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Having seen his tackle profile, I think he could rise to the occasion.

I'm not great with the rules but morally it looks like handball to me. He moves his arm up towards the ball and steps away. Had he stepped into the ball and it hit the same place without raising his arm (and he appears to have time to do so), it would have been a great and legal block.

Aha! I always suspected that you were part of the conspiracy.

I'm not complaining; I'm not even expressing an opinion on VAR and certainly not on whether it was a penalty or not. I'm just musing. "You win some you lose some" is certainly a valid opinion. But I can also understand people thinking that's unacceptable when if you lose more than you win...

And if we are subsequently relegated by goal difference, we'll never know if we would have secured a point against Luton and stayed up. This is why VAR was introduced... a £1 billion industry where the benefits are massively skewed to the most successful and yet failure can be realised by a...

Well, I agree on Max at least.

Don’t care was made to care, Don’t care was hung*, Don’t care was put in a pot And boiled till he was done. * Should be hanged. I don't like it as much as you don't - but I don't make the rules.

I was watching the game and then watching the recording of "Unforgotten" from yesterday with my wife. Apologies for the lacking of piping in the interim. Max was let down this evening by a lack of commitment and skill from the other players. I note that Godden and Walker, even when playing...

Good comparison.

Max would have scored four from those three chances if Luton hadn't cheated him.

I just hope it's not here.

Poor second half. Ostigard lucky not to be sent off for clearing off the line. And what was Robins thinking of, by taking off Max, or most dangerous player? He'd obviously decided he was happy to lose.

That's what I like to see: Max in the team and the also-rans on the bench.

He's having a laugh. But mostly at people who get upset about it.

Only if he doesn't play during that time... which seems very unlikely given that he's the first name on the teamsheet.

Also, he missed a season with injury, so he's really 24.

It's almost as if this forum needs an asinine argument on the go at all times.

I don't like to generalise as I'm sure there are lots of nice people in Liverpool. However, having said that, I'd have to agree with you on the stereotypical scouser.

I like the cut of your jib. I'm taking your idea and running with it... it's blue-sky thinking but how about Lancashire as well? I think that throughout history Yorkshire and Lancashire have been very close friends and it would create a lovely collegiate atmosphere on the forum.

I think that you'll find that when the word "up" is followed by "North", the correct spelling is "oop".