Klopp now calling for the game to be replayed.
Surely we all know this whole charade leads to us getting shafted on Sunday?
Surely we all know this whole charade leads to us getting shafted on Sunday?
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[Albion] The injustice against Liverpool
- Thread starter mile oak
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jamie-oh
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Of course he does, the colossal minge. Wasnt presenting with the same energy when they robbed Wolves of a famous cup win though was he?
Will the replay be scheduled in the same week as the Liverpool v Wolves replay from the FA Cup last season, because that would then get Klopp moaning about fixture congestion?
- Apr 19, 2018
- 2,178
I think it might go in our favour. It'll be the most scrutinised refereeing and VAR of any game so far this season. That puts more pressure on officials to get it right than be swayed by the kind of unconscious bias that might lead to quick judgements normally.
brighton_tom
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- Jul 23, 2008
- 5,600
A replay?! What a joker. He’s acting like this is the first time a VAR cock up has ever happened, or that it’s somehow more important because it’s Liverpool. So will we get our game against Palace at Selhurst replayed from last season? Or the spurs game?
Nobby Cybergoat
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- Jul 19, 2021
- 8,754
No chance of course. But this is all calculated to put pressure on the system to affect future decision making.
Pawn everything you own and bet it on Liverpool this weekend. I think we'll do well in France though
Pawn everything you own and bet it on Liverpool this weekend. I think we'll do well in France though
oldboyroy
Well-known member
Course he does and so did we last season after the spurs fiasco!
Not a chance!
Yep, he's spot on as VAR has never got it wrong before?
For me the issue is that he is in the same position as if VAR didn't exist. The goal was incorrectly disallowed on the pitch. Surely our example of having a goal allowed on the pitch, but disallowed by VAR is far more whingeworthy.
For me the issue is that he is in the same position as if VAR didn't exist. The goal was incorrectly disallowed on the pitch. Surely our example of having a goal allowed on the pitch, but disallowed by VAR is far more whingeworthy.
Insel affe
HellBilly
Oh poor Liverpool, always the victim, never happens to anyone else does it.
Sit down, suck it up and shut up.
Muzzman
Pocket Rocket
If we do end up getting a result against them on Sunday, I hope we give them a solid rendition of..
"Can we replay you every week?!"
"Can we replay you every week?!"
Its fine. If that does happen, we can just demand to play it again.
London Irish
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That's literally as nuts as calling for VAR to be abolished, will never happen in a million years. As you suggest, there is another agenda at work there
I vote that Liverpool SHOULD be allowed to replay the game, but they start the new match with 9 nine men. VAR may have cost them one goal (which may or may not have changed the ultimate outcome), but their two players' own ill-discilpine got them sent off, so no way should they get away with a second go.
Examples in the plural (Palace & Spurs)
We didn’t ask or a want a replay did we?
US Seagull
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fly high
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Yes but VAR should have overruled ref, never reds, according to Klopp.
Greg Bobkin
Silver Seagull
- May 22, 2012
- 16,293
And they should be made to play it this Sunday morning. At Stadium du Spuds. Then hot-foot is down the road to face the mighty Seagulls.