@CharlieVigon@Carra23 You must first be charged before you are proven guilty. And if I were you, I could not be arguing about what charges mean at all, after 115 charges against your club. I could keep quiet and be afread that my club is in for trouble.
@CharlieVigon@Carra23 You are wrong by your interpretations of my comment. Charges mean there are suspicions in the way City did their business, and after properly and lengthy investigations there are proofs that those suspicions are valid hence, they are charged so that they can be proven guilty.
@BenjaminLind6@CharlieVigon@Carra23 Anfiel road you say? Wsay sorry and its over you say? Check you facts well before you come here with wrong information.
@Carra23 As Carragher pointed out, the reality is that, given the financial charges over them, any achievement for Guardiolaโs City cannot be considered legitimate.
@CharlieVigon@Carra23 No! it was not wisely spent. It was criminally spent that's why there are 115 Charges against them. Imagine, Liverpool, Arsenal and Man United with all their past dominance, none of them faced 115 charges for spending their money wisely.
@Tim_Vickery Considering the fact that you have already compared the situation to that of 2019 Ucl final, it really is about and against a particular club.
@Tim_Vickery Things can really improve if journalists like you and the refs like that of the premiere league can for once start being and behaving professional. Its people involved in sports matters like you that are a problem in sports.
@TotalSpursUK @KarlThyer@Tim_Vickery Thats very true. Spurs has been well setup by their manager for success. they are exciting to watch and truly, its nothing personal from LFC and LFC fans against Spurs winning it, but rather it's about circumstances involving that match.
@Tim_Vickery@FowlersLines Don't put anyone in it. Just say you don't know the handball rules anymore. Being a sports journalist should not really mean you know everything.
@Tim_Vickery@Kopite_BR The fact that you made reference to 2019 UCL final speaks a lot about you Tim. But you have ignored the fact that VAR checked the handball in question, and no one disputed the outcome because the rules of the handball were considered. Again the final results were 2:0 not 2:1
@Tim_Vickery @AintreeIron It can't start with a joint or wait for a joint statement as if the loss was joint. Liverpool fc's statement is all about the injustices that occurred last Saturday. If other clubs want to join in, free to do so. but to blame LFC for releasing that statement is rather stupid.