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Barcelona v Liverpool UCL Semi Final 1/5/19 20.00 BT2 +Virgin.

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The clash of the 2 favourites to win the trophy so something's got to give.
Barcelona with the genius of Messi and Liverpool with a lethal front 3 could serve up a treat.
The fans over there already seem to be enjoying themselves. Will they be happy by the final whistle?

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Shanotheslayer

Utopia Parkway wrote: »

Sums it up pretty well.

Barca had a couple chances towards the end but only because Liverpool had to push everyone forward looking for the away goal.

Well they're fcked at home so they need 4!

yabadabado

citytillidie wrote: »

So much hate for Liverpool must mean they are coming back into meaning something again in England :pac:

I dont think anyone hates the club ,just the unbearable fans.

Most disliked fans in England ?

The Talking Bread

super_furry wrote: »

Klopp just speaking there and I'd agree with him. Liverpool the better side after going 1-0 down, couldn't get the goal they needed, concede a real fluke for the second and then there's no stopping the third.

You see I don't get this. They ran with pure intention and intelligence at the Liverpool defence, some neat passing and then executed a lovely shot that hit the crossbar which rebounded into the path of their forward who had put himself in a position in the box (as forwards are expected to) who duly scored.

How is this being classified as this flukey, undeserved, lucky goal?

Am I missing something here? If anything Liverpool would have been lucky if they had got away without conceding from that piece of play.

brinty

Fred The Red wrote:

Van dyke was brutal tonight

Was dick van dyke playing..

Green&Red

Lucky that the Fabinho interception came off a player before going right into the path of Suarez

limnam

The Talking Bread wrote: »

You see I don't get this. They ran with pure intention and intelligence at the Liverpool defence, some neat passing and then executed a lovely shot that hit the crossbar which rebounded into the path of their forward who had put himself in a position in the box (as forwards are expected to) who duly scored.

How is this being classified as this flukey, undeserved, lucky goal?

Am I missing something here? If anything Liverpool would have been lucky if they had got away without conceding from that piece of play.

Not to mention VVD not been able to move, probably the wind.

Defenders not moving is not flukey.

monkey9

yabadabado wrote: »

I dont think anyone hates the club ,just the unbearable fans.

Most disliked fans in England ?

Would you say Liverpool fans are more disliked or unbearable than Man U fans in England?

Liamalone

monkey9 wrote: »

Would you say Liverpool fans are more disliked or unbearable than Man U fans in England?

By a country mile lol. No other club has done as much damage abroad for a start.

super_furry

The Talking Bread wrote: »

You see I don't get this. They ran with pure intention and intelligence at the Liverpool defence, some neat passing and then executed a lovely shot that hit the crossbar which rebounded into the path of their forward who had put himself in a position in the box (as forwards are expected to) who duly scored.

How is this being classified as this flukey, undeserved, lucky goal?

Watch it again maybe.

Fabinho slid in and tackled Messi, the ball bounced through to Suarez who fluffed his shot so much that the ball bounced up off his knee onto the crossbar and then crashed back down straight to the feet of Messi.

Shanotheslayer

monkey9 wrote: »

Would you say Liverpool fans are more disliked or unbearable than Man U fans in England?

As a supporter of neither I can confirm both are the most disliked on boards

Utopia Parkway

The Talking Bread wrote: »

You see I don't get this. They ran with pure intention and intelligence at the Liverpool defence, some neat passing and then executed a lovely shot that hit the crossbar which rebounded into the path of their forward who had put himself in a position in the box (as forwards are expected to) who duly scored.

How is this being classified as this flukey, undeserved, lucky goal?

Am I missing something here? If anything Liverpool would have been lucky if they had got away without conceding from that piece of play.

Come off Suarez's knee onto the post and landed straight on Messi's chest.

So good luck, bad luck and then more good luck.

jamescd

The Talking Bread wrote: »

You see I don't get this. They ran with pure intention and intelligence at the Liverpool defence, some neat passing and then executed a lovely shot that hit the crossbar which rebounded into the path of their forward who had put himself in a position in the box (as forwards are expected to) who duly scored.

How is this being classified as this flukey, undeserved, lucky goal?

Am I missing something here? If anything Liverpool would have been lucky if they had got away without conceding from that piece of play.

Yeah but before that it was a tackle by Fabinho that put Sergi Roberto through, and then it was a tackle by Robertson which fell to Suarez. Some element of luck there alright.

AidoEirE

Liamalone wrote: »

By a country mile lol. No other club has done as much damage abroad for a start.

Havebt done much at anything tbh

yabadabado

monkey9 wrote: »

Would you say Liverpool fans are more disliked or unbearable than Man U fans in England?

Yes in my experience they are but what do you think?

giveitholly

Shanotheslayer wrote: »

As a supporter of neither I can confirm both are the most disliked on boards

Fair play Shano,honest as ever!!

monkey9

The Talking Bread wrote: »

You see I don't get this. They ran with pure intention and intelligence at the Liverpool defence, some neat passing and then executed a lovely shot that hit the crossbar which rebounded into the path of their forward who had put himself in a position in the box (as forwards are expected to) who duly scored.

How is this being classified as this flukey, undeserved, lucky goal?

Am I missing something here? If anything Liverpool would have been lucky if they had got away without conceding from that piece of play.

Fabinho's tackle that was inadvertently a forward pass was a fluke and then everything afterwards was a fluke. Your point is valid as well.

LuckyGent88

So watched that match in Buenos Aires and they have literally just shown all of his 600 goals on the ESPN channel.

Football Porn.

8-10

A fascinating game of football to be honest. A goal at 1-0, Milner's chance maybe, would have made it an even better tie but I think it's all over now.

But incredible to have Liverpool at this stage of the competition again playing against the very best. And Messi is the very very best there is. I hope the 2nd leg is as watchable as tonights game because I thought it was a fine game of ball from start to finish despite the result

NIMAN

NIMAN wrote: »

Going to go out on a limb here, but I don't think Liverpool will lose either tie.

I can see a draw tonight, and a victory at home.

And if Klopp goes for it, I think they could get a win tonight as well.

I haven't a clue

mugsymugsy

Not a Liverpool fan and not sure if it was mentioned and whilst the Messi free kick was unreal it was taken a good few yards forward from where the foul was.

spockety

yabadabado wrote: »

I dont think anyone hates the club ,just the unbearable fans.

Most disliked fans in England ?

United fans have been so disliked for twenty years that it spawned a three letter acronym that's probably in the Oxford dictionary 😂.

(For the youngsters who weren't around when United were successful, it's "ABU".)

yabadabado

mightyreds wrote: »

And both would be in the top 3 according to this survey https://www.eurosport.co.uk/football/premier-league/2018-2019/the-most-hated-premier-league-clubs-according-to-the-fans_sto6868729/story-amp.shtml&ved=2ahUKEwjayPXLpfvhAhVTUBUIHaIMC2oQFjABegQIBBAB&usg=AOvVaw22h5UB8ofTajmSxEsQIAGZ&ampcf=1

But honestly lads going on about which team is more liked than the other seriously need a hobby

Link doesnt work.

I was merely pointing out that I think very few actually hate Liverpool FC which was something a poster was saying earlier.

mightyreds

yabadabado wrote: »

Link doesnt work.

I was merely pointing out that I think very few actually hate Liverpool FC which was something a poster was saying earlier.

I deleted it damn mobile site can't get it working.

UTD ,Liverpool ,Chelsea all nearly equally hated which I imagine city will catch up quickly just being the bigger teams

rob316

Close the thread it's turned into the inevitable slagging match

AidoEirE

spockety wrote: »

United fans have been so disliked for twenty years that it spawned a three letter acronym that's probably in the Oxford dictionary ðŸ˜‚.

(For the youngsters who weren't around when United were successful, it's "ABU".)

Probably because they took you of thr "perch" for years. The young fans your telling dont know your old liverpool.

Dont bring UTD into this thread btw

Liverpool played Barcelona

The Talking Bread

super_furry wrote: »

Watch it again maybe.

Fabinho slid in and tackled Messi, the ball bounced through to Suarez who fluffed his shot so much that the ball bounced up off his knee onto the crossbar and then crashed back down straight to the feet of Messi.

Ok, I didn't take note of the Suarez mis hit, (and will have a look back) - I just thought he lifted it too high. Nevertheless, again, he made contact with the ball a few yards from goal as he tried to take on a shot, it wasn't as if the ball hit him on the back of the head while he was star gazing.
I don't buy the interception nonsense. There is 11 men on the pitch, any interception runs the risk of falling to an opposition player, especially in that area of the pitch when a team is breaking so quick. It is players like Suarez who are there in that position to anticipate an interception like that, like it is a defenders job to anticipate a breaking ball.

It was far from the perfect goal but Liverpool fans are claiming it was some completely bizarre goal that defied logic, almost to the point Barca didn't deserve it

A team attacks, another team doesn't defend, sh^t will inevitably happen.

noodler

Shanotheslayer wrote: »

As a supporter of neither I can confirm both are the most disliked on boards

I thought you were a utd fan?

Anyway, sad to see the pathetic glee by some of the utd posters.

Tangatagamadda Chaddabinga Bonga Bungo

Not many games play out with going to the Camp Nou, dominating possession 57-43, getting more shots on target and corners and coming away with a 3-0 loss.

It wasn't Liverpool's night. It was Messi's.

yabadabado

spockety wrote: »

United fans have been so disliked for twenty years that it spawned a three letter acronym that's probably in the Oxford dictionary 😂.

(For the youngsters who weren't around when United were successful, it's "ABU".)

I doubt there is any 5 or 6 year olds on boards.

citytillidie

rob316 wrote: »

Close the thread it's turned into the inevitable slagging match

Were you expecting anything less?