E said:
My Luton Town with their first EPL win!
Something tells me Pep Guardiola knows Hwang’s name now. pic.twitter.com/ejaX42xF95
— Paddy Power (@paddypower) September 30, 2023
So the VAR, Darren England, checked offside thinking the onfield decision was "goal."
— Dale Johnson (@DaleJohnsonESPN) September 30, 2023
It was a quick offside check because it was clear Diaz was onside, so he told the referee "check complete".
In telling the ref "check complete" he is saying the onfield decision was correct.
Liverpool's statement is rightly damning. Luis Diaz's disallowed goal exposes a total breakdown in communication and seemingly a lack of focus in the VAR room.
— Ben Jacobs (@JacobsBen) October 1, 2023
One minor and easy change is to worry less about on-field decisions when all goals are checked anyway and instead be… pic.twitter.com/4jXZIqcvzs
Liverpool fans are still complaining.
— Jamie Imber (@Jayballzz23) October 1, 2023
VAR Table doest lie. You have had the most point given your way... shut up and stop moaning. pic.twitter.com/R36K3Ky0uU
DeangeloVickers said:Liverpool fans are still complaining.
— Jamie Imber (@Jayballzz23) October 1, 2023
VAR Table doest lie. You have had the most point given your way... shut up and stop moaning. pic.twitter.com/R36K3Ky0uU
Yawn
DeangeloVickers said:Liverpool fans are still complaining.
— Jamie Imber (@Jayballzz23) October 1, 2023
VAR Table doest lie. You have had the most point given your way... shut up and stop moaning. pic.twitter.com/R36K3Ky0uU
Yawn
This is literally what everyone is saying. When Gary Neville is on Liverpool's side, you know the decisions were bad. This was the most egregious VAR decision in at least the history of VAR in the PL, if not global VAR as a whole. While the Diaz decision is bad (very bad), the performance of the entire staff was terrible the whole game. Just bad decision after bad decision. From the Jones red card (I understand the argument for, the freeze frame he was shown first made the decision for him), to the Diaz goal, to Udogie tripping over himself and Jota getting a yellow, to Udogie asking for a yellow (which is now supposed to be a bookable offence), to Bissoum fouling Salah then losing a challenge to him and Salah getting called for a foul and getting a yellow. He gave out something like 9 yellows and 2 reds, half of which could be argued were very harsh.Quote:
Dear PL clubs and FA lets remove red tape so the VAR team can call down immediately and get that call correct
If you are okay with Tottenham getting screwed by the same call, I'll believe you. This isn't a Liverpool or Tottenham issue though.DeangeloVickers said:
Classy Arsenal fan is always expected as well.
If Liverpool would say Dear PL clubs and FA lets remove red tape so the VAR team can call down immediately and get the call correct, then everyone would listen and agree...but instead they believe they are the only one's to ever have this happen to them...the chart suggest otherwise.
DeangeloVickers said:
It doesn't matter when the graphic is from. It's the same point.
Aston94 said:
Maybe if Liverpool weren't trying to not be part of England all the time they would get more support from the English Premier League.
Oh man I love still shots to justify or condemn red cards, so much proper context.YNWA.2013 said:
One was a red, the other was not
DeangeloVickers said:
LFC fans think they are the only one's getting screwed every week...and crying like no other.