09-18-2011, 03:43 PM
That was painful to listen to (I listened to it on the radio). Liverpool were played off the park for the whole game. There were a few bad decisions by the ref in the first half, and we had a disallowed goal, but if anyone thinks the game could have been much better for Liverpool if the referee decisions went our way, then they're a moron.
Agger's early injury was a blow, our midfielders were the main trouble causers. They didn't do enough. They should have provided something for our forwards to do something but they never did. Especially Andy Carroll, he's a target man and so relies on other players, and if the midfielders don't do the business then he can't do much. The two red cards didn't help much, especially the first one. Charlie Adam's second booking was deserved but the first one was questionable.
Spurs deserved every point and goal in that game, and to be honest they should have had more. There were times when it looked like Spurs showed mercy and missed on purpose.
Modric, Bale and Adebayor had an amazing game.
MOTM from the Liverpool side? Even though he conceded 4, I'm going to have to say Reina, followed by Lucas then Enrique.
MOTM from the Spurs side? Tough call, they all played well. I think I'd have to go with Modric, followed by Adebayor and then Gareth Bale. Harry Redknapp did well to keep hold of Modric and Adebayor looks like a good buy, and I'm sure Spurs fans will be able to forgive him for playing for Arsenal.
Hopefully the lads will take the Carling Cup game serious on Wednesday against Brighton (away). They should NOT struggle against Brighton, even if we put a weakened squad out, but of course last season we lost to Northampton in the 3rd round so anything can happen. Stevie Gerrard should be available for the Carling Cup game, and hopefully Martin Kelly will be able to make an appearance. I hope Bellamy starts against Brighton too.
A win against Brighton might cheer the team up and allow them to put in a better performance again Wolves (at home).
Agger's early injury was a blow, our midfielders were the main trouble causers. They didn't do enough. They should have provided something for our forwards to do something but they never did. Especially Andy Carroll, he's a target man and so relies on other players, and if the midfielders don't do the business then he can't do much. The two red cards didn't help much, especially the first one. Charlie Adam's second booking was deserved but the first one was questionable.
Spurs deserved every point and goal in that game, and to be honest they should have had more. There were times when it looked like Spurs showed mercy and missed on purpose.
Modric, Bale and Adebayor had an amazing game.
MOTM from the Liverpool side? Even though he conceded 4, I'm going to have to say Reina, followed by Lucas then Enrique.
MOTM from the Spurs side? Tough call, they all played well. I think I'd have to go with Modric, followed by Adebayor and then Gareth Bale. Harry Redknapp did well to keep hold of Modric and Adebayor looks like a good buy, and I'm sure Spurs fans will be able to forgive him for playing for Arsenal.
Hopefully the lads will take the Carling Cup game serious on Wednesday against Brighton (away). They should NOT struggle against Brighton, even if we put a weakened squad out, but of course last season we lost to Northampton in the 3rd round so anything can happen. Stevie Gerrard should be available for the Carling Cup game, and hopefully Martin Kelly will be able to make an appearance. I hope Bellamy starts against Brighton too.
A win against Brighton might cheer the team up and allow them to put in a better performance again Wolves (at home).