Agree, but I don’t see the above happening. I think I’ve heard Alderwereld makes like 85k per week or something. We’ll see if they pull it off. I expect they lose at least 2-3 starters. If one of them is Kane, I think they are battling (barely) for top 4, not the title.
They should sell Son while his value is at its peak.
It's amazing how this scourge bedevils you on two continents.
This may have been the worst possible outcome for LFC fans. A City win would let them believe their CL loss was an aberration and they’d swagger into the match confident of doing what they need to do. This loss, their second in a week, both to bitter rivals, is gonna light a fire under their collective asses so that they don’t suffer a third loss in a week.... and their team has too much collective pride and talent to not rebound..... granted, that could also leave them ripe for being exploited by counter-attacking breaks with them over-playing their desperation.
What bothered me the most about that play, wasn't so much that it wasn't called or they didn't have VAR in place, it was the commentary afterwards in which the announcers said (and correct me if I'm wrong here, because this is what I thought they said as my attention was split between the derby and the USA-Canada men's curling match) that it should not have been called since it was not intentional. This goes back to arguments I hear about hand balls not being called because it was ball to hand and not hand to ball.
You gotta let it go Lion.
First, no one hates a team like Martin Tyler hates Liverpool, and MCFC, for that matter.
Dude was a childhood City fan. If he's biased at all, it's towards defenders
I give NBC credit. As someone who listens to a lot of PL coverage originating from England, the NBC guys are typically more insightful and more entertaining.Dude was a childhood City fan. If he's biased at all, it's towards defenders
