Every other club gets multiple decisions against them, we have to suck it up and get on with it. Liverpool get one decision against them in about 4 years and it's the end of the world. They can **** right off, here's hoping for many more wrong decisions against them.
lots of ways for the owners to make money. Wrecking the rest of the PL isn’t the way and gets a natural reaction from those outside the dirty 6. To be fair to TT he called it out as did most LFC fans. Our owners, two of which are British would never do that. I really am convinced of that fella. 100%.
No doubt there will be over compensation in Liverpool's favour, to avoid any further backlash from LFC.
Fingers crossed. I’m expecting every disallowed lfc goal to be given until we feel the debt has been paid. Ideally after a 119th minute winner from an offside handball goal against Newcastle just for the Lols
Anthony Taylor is the ref Crag Pawson is 4th official Kris Kavanagh is on Var So they have all the big guns in one game
What’s happening in here then. Honestly the VAR decision was shocking. But it’s one of the first times I’ve seen it go against Liverpool. There’s a reason. Why people call Liverpool LiVARpool. Having said that a wrong decision is a wrong decision.
Don’t remember the Bournemouth game where var gave a red for mac only to have to rescinded after the game? Let’s not be stupid and pretend that Liverpool have never had a bad decision go against them. Liverpool like every other club have had both decisions go for and against them. Being an idiot because of your hatred of a football club just stupid.
I’m on your side bro. I think that decision was terrible. But let’s not forget that decisions have gone against most teams. I remember many penalty’s going Liverpools way for extremely soft fouls against Mo Salah. The fact is and was that most decisions went the way of the top six. VAR is getting things wrong all the time. And it’s making a mockery of things. So for clarity. Decision against spurs. Shocking. I don’t think the red cards were right either.
And I remember plenty of fouls not giving to Salah because players are pulling and grabbing onto him and he doesn’t fall over. It’s just perception. Everyone thinks their own team gets bad decisions go against them and rivals get all the good ones. One v Brentford. You prob all thought was a stonewall pen on Gordon. Most others thought was a clear dive. To me you benefited. To you, the right decision was made. Jackson handball against Chelsea. This season Mac sent off wrongly. in many opinion vvd sent off wrongly - then given extra game for saying it’s a ****ing joke (how many times has a player been banned for swearing before or since?). Jones wrongly sent off in many. Jota wrong booked for spurs dive which led to red. To a lfc fan - all decisions gone against lfc this season. to rivals - all correct decisions it may not even out but there is no conspiracy that some benefit more. Most teams will benefit at home more than away as humans are influenced. But that doesn’t stop at the big 6 (btw you guys finished 4th so technically are part of that top 6 benefitting now?)
And just on this - that’s the point of lfc not letting it go with an apology and swept under the carpet. Lfc aren’t trying to get a point given to them or replay the game. They’re trying to highlight this was a monumental **** up and to just state whoops human error, not enough. Needs a proper review on how this decision and others are made. If this means var is reviewed and officials are trained better, and get more correct decisions for everyone then isn’t that good for all?
And they get it wrong with cameras of all angles. and yet pre VAR football world was all good. It makes you wonder if VAR is just another angle to entertain. It should be cut down. Used for penalties and factual offsides only. And not protocol driven. Take the time to get the big decisions right.
And I agree with this also. But when they go against you that’s what you do. If it’s in your favour you shut up. Not you personally. We have probably gained twice this season from VAR. In the Ashley years it was week in week out. We got horrible decisions against us. That is why you get no sympathy here. Since we started going up the league we have noticed a change. That is wrong clearly.
Liverpool crying. Arsenal crying tonight. Man Utd crying tonight. Man City losing twice in one week. Boo ****in hoo. The time cometh!
