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Airfixx said:
I heard the same thing reported earlier.....

Why would they do this? ....There's no evidence of any bias; yet the PGMOL doing this only serves to feed such a narrative.
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Their concern might be that if he gives any decision Liverpool's way it would be seen as atonement for the offside error.

If he doesn't give them something it would be seen as bias. Damned either way so best to remove him in the short term given the amount of shit that has been kicked up
 
I just hope that Klopp has been SOOOO distracted by last Saturday, that he's totally forgot about training this week, and preparing the team for tonights' match...

... not to mention the weekend against Brighton, where I assume he'll still be going on about a game that took place a week ago!
 
Klopp, typical one dimensional German who cannot understand why he cannot have the whole cake instead of sharing it with others.
 
pleb said:
Klopp, typical one dimensional German who cannot understand why he cannot have the whole cake instead of sharing it with others.
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Nothing to do with him being German... (Steady on there Basil Fawlty!)

But EVERYTHING to do with him being a Passive Aggressive, narcissistic cunt of a bad loser... regardless of what country he's from!

Maybe all his aggressive wonky toothed gurning, not to mention the heart attack inducing Chest slapping and running up the touchline whenever he DOES win will finally catch up with him one day!!!
 
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** BREAKING NEWS**
I'm hearing that fans of both Liverpool and Union Saint-Gilloise are being asked to arrive half an hour early for tonight's game, so that they can attend the Service of Remembrance that Liverpool have organised, in memory of the heroic fallen and lost, Diaz goal on Saturday.

Pray for them.
 

Panel says Jota red card for Liverpool at Spurs was incorrect​


The Premier League's Independent Key Match Incidents Panel has ruled Diogo Jota should not have been sent off in Liverpool's controversial 2-1 defeat at Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday, ESPN can reveal.

Jota was shown the red card after two challenges in little more than a minute, both on Spurs defender Destiny Udogie.

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ESPN has seen the assessments of the panel for week seven, detailing that the second tackle on Udogie in the 69th minute was not worthy of a yellow card from referee Simon Hooper.

The report stated that "the majority deemed the decision as incorrect as they felt it did not meet the threshold for a yellow card," with the five members voting 3-2 against a booking.

The panel has five members, made up of three former players and/coaches, plus one representative each from the Premier League and PGMOL. The judgement is not intended to be definitive, but to provide an arms-length assessment of all major match incidents. PGMOL, and indeed the clubs, are likely to disagree with some of the results.

At the time, few observers questioned the merits of Jota's second caution, which left the Reds with nine men for the rest of the game. It was the first booking, when Udogie's trailing leg had clipped the Portuguese forward's knee, that seemed more worthy of reassessment. However, the panel does not make judgements on the first yellow card if a player is dismissed for two bookable offences.

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Jota red card at Spurs was incorrect, panel says

The Premier League's Independent Key Match Incidents Panel has ruled Diogo Jota should not have been sent off in Liverpool's controversial 2-1 defeat at Tottenham.
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What are they even talking about? Surely they're just bowing to pressure on this.
 
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