Glorious Failures and Moral Victories - OTT [R]

In the 93rd minutes, the commentator says this was the first mistake he saw Cahill make.

He must've missed Cahilll backing up like a little bitch inside his own box, why Yaya picked a corner.

 

Yup, I'd like to think that apart from Ronaldinho, most players who turn us down for someone else go on to have careers that coulud've been better if they had us.

Chelsea turned him from a super eagle, to a tame pussy,.

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I hate waking up for shit football.

 

He couldn't keep up with Agüero either. His movement was too much for him to handle, he failed to pick him up on several occasions.

 

I dont rate anyone who does not have a consistent good first touch.

 

Atleast Hazard choice was vindicated, they win CLs you know.

 

Don't know who to support here to be honest. You have to love what Swansea have done the last few years, but then again having a League 2 side win the league cup (and get into Europe) would be insanity!

Perfectly happy to either side to win, really. Just hope we get some dramatics, and not a drubbing.

 

Ah, that's a real shame, 1-0 Swansea on a rebound off a very good save (similar to Madrid's save vs. RVP at the end of our game). Hopefully Bradford peg one back, or this could get quite ugly.

 

Smash them Swansea!!

 

Michu with a deceptively brilliant finish. No wonder he's Klopp's favorite striker to watch in Europe.

 

anybody got a good stream?

 

Bradford look a bit demoralized now. The energy has gone from their game. Regardless of them being in league 2....I was expecting a blood and guts stifling game from them...



...and it goes from bad to worse. keeper sent off.

 

Embarrassing from Dyer. Looks like he is about to cry. The usual penalty taker should always take the penalty if on the pitch. None of this "finishing your hat trick".

 

De Guzman being a tit, should've let Dyer go for the hat-trick.

 

No.

Would sub Dyer off for being a wanker.

 

I only consider that an option if you are one of the top 2 or 3 pk takers at the club.

 

He was a right child about it, but at 4-0, up 3-0 with half a hour left, against 10 men from League Two, De Guzman should've handed it over, kind of like Chelsea letting Makalele take a penalty in a nothing match at the end of the season a few years back (his first season at Chelsea, iirc?).

 

Definitely agree, but they were up 3-0, against 10 men from League Two, with probably 80% + possession.

 

I've since revised it because it is a little disrespectful to your opponents to just have anyone take a PK.

On the subject of penalties, I wish Anderson wasn't such an ass with his fitness because if he could be consistently about 80% of his best days and last for 90 minutes, I'd anoint him PK taker. Absolutely no jitters to him at all.

 

Nonsense.

 

That is completely up to the manager and the usual penalty taker. If they say no, you shut up and most certainly don't keep going on for that long.

That Michu had to come over and talk him off the ledge is ridiculous. Why, so he could have his "hat trick" falsely?

 

Falsely?

 

Hell yes. Completely selfish move. All about his glory.

I remember during Ronnie's 42 goal season, he took a penalty in injury time with Tevez on the pitch, on a hat trick. Why? Because it was his job.

 

He is not the penalty taker. If he was, he would take it. He isn't and thus shouldn't.