Penalty shoot outs

[Donnywolf]

1] Im not a fan - never have been.

2] Yesterdays 11- 10 was however - gripping
3] I think Chelsea made a strategic change when Subbing their Keeper believing he would perhaps save more Pens and give them a better chance of winning.
It didnt work out yesterday - and probably miffed Mendy forever - and how ironic - the bloke they brought on hoping he might make a win more likely was actually the one who cost them that win
4] That apart see Number 1 

[Spud]

I hope that hasn't kept you awake all night mate lol

[roversdude]

Strangest decision ever, Mendy was playing out of his skin

[Robbo]

Chelsea’s sub keeper was probably chosen as he did his best to put off every one of Liverpool's pen takers by trying to be in their face.

[idler]

Ironic that when Chelsea once wanted to sub him off for the penalties he refused to come off.
Poetic justice.

[Donnywolf]

No that's down to my Dog lol
I hope that hasn't kept you awake all night mate lol

[phil old leake]

It was obviously something that had been pre discussed

[karldew]

I’m sure he’s come on for them before and won them a shoot out. Don’t get why people are so bothered, planned from the start and it just hasn’t paid off this time

[Bezza]

Loved it when Kepa was trying to get in Fabinho's head and he just dinked it over him.

[turnbull for england]

Van dykes was similar, keeper stood two thirds to his right of centre, VVD just smashed it into top corner of the third and just looked at him with disdain

[keyser_soze]

Reminded me of England being clever in the Euros and bringing on players just to take pens. Their legs weren't in the game and they both missed.

[roversdude]

Wonder if the ref was instructed that they needed to be taken at the Liverpool end