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This "fan" replied to my tweet about Tyler Morton
When it turns personal over football (particularĺy in recent times) i think its time to step away.
Are these pèople like this in real life?
You are a fucking idiot
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The image shows Jerzy Dudek advancing off his line in the 2005 Champions League final penalty shootout, but this did not violate the rules in force then. The requirement for at least one foot on or above the goal line was introduced by IFAB in 2019.
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Community noted you fucking pleb
Wave goodbye to your content creater carèer when punishment is handed out
You can’t cherry pick what to be morally righteous about. Cheating in any form is bad or it isn’t. Liverpool won a Champions League with Dudek 5 yards off his line, cheating AC Milan out of a European Cup.
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Dudek moving significantly off his line in the 2005 Champions League final penalties did not violate the rules in force then, as the requirement for a goalkeeper to have at least one foot on or above the line was only introduced in 2019.
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So whataboutery is an excuse or a deflectionary tactic?
Arteta was Man City coach at the time so he is tainted aswell
Chelsea had 74 charges and nothing happened to them, yet they went on to win titles. It would be so unfair if the Premier League decided to strip Manchester City of our titles based on these charges. A fine is good enough and we move on.
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Chelsea were charged by the FA with 74 breaches of agent/third-party rules under prior ownership, which new owners self-reported and admitted; they faced £10m FA fine plus suspended transfer ban, PL £10.75m fine with suspended ban and academy ban, and UEFA ~£8.6m fine.
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A fanboy who is finding it hard to support the club
What an idiot
After the Salah outbursts I knew deep down Slot was a goner. Dressing room turned toxic and the mutiny within the fanbase became uncontrollable.
Naively, I thought retaining Slot would have been a great show of loyalty and unity through a horrific time (even setting aside his success). All our problems were fixable & he deserved the right to try again. Got to admit - I find it harder to support the club nowadays after what happened last season. #LFC
How is that Spurs who "showed more ambition than Liverpool" still so Spursy
It's as though winning the transfer window means nothing
Its what the cool kids do
It doesnt pay to be positive about liverpool
Liverpool have been looked at in a bad and frustrated light. There forwards have been questioned their midfield heckled.
They have been called Galactico’s and team spirit has been questioned.
Yet Liverpool have not lost a match under Iraola.
So why all the negativity #LFC ?
Xabi Alonso just as limited at Chelsea as Real Madrid
Never finished managerial education
Where are the wet wipes that were calling for his appointment at LFC?


















