@Daniel_Flapjack@BassTunedToRed Even that was owed to an absolute howler of a decision not to give us a late penalty, unsurprisingly blindly backed up by VAR. Clip of Robertson rightly laying into the ref at full time somewhere
@paul_tomkins https://t.co/59OqTmfUN5
Remember this one Paul? No foul, no VAR intervention. Excused of a red because his foot bounced up off the ball, (exactly what happened to Jones), except he's clearly way more out of control than Jones was, with two feet off the floor.
@jameswtweet @BassTunedToRed@Torvaney Robbed of 100 points and a 100% home record that season by one of the most blatant fouls you'll ever see not given as a penalty in the Burnley game, a few minutes from full time. Robbo rightly giving the ref and VAR pelters after on TV
@DaleJohnsonESPN The law needs to change clearly. They are being far far too generous to defenders in saying what a 'deliberate play' is. How can you challenge in an aerial duel and not deliberately go for the ball?
@DaleJohnsonESPN If the ball is in the air long enough that the 'offside' player can move to be 10 yards behind the ball, it's obviously a deliberate play by the defender. It's so stupid they're disallowing these goals. Every fan watching it knows it's a goal
@DaleJohnsonESPN No issue with saying it wasn't a deliberate play by Konsa. To me it just feels wrong to link the initial header with Van Dijk, as without Konsa's touch there is a 0% chance van dijk becomes involved. I think there should be a caveat that if that's the case, the goal stands.
@TheAnfieldWrap Hendo has this ball striking technique nailed. His goals in the 7-0 at palace and 2-2 with brighton last year were basically carbon copies
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⚽️Un repaso por la época dorada del fútbol británico con el Livepool como uno de los protagonistas destacados.
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@DaleJohnsonESPN I just don't really see how this can be considered a new phase when no Liverpool players touched the ball (aside from the save) and it never left the edge of the Liverpool box