I like, really like, Klopp, but yea that celebration at 2-1 before FT had even happened was stupid when considering it was against a quality side like Tottenham who can score in the remaining minutes and ofcourse their own defense being poor lately.
But anyways, Klopp did well with his team today but ultimately got fecked by horrendous referring decisions, I'm surprised some people in England are still against VAR.
Did he really say that? FA will charge him for that.Klopp claiming the linesman wanted to be "the middle of interest."
thankfully, that will never happenChrist, imagine what he'd be like if he ever managed to win a trophy again.
Did he really say that? FA will charge him for that.
Both decisions were correct in the end though. You could argue Kane dived as it looked like minimal contact, but nowadays those tend to be given
Did he really say that? FA will charge him for that.
From this
to this
Poor Kloppo not
VAR got dismissed in half a season in Bundesliga. Does it have a future here?
Klopp should have asked his team to defend properly for the remaining mins(something Jose would have done)rather than wasting time celebrating.
Both decisions were correct in the end though. You could argue Kane dived as it looked like minimal contact, but nowadays those tend to be given
Offside. So no, not correct.
"look at Lamela, he wants the touch"
Sounds like a bloody rape apologist...
"look at what he was wearing"
I like, really like, Klopp, but yea that celebration at 2-1 before FT had even happened was stupid when considering it was against a quality side like Tottenham who can score in the remaining minutes and ofcourse their own defense being poor lately.
But anyways, Klopp did well with his team today but ultimately got fecked by horrendous referring decisions, I'm surprised some people in England are still against VAR.
Asked if referee Jon Moss had explained the two Tottenham penalty decisions: "Did you ever hear? I am not allowed to go in their room until half an hour after. It was clear offside, unbelievable, I don't know what they were discussing.
"Yes, Virgil van Dijk touches him, but we all know Lamela wants the touch and we all know there were some hard fouls in the first half and we didn't get any fouls. That was the level for the game today, but then a situation in the last minute like that? Wow. He wanted to be middle of interest and he is."
He really is fuming.
Really hope the FA clamps down on the comments but we all know they won't.
Watch @GifLord video of the discussion. They clearly say if Lovren touches the ball then it's a penalty. It was confirmed by the 4th Official that he touched the ball, that plays him in and the penalty was in play.Offside. So no, not correct.
Surely that is questioning the integrity of the officials and is open to punishment. Many managers in the past have been banned for making those comments so there's no reason why he shouldn't be similarly punished.
Surely that's a fecking ban now?
If it were Jose he'd be slapped with a touchline ban.
You have to put some context into contact, you can't deem every contact a foul otherwise you couldn't have a football match; it'd be whistles every 2 seconds. None of the contacts in both incidents warranted the players going down and penalties, not to mention both were offside aswell.
He wasn’t, Lovren cocked up the clearance which meant he was onside
Watch @GifLord video of the discussion. They clearly say if Lovren touches the ball then it's a penalty. It was confirmed by the 4th Official that he touched the ball, that plays him in and the penalty was in play.