Pat,
You are doing a generalized and disrespectful view of the argentinians.
Maybe you are perfect or your moral aptitude lets you be a moralist. What if we talk about the world cup of the 66? Because of that the english people are cheaters? No!
You should review what you write Pat. No offence intended.
Sorry for my english, hope this makes sense.

Ignatius, Santa Fe, Argentina

I am a Liverpool fan in Australia and I believe Javier got what he deserved. His conduct towards the officials during the first half showed dissent on numerous occasions. Referees, no matter how poor their decisions are, must be shown respect. Footballers are the worst offenders in any sport I have seen in this regard. It is commonplace for 5 or 6 players to crowd referees after every decision that goes against their team. This is not only intimidating for the whistleblower, but sets a poor example for millions of children playing the game. I believe the only person that should be allowed to question a referee's decision is the captain - and he must do so with respect. Referees must take a stand on cray baby players, with the full support of the FA. I guarantee you, if everyone in a complaining crowd of players is shown a yellow card each time they do it, the problem will be gone within a month. No manager will tolerate losing 3 players to double yellow cards each game.

Daniel, Orange, Australia

It sounds a bit parochial, but two of Liverpool's stalwarts this season, Mascherano and Reina, appeared to struggle with the Super Sunday backdrop of this highly charged fixture. In the context of Ashley Cole's behaviour a few days before, Masherano should have been more circumspect. And perhaps Benitez a little more proactive.

Vernon Goodhand, Hull, England