Tuesday, 22 March 2011

Video: Liverpool v. Sunderland Extended Highlights

By: Noel | March 22nd, 2011
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A bit of video to get you through a Tuesday morning or evening, depending where upon the globe you happen to reside, with the full 18-minute Match of the Day 2 highlight, interview, and punditry package of the Liverpool v. Sunderland match on Sunday. As always with this sort of thing, it makes a good companion to Ed’s match recap, and it’s interesting to get a chance to take another look at a game with a bit of distance in between–and here it definitely makes Liverpool’s at times shaky start much easier to sit through when you know how it’s all going to turn out.


After a few viewings, I suspect I would have been exceptionally annoyed at the called penalty even being a called foul had Liverpool been on the wrong end of it. If I’m honest, every time I watch it I become less convinced enough contact was made with Spearing to warrant that vintage Gerrard swan dive in the box we got as a result, and so I do find myself more bothered than I was at the time. On the other hand, however, beachballs and Steve Bruce mean I have less sympathy for Sunderland than I might for some sides. Also, Suarez would have totally scored on the free kick if that’s what it had ended up being.

I also tried to make all of this into a joke about Andy Gray and knowing a second linesman’s name and that at least Billy Smallwood didn’t screw up an offsides call, but it really wasn’t coming off, so let’s move on.

Oh, and I also also wanted to make a joke about somebody with the name Mensa(h) making two hideous mental errors that resulted in a yellow and penalty against and then later a straight red, though that you’re reading that I wanted to make a joke about it probably tells you how well that one went, too.

In closing and summation and other fancy wrap-up verbiage, Luis Suarez remains undeniably awesome, the highlights package does a good job of largely ignoring the copious hoofing out of defense that needs to stop before it drives me to self harm, in retrospect there were a hell of a lot of iffy calls both ways, and Andy Carroll and Martin Skrtel would make an absolutely terrifying odd couple.

And I’m probably going to have nightmares about the two of them arguing about the offside rule now…


Some Related Liverpool Posts:Video: Suarez Puts on a Show, Plus Extended Match HighlightsLiverpool 2, Sunderland 0: Getting Back to GoodMatch Preview: Liverpool v. Sunderland, 03.20.11Video: Andy Carroll v. Sporting BragaVideo: The Liverpool Groove
Category Category: Match Recaps, Premier LeagueTags Tags: Andy Carroll, Delicious Ironing, How not to referee a match, Jay Spearing, Luis Suarez, Martin Škrtel, Match Recaps, Premier League, Sunderland, Video Highlights, Video Killed the Radio Star
    Tweet « Anfield Redevelopment Rumours, Carroll Called Up, and Other Monday Notes | Home | Doug DiakAs sad as it is, he made the perfect amount of deal...we got the penalty when it shouldn't have been and it helped us get on the score sheet and turn the game. I mean sometimes things go your way and sometimes they don't. I have no sympathy for other teams when things go our way because in the next game who knows we might get a shitty penalty called on us...agger and berbatov maybe in the FA Cup?EdWhen I saw this picture I laughed uncontrollably, then figured Spearing might have made a bigger deal out of it than necessary.

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