Chris Finch
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Yeh I hate when players do that! Should be an automatic yellow to whoever does that
Liverpool vs Spurs Match Thread
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Tucker
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It’s supposed to be, but it’s very rarely enforced.
There's nothing in the laws that mandate this to be a yellow, but a referee could view it as dissent.
Tucker
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I was sure I heard that they’d made it a bootable offence a couple of years ago. But if it isn’t, it should be.
hughy
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I wouldn't mind giving Salah a kick.
bomberH
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This is so stupid.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/42943628
Look at the headline and then read the article. The headline 100% suggests the ref got it wrong but then goes on to say the only thing he got wrong was the fact he was going to consult the 4th official - which he didn’t do - and that the actual penalty decision was correct. Fuck off BBC.
Edit. Here it is.
Jon Moss: Referee 'misguided' in Tottenham penalty decision at Liverpool
Moss made the request to Martin Atkinson via his headset after Harry Kane had been brought down by Reds keeper Loris Karius - with the referee trying to clarify if the Spurs striker was offside.
Video assistant referee (VAR) was not in operation at Anfield.
"For the avoidance of doubt, Atkinson did not view a television monitor and did not relay any information to the on-field officials," PGMOL said in a statement.
PGMOL said Moss was right to give the spot-kick - which was missed - and was correct in recognising that Kane was not offside because Liverpool defender Dejan Lovren had deliberately played the ball in the run-up to the incident.
After initially awarding the penalty, Moss spoke with assistant referee Eddie Smart to clarify if Kane had been offside.
Moss was seen on camera asking Atkinson if there was "anything from TV" showing if Lovren had touched the ball, before sticking to his decision without receiving a response.
Kane's effort was saved by Karius, though the England forward made no mistake when Tottenham were given a second penalty - also awarded after consultation with Smart - in the dying seconds of the game to score his 100th Premier League goal and secure a 2-2 draw.
"Jon Moss was in a good position to see that a Liverpool player deliberately played the ball before it fell to Harry Kane in the penalty area. He then correctly judged that Kane was fouled by Loris Karius," the statement said.
"However, given the speed of the attack he was uncertain of the identity of the Liverpool player who kicked the ball.
"Eddie Smart, having identified that Kane was in an offside position, correctly sought clarification on whether Dejan Lovren had deliberately played the ball.
"In real time this was a difficult series of decisions which the match officials judged correctly."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/42943628
Look at the headline and then read the article. The headline 100% suggests the ref got it wrong but then goes on to say the only thing he got wrong was the fact he was going to consult the 4th official - which he didn’t do - and that the actual penalty decision was correct. Fuck off BBC.
Edit. Here it is.
Jon Moss: Referee 'misguided' in Tottenham penalty decision at Liverpool
Moss made the request to Martin Atkinson via his headset after Harry Kane had been brought down by Reds keeper Loris Karius - with the referee trying to clarify if the Spurs striker was offside.
Video assistant referee (VAR) was not in operation at Anfield.
"For the avoidance of doubt, Atkinson did not view a television monitor and did not relay any information to the on-field officials," PGMOL said in a statement.
PGMOL said Moss was right to give the spot-kick - which was missed - and was correct in recognising that Kane was not offside because Liverpool defender Dejan Lovren had deliberately played the ball in the run-up to the incident.
After initially awarding the penalty, Moss spoke with assistant referee Eddie Smart to clarify if Kane had been offside.
Moss was seen on camera asking Atkinson if there was "anything from TV" showing if Lovren had touched the ball, before sticking to his decision without receiving a response.
Kane's effort was saved by Karius, though the England forward made no mistake when Tottenham were given a second penalty - also awarded after consultation with Smart - in the dying seconds of the game to score his 100th Premier League goal and secure a 2-2 draw.
"Jon Moss was in a good position to see that a Liverpool player deliberately played the ball before it fell to Harry Kane in the penalty area. He then correctly judged that Kane was fouled by Loris Karius," the statement said.
"However, given the speed of the attack he was uncertain of the identity of the Liverpool player who kicked the ball.
"Eddie Smart, having identified that Kane was in an offside position, correctly sought clarification on whether Dejan Lovren had deliberately played the ball.
"In real time this was a difficult series of decisions which the match officials judged correctly."
Univarn
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Yeah but the headline is meant to attract viewers and nothing this morning will clickbait the angry scouser mob like possible vindication over their rage. Take joy that many of them will descend upon this article only to find it dismisses their complaints and only makes them angrier.
hughy
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Either way it's not going to shut up the scousers.
Streetspur77
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You're sad because of what a few muggy muggles think? Don't take it so seriously. Who cares who they think? It's actually when something like this goes our way for change that it's more enjoyable
I think you misread what he said....
Gb160
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I like this typo.
gilzeantheking
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Was just about to post this
https://www.thejc.com/news/uk-news/...league-match-antisemitism-allegation-1.458153
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smallsnc
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Dissent or unsporting behavior.
spurs mental
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That's alright. I knew you hadnt read it properly. That's allowed after having a month of sifting through shit in the itk thread
mark87
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The players will be wearing t shirts in support of the fans who were being anti semitic at the next game.
SpursDave88
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Mo Salah will for sure.
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