Quote from: igebotz on Today at 08:57:12 PM

The only difference was Gordon's pace; it was a one-foot tackle, and if he hadn't taken so much speed, running from the far left to make a tackle in the middle, it could have been a yellow if it was a close-range tackle.

Initially I said it was a yellow for me - what changed it is that the contact is high, it's near the knee and removes the sock. That part is a bit tricky to see.

Quote from: igebotz on Today at 08:57:12 PM

Not longer a conspiracy when every club fan base sees the same thing every season - this is the not the first place you're hearing this ?

After the Fergie era ended, the PGMOL needed a successor, and Liverpool was the obvious choice. There's a reason why the comments section is disabled on PGMOL Var social media pages.

I keep hearing it everywhere - because there are a lot of people disliking Liverpool. 2 quick searches show a different story though - with Liverpool certainly not among the teams that benefitted from VAR decisions:

https://www.espn.co.uk/football/story/_/id/40894476/how-var-decisions-affect-premier-league-club-2024-25
https://www.squawka.com/en/features/premier-league-var-errors-2024-25/

Same thing for the previous season: https://www.espn.co.uk/football/story/_/id/38196464/how-var-decisions-affect-premier-league-club-2023-24

BTW, that disallowed goal vs Spurs early on in the season (in a 2-1 loss) was the worst VAR blunder I ever saw.

Naturally, you'll reject this without any proof from your side, just saying 'it ain't so'. Grin