Debunking ‘LiVARpool’.
Here we provide all videos and proof of the WORST and most CORRUPT decisions that have gone against Liverpool Football Club in recent days.
🚨𝗠𝗔𝗝𝗢𝗥 𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: Ryan Gravenberch red card will be canceled and there will be an apology to Liverpool after the PRO ref (PGMOL) review the first yellow and said that wasn't supposed to be a yellow card offense but it was a foul.
@MassiveTom Usually, referees give a player a little leeway before showing a second yellow card, but they’re not supposed to ignore a cautionable offence just to keep the game entertaining. However, when you play City, those rules don’t seem to apply.
The ball was already chipped over the goalkeeper, so how did the referee still find a reason to give a penalty?
Another season, and nothing has changed.😭
#LIVNFO
🚨 Fabian Hürzeler on Arsenal winning the Premier League:
“0 red cards and 0 penalties conceded… it’s suspicious. A campaign not for the history books. Last time, I said ‘only one team tried to play’ and I stand by that. It’s not my style. I will never be that kind of manager who tries to win in that way. I want to do well. I want my players to keep improving and keep playing proper football on the pitch....
Mikel Arteta has a way of infuriating supporters with his mastery-based tactics, vapid statements, and frenetic sideline appearances. It’s a very boring style of play to watch — based on control, defence, and set pieces. This title will be forgotten like it never happened.”
From Blaqwit Footy Tales
In December, the KMI Panel voted that Everton should have been awarded a penalty for William Saliba's challenge on Thierno Barry, as Everton also lost 1-0.
Michael Salisbury was on VAR for this fixture, too.
(BBC Sport)
Real PGMOL PL WINNERS!!! 👇
The Premier League's Key Match Incidents (KMI) Panel has voted that Brighton should have been awarded a penalty against Arsenal, in their 1-0 defeat.
Michael Salisbury was on VAR for this game.
@Dei078 @Rengoku_grim @hussain786_fkh @Mishi_2210 You can find this in the following way as well.
2*2 -1 = 3
3*3 -1 = 8
4*4 -1 = 15
Therefore,
7*7 -1 = 48