You made no mention of Dzeko disgraceful time wasting antics or the fact that buying the title does little for the long term health of football, or even the fact that the team is from Manchester; its just wrong on so many counts.

Yes like us all, I hate the RS, and laughed and laughed when DJ Beater slipped and played in back two dozen times because its one of the highlights of the season. BUT willing the shite to lose is fundamentally different to wanting your team to lose to get at them

In the end the result hurt me. I was on my feet for large parts of the second half, bouncing up and down in the living room willing the goals to come.....for Everton that is. I don't really care what happens now. They maybe classless, do we have to follow suit?

As for Dzeko, the ref should have ordered the stretcher on earlier, and not let him just run straight back on as if nothing happened. He did well to stick to his guns and book him but his actions had already had the desired effect by taking the intensity out of the match. It was all plain sailing after that.

Back to wanting to lose, the Arse only just sneaked it yesterday. They might have been a lot more nervous if we had won..........who knows, but either way, I couldn't imagine actually celebrating a loss?

Let's just get one thing clear. Wanting a football team to lose is not like killing children.

I would bet there wasnt a blue at the game or watching on TV who didnt cheer when we scored two goals. Sure some of them also enjoyed the fact that the result didnt help Liverpool, but to equate them to people who kill their kids is a complete disgrace David. It's you who has the warped perspective I respectfully suggest.

It was a very strange day and while I don't want Liverpool to win the league, the people I watched it with wanted us to win and for them to mess up... although nobody predicted how it would pan out on Monday night. Certainly though there were many people talking about the strange torn dilemma up until halftime. Not sure if becoming slightly more well oiled or the fact that seeing is losing spurred this on.

I've never spoken to more Liverpool fans at length about football, most of whom had seemed to expect that they'd be winning the league (as well as everything else domestically and in Europe) for the next decade. It would be awful if they won... not because Rodger's hasn't got them playing well, but just the arrogance stoked very much by the media. As a fellow Blue said, even at Man U's height the majority of their fans were not as awful as most RS fans have been since they got into pole.