Tom Van Persie
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Yellow for what? Punching the air in frustration?Bit of nonsense from Dalot I meant, yellow would've sufficed considering it was actually your throw in.
I know how to spell it, it was intentional.Cüneyt Çakır
The Michael Oliver special yet again. If Dalot can be sent off for dissent over a mild outrage reaction due to a piss poor decision, at least review the mistake and give us the throw-in. And also, if the refereeing board were competent he'd never ref any of our games.
I hate when facts add to a narrative. That won’t happen again all season.Had a really good game but sending Dalot off when it was Man. United's throw was a bit of a nonsense and will continue to fuel the narrative on here.
Martinelli did two seperate things though.Unfortunately not. Martinelli was also sent off for two yellows within seconds. The referee was…
Michael Oliver.
He loves to make the game about himself when there’s no reason to do so.
Agreed, I couldn’t complain until the end but that red card is as bad as I’ve ever seen.He wasn't half bad until the ridiculous red. Still gave more decisions to Liverpool, but I feared much worse.
He's the most attention seeking ref around now that Mike Dean has retired, far too cowardly to go against Liverpool or the home crowd though.I don't understand why he would do that, it only draws attention to himself. Mental decision
Tough luck.Hope the media points out the double standards with Nunez
He's a coward like you say, he did it because he knew he would get away with bullying the United players who are way too soft compared to the Liverpool players.He's the most attention seeking ref around now that Mike Dean has retired, far too cowardly to go against Liverpool or the home crowd though.
That nonsense double booking for Dalot, I can't help but genuinely wonder if it was an attempt to influence the result at the death, given that he ignored loads of worse dissent from Liverpool players.
It’s always that way. It’s how bias is hidden.He wasn't half bad until the ridiculous red. Still gave more decisions to Liverpool, but I feared much worse.
So did Dalot, technically. He dissented the (incorrect) decision with the throw-in. Then he dissented the caution that he received.Martinelli did two seperate things though.
Fish headed cnut