicks and long corners lose possession much more than do short corners. And don't argue with me, read the book.
The corner into the box flicked on at the near post used to get Arsenal a few goals under George Graham, it's all in the delivery and wanting to win it when it's in there, how many of these short corners end up back in the half way line.
I don't know if other teams have worked us out or not but over the last two games we seem to have become laboured and slow in our build up
Working it around the back line seems extremely slow and I don't think Fleck and Vincelot have been as effective as previously
On the substitutions Murphy on his showing yesterday should have been the first to make way
We need another striker in the building as MAF isn't the other go to option
I think that is partly down to Sheff Utd's gameplan, they deserve credit for constantly closing us down and forcing us to recycle/look backwards to keep possession, which made us look a little slower and more laboured in the build up, to your point. They didn't give us any time on the ball in midfield and snapped into their tackles all day - yes some of those tackles may have been a bit overzealous, but their gameplan was effective in stopping us being as fluent as we have been previously.
I also thought MAF was total garbage when he came on, offered nothing wide right. Should have been up top as part of a 2 with Armstrong, holding up the ball.
Regarding corners, I thought last season Stokes offered us something in the opposition box but now we tend to keep him back defending from the half way line. I get that we can't send all 4 defenders up, but if he looks useful why not sacrifice one of the taller lads for him? Not necessarily for every one, but some, atleast
Most teams tend to keep one of the faster defenders back when there is a corner in case of a breakaway, the taller guys are not usually so rapid.
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