Mo Salah,
Mo Salah,
Arm in a sling.
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Just saw a tweet there of ramos elbowing karius into the head before the first goal. Hes some tramp 
Yeah, excruciating is a fair description. I dislocated my shoulder a few times when I was younger. Itâs very painful. But the pain doesnât persist for that long and probably could be managed with a shot at HT. The start of the second half would have been roughly 40 minutes from when the injury occurred. I donât think it was impossible to play on. I just feel like Salah could have done more to stay on the pitch.
Dont know enough about Salah to comment tbh. Wouldnât have thought be many lads playing there last night with the mettle to play on after it. Ramos probably!
Indeed, Ramos would. Thatâs why heâs a champion.
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Vile abuse of the goalkeeper there from Liverpool fans.
He needs support. Swing low, sweet Karius.
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Thats nasty shit. Could be a silver lining here and this could make him a better keeper.
What you expect from a fanbase that murdered 39 innocent fans.
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Nah not all. Liverpool were undone by a unbelievable goal and 2 keeper howlers sure thats sport for ya, sometimes ya win, sometimes you lose. You wouldnât understand that being stuck in your couch.
Because the Liverpool fans murdered 39 football fans at a European final.
People like that arenât fans. Thereâs more to life than watching men in shorts running around a field and those pricks need a bit of perspective.
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Liverpool were pathetic and it was never really a game.
Men against boys. The first real team with a good recent pedigree in this competition and they got destroyed.
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The ball wasnât exactly near them either when he did it
yes, if he wasnt a coward
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@Fran 09.55 27/5/18 - Ramos should have been sent off for an elbow on Karius
@Fran 09;56 27/5/18 - i didnt see Mane punching Ramos in the head and if he did good on him
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Good old Fran
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Any thoughts on Kariusâ / Kariusâs reaction after the game, guys?
I think these âshowing the guts to front upâ type public apologies are almost as pathetic as the mistakes themselves. Joe Hart was a great man for it too.
The chap walking around to each section of Liverpool supporters with his hands in a praying pose and bowing his head in apology just looked dumb to me.
But others are saying he deserves great credit for his bravery and dignity, as opposed to his goalkeeping obviously.
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