Match Threads Spurs vs Liverpool - Match Day 7 - 30th Sept KO 5:30pm
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- Sep 30, 2023
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DarwinSpur
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Jota did not complain at all about that first yellow. Not only did he clip Udogie he knew exactly what he was doing when he did it
SargeantMeatCurtains
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Their fans are frothing at the mouth for a rematch. Childish. Never going to happen.
If the PL granted a replay, which they won’t, imagine the can of worms that would open? Every poor decision would see club statements demanding a replay.
If the PL granted a replay, which they won’t, imagine the can of worms that would open? Every poor decision would see club statements demanding a replay.
Led's Zeppelin
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Maybe we should agree to replay the game.
As long as they agree to replay the CL final.
As long as they agree to replay the CL final.
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easley91
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For once I am delighted we have Danny boy. He is going to have them toast if they try anything like replaying the game. You can't just pick this one singular game to replay. Otherwise every club will then try and replay a game to get the result they want.
You can't retroactively award the goal, because then you would have to award and take every goal that shouldn't have been given and wrongly disallowed. Nothing will happen here. Did Wolves get anything after PGMOL came out about their penalty v United? Nope.
And their fight is with PGMOL. Mistakes and human errors happen. Get the f on with it.
Liverpool can f off.
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That last sentence in their statement.
easley91
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Was wondering why he wasn't commentating on it... Then he actually was for a different broadcaster? Sad.
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Of course not. There's been several worse decisions than the offside this weekend alone.
easley91
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No, because it will open up a can of worms that every club will try to fight for one if they didn't get the result they wanted.
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If they did they'd have every other PL club queuing at their front door demanding replays for games they were done over in the past.
spursfan77
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The arrogance of that statement is quite something, especially the last paragraph. The refs need to be backed by Webb, it’s fucking aggressive wording, are they suggesting they are going to take legal action against the officials?
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Of course they won't try. I have no idea who's suggesting it but it smells suspiciously like a few utter bells on Twitter having a tantrum. The sad thing about it is that sensible fans will get lumped in with them.
easley91
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Did you read the last paragraph in the official Liverpool statement? It comes from the club.
"In the meantime, we will explore the range of options available, given the clear need for escalation and resolution."
What else would they be thinking of? Suing PGMOL? Retroactively awarding the goal?
Mr Pink
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Totally agree. But because this is, apparently, the most significant human error made by VAR....would that be the angle they'd be coming from?
Just playing devil's advocate lol
We'd never agree to it of course, and the red cards were correct so how on earth would that wash.
