Who ever done that. Take a bow. Absolutely brilliant.
Match Threads Spurs vs Liverpool - Match Day 7 - 30th Sept KO 5:30pm
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Who ever done that. Take a bow. Absolutely brilliant.
wakefieldyid
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I'm sure that their sychophantic friends in the press box would just have described that as an example of LFC's famous "Winning Mentality". How times change...
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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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TheChosenOne
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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.
If this the outcome then I think there is a need to go totally forensic on all incidents in every game since the year dot.
bradfordspur
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Klopp is already on the case
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How on Earth is the second yellow not a booking? Udogie skipped past him and was driving toward the box, and Jota hauled him down from behind to stop a transitional attack.
Even the Liverpool fans, with their astonishing victim complex, weren't complaining about the second yellow.
This just reeks of a small number of people having been influenced by the controversy surrounding the match and allowing it to cloud their judgment.
Even the Liverpool fans, with their astonishing victim complex, weren't complaining about the second yellow.
This just reeks of a small number of people having been influenced by the controversy surrounding the match and allowing it to cloud their judgment.
spursfan77
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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.
I didn’t think you could reverse a red card for two yellows so it doesnt really matter.
tommo84
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If I’ve understood that correctly the way that panel is made up and the vote being 3vs2 is essentially no different from Sky Sports News having a chat with Dermot Gallagher, Stephen Warnock and Sue Smith where the 2 ex-players disagree with the decision and the former ref explains why they’re wrong to disagree. In that scenario any vote would come out 2vs1 but the 2 would be talking uninformed bollocks.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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Their incessant screeching has got them something at least, which is the reason for it all.
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The idea that the 2ND Jota yellow should be over turned - stinks more of corruption than anything liverpool fans have been moaning about the last few days.
That can ONLY be explained by officials being influenced by Liverpool's hysterical reaction and attempts to influence decision makers
It's a yellow card all day long. A tackle from behind, there's nothing to discuss.
Oh....and purely in the interests of fairness and transparency, no other motivation, I do hope the league is going to publish the names of those who voted for the card to be rescinded
That can ONLY be explained by officials being influenced by Liverpool's hysterical reaction and attempts to influence decision makers
It's a yellow card all day long. A tackle from behind, there's nothing to discuss.
Oh....and purely in the interests of fairness and transparency, no other motivation, I do hope the league is going to publish the names of those who voted for the card to be rescinded
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Gb160
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Yellow cards can’t be appealed, or overturned...that’s why they could only appeal the straight red for Jones.
You can bet your bollocks they would’ve appealed it if they could.
As far as voting for the 2nd yellow card is concerned, only 1 person voting was a qualified referee. So the vote holds about the same weight as asking 5 randoms in the pub what they thought.
wakefieldyid
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In the Telegraph's report on last night's Europa League match, there's a palpable sense of disappointment that LFC have finally decided it's time to move on... (https://www.telegraph.co.uk/footbal...nion-saint-gilloise-europa-league-live-score/ .)
"Given the events of the past six days, on the approach to Anfield one might have imagined seeing foot soldiers pulling up the drawbridge and those in charge of heavy artillery readying themselves for a terrifying counter offensive against an opponent destined for a Liverpool backlash.
Instead, there was little evidence of a siege mentality given Liverpool’s sense of grievance since Saturday. Indeed, Klopp seemed to extinguish earlier inflammatory comments about replaying the Premier League fixture with Tottenham Hotspur. There was no sense of this being a club under siege.
“If I made the impression that I was still in (Saturday’s) game, we are not,” said Klopp.
“We are over it. We are not children. That is it. "
"Given the events of the past six days, on the approach to Anfield one might have imagined seeing foot soldiers pulling up the drawbridge and those in charge of heavy artillery readying themselves for a terrifying counter offensive against an opponent destined for a Liverpool backlash.
Instead, there was little evidence of a siege mentality given Liverpool’s sense of grievance since Saturday. Indeed, Klopp seemed to extinguish earlier inflammatory comments about replaying the Premier League fixture with Tottenham Hotspur. There was no sense of this being a club under siege.
“If I made the impression that I was still in (Saturday’s) game, we are not,” said Klopp.
“We are over it. We are not children. That is it. "
ernie78
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Oh but you are
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Reporter Chris Bascombe is a Liverpool fan.
