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Gabriel isn't even tall enough to blow a midget, but jumps over VVD
 
Holy ****, that mic near the crowd is showing some real foul language and I love it.
Regarding the game, I'm torn about this one. On one hand, Liverpool losing probably means they are out of CL race, but then again Arsenal players are the biggest bit*ches in the league.
 
I would hide Jota so we can trick suitors over the summer into thinking he is a great goalscorer still.
 
From the view I watched Robertson grabbed his arm slightly first and it looked like the 4th official was shrugging him off. Both should get a slap on the wrist
 
I may be slightly bevvied after a great Easter Sunday but a few thoughts .....

I profess I was gone for the first 10 or so. That silence, as always, knocked me sideways. Next Sat'day, the hardest day of any year, will be as tough as it's been the past 34 years. But at least I'll be amongst friends and fellow survivors. In the open rawness of a match day, it was a struggle to hold it together and I aren't shamed to admit that. Thank you greatly Arsenal fans for giving us the utmost respect when it was needed most.

How in the World did we not win that game? Preverbal game of two halves where we were utter dog S first half. But superb the second. The power of Anfield. This is the day you feel Arsenal lost the league. And all things being equal, they will be nowhere near ourselves and City next year as normality resumes. This was their one free-hit season to win it all and if I'm right, they'll end up having the biggest choke season in PL history.

I thought Trent was superb in a slightly different role and the best player on the park. Utterly mad how folk don't appreciate his unique talents. Nor understand it's down to other factors that he's been badly exposed through no fault of his own this year.

Last year it was Arteta doing a madness that sparked us into life. This year, it was Xhaka getting into a nonsense with the aforementioned Trent. Which totally turned the game on it's head from a L'pool side heading to an embarrassing defeat at home. To one utterly dominant against an Arsenal side that then utterly S it under the force of the crowd and the Red machine as one. Best side in the Country my pasty white behind. These are nowhere near City, or, under normal circumstances, our own level. City roll out comfortable winners today. Arsenal were hanging on for dear life at the end.

Tierney is an absolute disgrace all game. As is the Arsenal lad who feigned the head injury second half to be down ages. Someone is going to be in serious trouble down to these players that are flaunting the concussion rule and blatantly cheating.

Couldn't be prouder of the Reds today. On and off the park. THATS the L'pool we know and love. THATS the L'pool that the rest of the league should be fearing for next season.

We know what we need to do. And we aren't far off from being the unplayable machine we know and love once more.

Keep doing what we did that second half and we'll all be smiling again real soon.

UTR. FTT!!!!!
 
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Just seen the stonewall peno on Mo at the end they don’t give which was bad and costly enough. And Xhaka should walk too. But an official actually raising his arm to elbow someone ….. don't think I’ve ever seen that in my life. If he doesn’t get a big ban from officiating, like a player would if he’d done similar, and demoted, something is SERIOUSLY wrong.

Roy Keane’s comments were a proper joke too. Another one thats now playing the Sky game for clicks.
 
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Gabriel isn't even tall enough to blow a midget, but jumps over VVD
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Shithouse wants a LONG ban for feigning a head injury. This is getting WELL out of hand with too many players exploiting this now. When someone actually is concussed, they’ll play on and something serious will occur.

Disgraceful new cheating in the game that needs clamping down on.
 
Said going in that yesterday would be the day Arsenal looked back on that they lost the league. (Which will be the biggest choke job in PL history BTW the gap they had at the top over City Chrimbo.). They’ve improved this year but under normal circumstances, they are nowhere near City or our level of the past 4/ 5 seasons. Like Utd, Newcastle etc, they’ve just benefited from the big 2’s drop off after all their unprecedented exertions over the duration.

I might be wrong but I believe the pendulum swung yesterday and a ravenous City will now win out and win another tainted title. City who would have destroyed us yesterday after our dog S start and won the game comfortably. THATS the difference in levels that Arsenal aren’t anywhere near yet,

Anfield is a humbler and they absolutely S it when the bonheaded Xhaka (who should have walked BTW to ad a woefully inept officiating display from Tierney), did what his equally boneheaded manager did last season and stirred the Red beast on and off the park.

Still not sure how we didn’t come away with all 3 points after absolutely volleying them all over for the last hour but thats football. You often don’t get what you deserve.

Wasn’t worried going in and I aren’t worried at all that we’ll win the last 5 at home. The home form has been the one thing that has held up this year. Anfield is a humbler.

The issue is you don’t know what will happen at Leeds on Monday night? 🤷🏼‍♂️ If we play with the same desire and intensity the last 4 away, as we do at home, then we are more than capable of running the table and finishing with 9 wins out of 9.

Top 4 is still WELL open and attainable to anyone that wants it. We’ve been in worse scenarios than this the last 10 under Jurgen and come storming through to get the CL spot. But they have to truly want it and leave NOTHING on the park any game.

Over to the players now.

Cautiously optimistic but no more than that until they start to show it away from home. Leeds will be a battle and a half now after their disgrace yesterday but match them for effort, and we’ll be sound.

Over to the players. Its there if you truly believe in each other and want it boys. Hopefully, yeaterday was the start in rediscovering that trust and belief in the top class side we know you still are.
 
BTW, credit where credits due, can I just thank Arsenal Football Club and their fans for the classy way they showed most every other set of visiting supporters this year how to behave and comduct yourselves at the match.

The team and staff paying tributes at the Hillsborough memorial was touching enough. But to the have an impeccably observed silence, followed by NO tragedy chanting/ chanting about poverty/ social deprivation/ unemployment et al, just songs about their own team, was a really pleasant and enjoyable change.

Respect where its due. Arsenal and their support were a proper, classy credit yesterday.

As we know more than most, some things are FAR bigger than a mere game of football.

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