Liverpool benefitting from Referees

Pexbo said:
feck me. That was as clear cut a penalty as you can get. He got none of the ball and all of the player. How on earth would it have been soft?
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Commentary team, studio analysts, ref watch, motd split, Richards and Keown No, Lineker even concedes that Quansah gets first touch on ball but still thinks pen, so hardly 'as clear cut a penalty as you can get', see these in most games. How about in injury time, Diaz having his jersey pulled for couple of seconds while in dangerous spot in the box, I'm not saying it's a definite pen either, but it is a foul, just don't seem to be given a lot.
 
Liverpool got the big decisions again tonight, that foul on the edge of the box was a clear foul and should have been a freekick and a straight red.
 
RedRocket9908 said:
Liverpool got the big decisions again tonight, that foul on the edge of the box was a clear foul and should have been a freekick and a straight red.
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Will you be referencing the two red card challenges not given against Fulham at the weekend? Or is this a one way thread?
 
Why does the "luckiest team in the world and it will never end" thread never get bumped any more?
 
Melbourne Red said:
Why does the "luckiest team in the world and it will never end" thread never get bumped any more?
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Because your luck is more often than not referees calling all the key decisions in your favour?
 
Klopper76 said:
Will you be referencing the two red card challenges not given against Fulham at the weekend? Or is this a one way thread?
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What 2 red card challenges? I havent seen that game but given the way your games are refereed if they were red card challenges there is no way red cards wouldnt have been shown
 
RedRocket9908 said:
What 2 red card challenges? I havent seen that game but given the way your games are refereed if they were red card challenges there is no way red cards wouldnt have been shown
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I havent seen that game either but given the way Liverpool games are refereed, if Robertson committed a red card offence there is no way a red card would have been shown.
 
RedRocket9908 said:
What 2 red card challenges? I havent seen that game but given the way your games are refereed if they were red card challenges there is no way red cards wouldnt have been shown
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Diop high studs on Robertson two minutes in, and Periera studs on the ankle about three minutes before he scored.

Liverpool are top so the only possible explanation is that referee's are fixing it. It's swings and roundabouts. Referee's are simply terrible, arguably the worst they've ever been. The Newcastle Liverpool game was a perfect example of poor refereeing for both sides.
 
Possible handball in the box by a Liverpool defender but nothing given and Sky didnt even show a replay.

Liverpool defender deflects the ball on to De Ligts arm and VAR cant give a penalty quick enough.

Nunez gets a yellow when he should've had a red for violent conduct and VAR doesnt look at it.

Robertson all over Amad for ages and the assistant who was right there refused to flag for it.

The assistant flagging Garnacho for a tight offside when it looked like he would've had a clear run at goal so the linesman should have waited for the end of the play.

Maguire unfairly getting a yellow and conceeding a freekick just outside of our box when it was a fair challenge and he clearly got the ball.
 
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RedRocket9908 said:
Clear handball in the box by a Liverpool defender but nothing given and Sky didnt even show a replay.

Liverpool defender deflects the ball on to De Ligts arm and VAR cant give a penalty quick enough.

Nunez gets a yellow when he should've had a red for violent conduct and VAR doesnt look at it.

Robertson all over Amad for ages and the assistant who was right there refused to flag for it.

The assistant flagging Garnacho for a tight offside when it looked like he would've had a clear run at goal so the linesman should have waited for the end of the play.

Maguure unfairly getting a yellow and conceeding a freekick just outside of our box when it was a fair challenge and he clearly got the ball.
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It was shocking. Borderline comical at the end with Robertson. The problem isn't even the handball being given it's that we can all think of recent ones where a worse more blatant handball hasn't been given for us. Or kavanagh though fernandes was dangerous play v Tottenham but nunez just a yellow today?

They've ruined the sport
 
SER19 said:
It was shocking. Borderline comical at the end with Robertson. The problem isn't even the handball being given it's that we can all think of recent ones where a worse more blatant handball hasn't been given for us. Or kavanagh though fernandes was dangerous play v Tottenham but nunez just a yellow today?

They've ruined the sport
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Even on Liverpool's first goal where there was a possible offside VAR cleared in in seconds seemingly without drawing any lines on
 
RedRocket9908 said:
Even on Liverpool's first goal where there was a possible offside VAR cleared in in seconds seemingly without drawing any lines on
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im remembering a disallowed goal at fulham for us, where after a delay of about 2 weeks, maguire was judged off for 'subjective offside' or something like that. Again gakpo may well be on, but it was marginal, and for some reason sky have decided it isnt worth discussion
 
RedRocket9908 said:
Nunez gets a yellow when he should've had a red for violent conduct and VAR doesnt look at it.
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I don't know how he's not been sent off, no attempt to play the ball, only interested in hurting the player. Textbook red but there's no chance any referee has the balls to send a Liverpool player off at Anfield, needs calling out.
 
How that fecking donkey escaped a red after clattering shoulder first straight into De Ligts face I’ll never know! Oh wait I do know actually, It would mean going against Liverpool at Anfield which we all know is against the rules.
 
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