RIP Ray Stubbs

What?

Apparently he's been taken ill during the broadcast but is still with us

Hope so.

I had almost forgotten what it feels like to win a game





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He left at half time but nobody has said anything about it. Any news? Hope its not serious.

From what i've read online he's been taken to hospital as a precaution.

Liverpool FC should come with a health warning

Hope the big man is o.k!!

Your not wrong

Nice to see Reina race 80 yards to see 'justice was served' after Lucas desperatley tried to stay on his feet, nice back heel prior to that mind.

That wiki entry on him is absolute class

city fans are getting a bit twitchy about the league cup semi not selling out at the boo camp. Some of them are finally starting to see the light though:

[iif it doesnt sell out then good...

imo 40 nicker was far too much and the more people start realising it and sacking the game off for the local (which is actually a better experience than the match these days) the better... I have mine though after weighing up the pros and cons of watching it down the local or going to the game.

might see prices return to normality (remember, it was only half a decade ago that you could still get awaygame tickets for 25 quid)

but the worry is, will we just replace good lads and lasses who went for years when we were crap with the gloryhunters that we'll inevitably attract in a few years?

the rags have been getting shafted like this for years, and we're joining it now.

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The worlds richest club charging £40 a ticket for a league cup game? Surely you could afford to let everyone in for free? It's not like you've got a debt to pay.

The referee's actions were embarrassing.

I bet Rafa thought he had a perfect game though

Didn't see it pal, been rushed off my feet for the past few days. Managed to see the two goals and the red card decisions, what was so controversial?

Nothing controversial he had a perfect game

yes, Mariner was poor.

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Think Wolves were upset about the involvement of the 4th official, is it his business to be getting involved? It was the right decision either way although quite why Reina felt the need to run 80 yards I don't know.

The right decision was made eventually, all parties should be happy, regardless of how it happened.

Exactly like they mentioned on MOTD why Steven Gerrard couldn't just have a quick word to the ref rather than everyone getting involved i don't know.

Im no fan of Liverpool, the premiership or any of that bollox but if it happend in any game up and down the country to any team everyone would do the same to ensure the correct decision was made. In the heat of the moment the liverpool player did nowt wrong, it's easy to think about it after but it was a major decision that had to be made, and i for one dont trust refs to make the right decision anyway...he didn't in the 1st place so who know what he would have come up with.

Well, if the referee can't get a simple thing correct like booking the right player mate, then the 4th official has every right to get involved to let the ref know that he's made a balls up.

Marriner is a crap referee anyway. God knows how he gets some of the big games that he's got recently. Must have something on Hackett.

Routine win for United despite Wiley's efforts(although should have sent Paddy off). How Fagan escaped a card is beyond me.