VIDIC AND GERRARD LEAD RED LIST

Nemanja Vidic and Steven Gerrard are the two players that have received the highest number of red cards in clashes between Liverpool and Manchester United.

This revelation comes ahead of the game between both sides on Monday night in the English Premier League.
Anthony Taylor is the referee set to officiate the game and history reveals that both sides have a poor disciplinary record when facing each other going into this game.

Nemanja Vidic and Steven Gerrard are the two players that have received the highest number of red cards in clashes between Liverpool and Manchester United.

VIDIC AND GERRARD LEAD RED LIST

This revelation comes ahead of the game between both sides on Monday night in the English Premier League.
Anthony Taylor is the referee set to officiate the game and history reveals that both sides have a poor disciplinary record when facing each other going into this game.

Red Devils manager had admitted that Manchester-born Taylor was going to be in a ‘difficult’ position during the affair, but added that it was never going to be easy any way. In the last ten years, the Reds have played the Red Devils 25 times and ten reds cards have been shown, history say. On that count, Vidic has received four while Steven Gerrard and Javier Mascherano have received two each. If you were a gambling man, or a punter on InstaCasino, you could be forgiven for putting everything on Red!

Marouane Fellaini has received yellow cards four times in six recent meetings, proving to be a potential concern for United. In the last ten games, 51 cards have been shown. Liverpool received 26 yellow cards and one red card while United received 23 yellow cards and one red.

Mourinho knows how the game could go and has reportedly mentioned to the hearing of each player that they need to end the game with eleven players walking around the pitch. He knows that a red card against United will likely tilt the match in the favour of the hosts. Chris Smalling is the man to captain the visitors as they hope to get a point at Anfield in a hugely anticipated game.

United are hoping to get their season under Mourinho back on track –after faltering despite a decent start– while the hosts are hoping to reduce the gap with the league leaders, Man City.

Jurgen Klopp has denied that he cut short Daniel Sturridge’s presence

Jurgen Klopp has denied that he cut short Daniel Sturridge’s presence on the pitch versus Chelsea out of anger as the Birmingham born player had argued with him disrespectfully on the side lines.


The visuals suggested that Klopp was showing his non-conviction about the position Sturridge was getting into, but, Sturridge, on the other hand, was not convinced about Klopp’s ideas and was not convinced that he was not getting into correct position and it led to an argument which none of the two would have preferred to happen in the camera view and at a time when their relationship is already under scrutiny.

Jurgen Klopp has denied that he cut short Daniel Sturridge’s presence on the pitch versus Chelsea out of anger as the Birmingham born player had argued with him disrespectfully on the side lines.

Jurgen Klopp has denied that he cut short Daniel Sturridge’s presence

The visuals suggested that Klopp was showing his non-conviction about the position Sturridge was getting into, but, Sturridge, on the other hand, was not convinced about Klopp’s ideas and was not convinced that he was not getting into correct position and it led to an argument which none of the two would have preferred to happen in the camera view and at a time when their relationship is already under scrutiny.

It took only a couple of minutes for Klopp to replace Sturridge post that argument and Sturridge thereafter did not even bother to sit in the dug-out and made his way straight towards the locker room probably in search of a lonely corner to let the frustration out.

However, Klopp ruled out any fall-out and stated that just because Sturridge was down on pace, he was removed and a fresh player was inserted.

Here are some of Klopp’s quotes from the Stamford Bridge presser, “Daniel was not running at the same pace he was running at before the break and at that stage, I wanted a bit of pace from the man playing wide.”

“I had Divock among the substitutes whom I had the option of using and because he was fresh, he could have given me a bit more pace and could have got to a few different spots. So, that was the logic behind putting him in there and calling Daniel out.”

From all this, it looks like some intense fitness drills are desperately needed for Sturridge to become one of the men Klopp would want in his XI more often.