Dermot Gallagher reacted to liverpool's statement by saying that he didn't understand it and just flatly said that it's a mistake - as if that's the be all and end all. Which just sums up the attitude of referees.
In any workplace, you have quality assurance, where mistakes are analysed to avoid making them again, and their explanation of the error raises serious questions on the processes involved - it's clear to me and you guys on which of those processes can be tweaked and improved to avoid this happening again, but Gallagher is more interested in sticking to archaic rules that haven't evolved with the introduction of VAR.
In any workplace, you have quality assurance, where mistakes are analysed to avoid making them again, and their explanation of the error raises serious questions on the processes involved - it's clear to me and you guys on which of those processes can be tweaked and improved to avoid this happening again, but Gallagher is more interested in sticking to archaic rules that haven't evolved with the introduction of VAR.

