Quote from: TastyChillySauce00 on Today at 05:56:20 AM

Quote from: ajanwalker on Today at 12:47:18 AM

A. Gordon's red card changed the course of the match. I don't think he deserved it. Yes, Gordon's attack was powerful, but he was too strong to hurt his opponent.
The red card was given after a VAR warning, but I think it was harsh.
Newcastle showed us once again how resilient and high-quality a team they are.
They were down to 10 men at the start of the second half and trailing 0-2, but they never gave up. They even equalized in the 87th minute. After the goal, I saw Newcastle United players trying to get the ball and move it into midfield. They were desperate to win the match, but Liverpool scored in the 90+10 minute of added time to make it 2-3.
Newcastle lost, but their fans went home happy.

Newcastle could win. Sad they're missing Gordon due to the red card. He was doing a serious foul without even thinking about his team. Getting three points from big club such as Liverpool should be more important. He made a mistake by followin his ego to do that unnecessary foul.
Only see he has admitted his mistake and apologized on his IG. Only hope he won't be repeating the bonehead play again in the next games.

My friend, the guy might not have known what he was doing at the time, all adrenaline-fueled. He lunged for the ball, and he realized it was a very strong move, so he twisted his foot. He apologized to Van Dijk, and even Van Dijk didn't make a big deal out of it because he saw it wasn't intentional. But if he'd gone brutally, Van Dijk would have likely left the pitch on a stretcher. Perhaps the VAR referees gave him a red card for a foul on his ankle.

Newcastle still put up a great fight. Currently, Newcastle has only one point in the league, but they'll likely be higher up the table in the coming weeks.