ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC"

Dario Terracotta · December 31, 2014

maccavennie said:
Yep good shout mate and tbh because the success of finishing 4th was gone before we had even started I tend to forget that side. They definitely had that bit of snide, grit, determination about them. We are definitely missing a couple of vocal lads that's for sure, dare I say it the likes of Hibbert and Osman are the type we are missing ( runs for the hills!!!! )

I'm not running mate,if we were to get dragged into relegation scrap,those are two of the lads you could count on,they give a you know what and care for the club.

Jacob · December 31, 2014

Dario Terracotta said:
Ratters,Reidy,Sharpy Andy Gray et al must think wtf when they see our team of "nice guys"they never used to shut up,I remember Gray used to still rollock the lino even if he had been given onside!!lol

Even Southall used to get a cob on and let them know goodstyle. Every team needs a couple of narks giving stick out and in the ref's ear instead of a load of "after you Claude" types. Bally exemplified that for me.

Dario Terracotta · December 31, 2014

Jacob said:
Even Southall used to get a cob on and let them know goodstyle. Every team needs a couple of narks giving stick out and in the ref's ear instead of a load of "after you Claude" types. Bally exemplified that for me.

Common theme Jacob,added to the boys from the mid 1980's team,Bally was a "winner"not too sure about this current lot!

Mikey_Fitzgerald · December 31, 2014

1966efc · January 1, 2015

Jacob said:
Even Southall used to get a cob on and let them know goodstyle. Every team needs a couple of narks giving stick out and in the ref's ear instead of a load of "after you Claude" types. Bally exemplified that for me.

Dario Terracotta said:
Common theme Jacob,added to the boys from the mid 1980's team,Bally was a "winner"not too sure about this current lot!

If Bally played in the current team, he'd have mutilated half of them by now. Even Labone couldn't get a word in edgeways with that chap.

ScouseBlueBoy · January 1, 2015

Cisse gets three matches for elbowing Coleman. Shelvey gets FOUR for a lesser swipe on an RS player. Sterling gets nowt for his slap.

See, constant bellyaching and death threats DO work.

hullefc · January 1, 2015

ScouseBlueBoy said:
Cisse gets three matches for elbowing Coleman. Shelvey gets FOUR for a lesser swipe on an RS player. Sterling gets nowt for his slap.

See, constant bellyaching and death threats DO work.

And that is the problem with retrospective action. It is designed to protect the Sky elite of Manu, Chelsea, Arsenal and the RS. There is no great outpouring of anger that Sterling didn't get sent off. In fact how can anyone have trust that the liner Mallarky, a FIFA world cup liner (the biggest joke since Clattenburg is a FIFA ref never mind Atkinson and all the other FIFA English refs), would see something 20 yards away when he can't see a fist to the face when the players are standing next to him. He has lost all credibility but will still be officiating today at the Spurs/Chelsea match.

Incredible. But not surprising seeing it is one of the Sky elite and even more so because it is LFC and the RS dominated media and their sycophants will not be making an issue of Sterling's 'petulance'. There is one rule for the Sky lovies and another for the rest of us. Lte;s see how quickly they don't show and elbow for one of the Sky elite or the 'ref saw it' so 'no action can be taken'.

Why isn't there been any retrospective action taken against Mallarky. Or maybe for Mallarky it is pay back time for the RS, because he never saw Van Persie touch the ball, not surprising considering Mallarky has poor eyesight, and therefore Mata was offside, but the goal stood because Mallarky didn't flag.

'Corrupt' officiating due to intimidation from Sky commentators and the RS dominated media is a cancer that is eating away at the game in England. You don't need money in brown paper bags to change hands for corruption to take place. And we know from first hand experience with Collina how refs can 'play the game' for the establishment.

Minimeister · January 1, 2015

hullefc said:
And that is the problem with retrospective action. It is designed to protect the Sky elite of Manu, Chelsea, Arsenal and the RS. There is no great outpouring of anger that Sterling didn't get sent off. In fact how can anyone have trust that the liner Mallarky, a FIFA world cup liner (the biggest joke since Clattenburg is a FIFA ref never mind Atkinson and all the other FIFA English refs), would see something 20 yards away when he can't see a fist to the face when the players are standing next to him. He has lost all credibility but will still be officiating today at the Spurs/Chelsea match.

Incredible. But not surprising seeing it is one of the Sky elite and even more so because it is LFC and the RS dominated media and their sycophants will not be making an issue of Sterling's 'petulance'. There is one rule for the Sky lovies and another for the rest of us. Lte;s see how quickly they don't show and elbow for one of the Sky elite or the 'ref saw it' so 'no action can be taken'.

Why isn't there been any retrospective action taken against Mallarky. Or maybe for Mallarky it is pay back time for the RS, because he never saw Van Persie touch the ball, not surprising considering Mallarky has poor eyesight, and therefore Mata was offside, but the goal stood because Mallarky didn't flag.

'Corrupt' officiating due to intimidation from Sky commentators and the RS dominated media is a cancer that is eating away at the game in England. You don't need money in brown paper bags to change hands for corruption to take place. And we know from first hand experience with Collina how refs can 'play the game' for the establishment.

Spot on mate. The same with Sterling diving. Barkley gets booked the week after the media highlight his diving while Sterling does it every week and yet it's all skirted over. Which proves the media does have an effect on what happens on the pitch with their bias.

maccavennie · January 1, 2015

hullefc said:
And that is the problem with retrospective action. It is designed to protect the Sky elite of Manu, Chelsea, Arsenal and the RS. There is no great outpouring of anger that Sterling didn't get sent off. In fact how can anyone have trust that the liner Mallarky, a FIFA world cup liner (the biggest joke since Clattenburg is a FIFA ref never mind Atkinson and all the other FIFA English refs), would see something 20 yards away when he can't see a fist to the face when the players are standing next to him. He has lost all credibility but will still be officiating today at the Spurs/Chelsea match.

Incredible. But not surprising seeing it is one of the Sky elite and even more so because it is LFC and the RS dominated media and their sycophants will not be making an issue of Sterling's 'petulance'. There is one rule for the Sky lovies and another for the rest of us. Lte;s see how quickly they don't show and elbow for one of the Sky elite or the 'ref saw it' so 'no action can be taken'.

Why isn't there been any retrospective action taken against Mallarky. Or maybe for Mallarky it is pay back time for the RS, because he never saw Van Persie touch the ball, not surprising considering Mallarky has poor eyesight, and therefore Mata was offside, but the goal stood because Mallarky didn't flag.

'Corrupt' officiating due to intimidation from Sky commentators and the RS dominated media is a cancer that is eating away at the game in England. You don't need money in brown paper bags to change hands for corruption to take place. And we know from first hand experience with Collina how refs can 'play the game' for the establishment.