Remember everyone, you don't get to moan about PGMOL decisions against you club now. You had the chance to do so when Liverpool kicked up a fuss over what happened at Spurs, but you laughed at us and told us to get on with it.
You made your bed.
We'll add it to the list of things Klopp was mocked about, before they eventually changed, along with:
• 5 subs rule
• Teams away in Europe shouldn't play 12:30 KOs
• Cup replays
• January break
• FAs don't care about player welfare
• Crackdown on timewasting
1. In 2022, Everton got a PGMOL apology after Rodri handball was not given as penalty. Everton lost 1-0, and Liverpool lost the title by 1 point because this handball decision was not given.
2. Last season, Arsenal got 2 PGMOL apologies which cost them 5 points. City won the League by 5 points
3. Man City have never received a PGMOL apology. Somehow the horrible quality of refereeing in this league never affects them, but affects their direct title rivals a lot.
So in last 2 years, 3 apology worthy mistakes have given 2 titles to Man City, the same team that has not been punished for FFP in 15 longgg years. You hear a lot of praise for City and Guardiola from pundits and ex-players. But if Klopp points out issues about FFP and VAR, he is said to be moaning/crying/whinging and should move on. Interesting, and quite an absurd logic 🤔
Liverpool have had 4 players sent off in the PL this season; the first time in the competition’s history that a side has received 4 reds in their opening 7 matches.
The 4 red cards in their last 6 PL games are as many as in their previous 178 games combined.
Interesting…
#LFC
It took a junior operator (not even a qualified referee) for the officials to realise they'd made a mistake, the game had already re started when he quizzed Darren England...
Surely if he made the error unknowingly he would've freaked out as soon as Udogie took that free kick.
In a room full of the best officials that the Premier League has to offer, it took the tech guy to point out that they had inadvertently disallowed a goal when they thought they were awarding it.