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Why would he when the rule is clear. How is that odd?Hmm, didn't mention the Salah handball. Odd.
Why would he when the rule is clear. How is that odd?Hmm, didn't mention the Salah handball. Odd.
Games have been postponed because of the players having Covid, not the fans.Disclaimer: I’m not Jurgen Klopp
Personally I think just do behind closed doors games, we already have an uneccessary extra domestic cup and too many domestic and international games, if we then try to cram them all in at the end of the season (when there’s no guarantee anything is different) it will be all over the shop. Not to mention probably low quality football with half fit players.
Well sure, but all handballs are accidental by nature (except when doing with intention). There is no way the Salah handball is not a punishable handball if the ref sees it since the arm is active and Salah gets an advantage in the situation. The problem as you say, is that VAR cannot go back and overturn it due to the new understanding of the handball rules.Because the it was the correct decision for the goal to stand.
"The second change is on accidental handball in the immediate build-up to a goal.
If an attacking player’s accidental handball immediately precedes another player scoring, the goal will now be awarded, when last season it was likely to have been ruled out.
However, a player will still be penalised if he commits an accidental handball immediately before scoring himself."
https://www.premierleague.com/news/2204759
I’d have never ever been able to predict just how much of a mammoth he’s become when he left Celtic.They really are average without Van Dyke
VVD and fabinho!They really are average without Van Dyke
Yep. So do behind doors games (for fans) and players in bubbles. Wasn’t that they did last time?Games have been postponed because of the players having Covid, not the fans.
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If Fergie was the Joker.Hes a top manager. Very Fergie like.
This, unfortunately. One of those that you can't stand it he's not your guy but you love if he is.Hes a top manager. Very Fergie like.
No. If Fergie was Fergie.If Fergie was the Joker.
No. Ill and injured players have never been asked to play behind closed doors.Yep. So do behind doors games (for fans) and players in bubbles. Wasn’t that they did last time?
Have to disagree. He’s good, but he’s also petulant and downright disrespectful at times. He’s a great winner but a terrible loser.No. If Fergie was Fergie.
Klopp is insanely good and he does all the right things which make neutrals and especially bitter rivals like us hate him and want him to fail.
Getting in the refs ear and blasting them after the whistle is exactly what SAF would do. Thats why everyone rival to us hated SAF and thats why we hate Klopp.
Yep, he moans for the sake of moaning, but he knows what he is doing. It is calculated. But he wants success and knows that in the future, Liverpool may get favoured decisions, especially with the same ref again.No. If Fergie was Fergie.
Klopp is insanely good and he does all the right things which make neutrals and especially bitter rivals like us hate him and want him to fail.
Getting in the refs ear and blasting them after the whistle is exactly what SAF would do. Thats why everyone rival to us hated SAF and thats why we hate Klopp.
We should know this more than any fans. Look at our penos pre and post his comments last season.Yep, he moans for the sake of moaning, but he knows what he is doing. It is calculated. But he wants success and knows that in the future, Liverpool may get favoured decisions, especially with the same ref again.
Yh sorry I wasn’t suggesting they were but did they not keep players in bubbles (i.e family + teammates only) when the behind closed doors games were on? Might be wrong but I though that was what happened.No. Ill and injured players have never been asked to play behind closed doors.
The players are sick and legally have to quarantine. It’s highly likely that some of them are actually suffering and can’t train or do 90 minutes of strenuous exercise.
It works. It puts the referees under pressure when they're not performing up to standard. This is something we've lost and as a result absolute stonewall decisions have started not being given to us. This is why Liverpool gets so many favourable decisions now. Guardiola does the same thing to a lesser extent.Getting in the refs ear and blasting them after the whistle is exactly what SAF would do. Thats why everyone rival to us hated SAF and thats why we hate Klopp.
All the best managers are.Have to disagree. He’s good, but he’s also petulant and downright disrespectful at times. He’s a great winner but a terrible loser.
Sir alex did it smartly. Klopp comes across as a child everytime his team drop points. Sir alex was also critical of his own players and performance. Klopp is more of a wenger if you ask me, never his team's fault but always refs.All the best managers are.
Klopp does it smartly too. Our fans just never want to admit it. He knows what hes doing.Sir alex did it smartly. Klopp comes across as a child everytime his team drop points. Sir alex was also critical of his own players and performance. Klopp is more of a wenger if you ask me, never his team's fault but always refs.
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100% this. Those decisions and Klopp’s reaction is all everyone is talking about and not how easily Spurs got in behind us over and over again. It also makes the referee’s think they’ll be under pressure if they give something against Liverpool and it’s the wrong decision. Makes it more likely that we’ll get 50/50’s.Klopp does it smartly too. Our fans just never want to admit it. He knows what hes doing.
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Speaking of Fergie, when he used to mention the ref he was charged, fined and banned. He was even fined for complimenting the ref once. Different story with Goofy here. He is allowed to shit on the refs as much as desires for some reason.
How is he doing smartly when every one can read through his childish antics. Him blaming the refs but he also should learn to admit his team were crap when they were. Sir alex used to call spade a spade as well. Ref was poor today but Liverpool were lucky to draw.Klopp does it smartly too. Our fans just never want to admit it. He knows what hes doing.
Everyone could read SAF too. Its not like he was subtleHow is he doing smartly when every one can read through his childish antics. Him blaming the refs but he also should learn to admit his team were crap when they were. Sir alex used to call spade a spade as well. Ref was poor today but Liverpool were lucky to draw.
Not disrespectful in the way that he has proven times over.All the best managers are.
Again clearly you didn't read my post in complete. Yes both the managers criticized refs, in fact most managers do that. However, sir alex also used to call out on his team's performance. The issue is whenever Klopp's team drop points he makes about the ref. There is no way they deserved anything from the Spurs game. On another day they could have lost 6-2 and no one would have called the result harsh. Yes Kane should have been sent off and maybe they should have got a pen but so should have spurs. Also, where was Klopp when his team had the benefit against Newcastle for their first goal.Everyone could read SAF too. Its not like he was subtle
Klopps whinging at this time will make refs and media take a close look at the validity of it all. And he actually has a leg to stand on with a stone cold pen and Kane red to lean on.
He was smart when he highlighted our pen record publicly before we got feck all pen decisions for an extended period.
I dont know why some people are sounding defensive from an obvious observation that Klopp is Fergie like. They have the best manager around right now and we hate it, and by extension, him.
Kane should have really seen red before Robertsons incident and they had a clear pen disallowed at a key part of the game. So yeah I call hyperbole in that post.Again clearly you didn't read my post in complete. Yes both the managers criticized refs, in fact most managers do that. However, sir alex also used to call out on his team's performance. The issue is whenever Klopp's team drop points he makes about the ref. There is no way they deserved anything from the Spurs game. On another day they could have lost 6-2 and no one would have called the result harsh. Yes Kane should have been sent off and maybe they should have got a pen but so should have spurs. Also, where was Klopp when his team had the benefit against Newcastle for their first goal.
As I said Klopp resembles more of a Wenger than Sir Alex.
And they were lucky to be only 1 goal down at that point of time is my point. Had Liverpool battered Spurs and then were hard done by ref then I would have got your point. But Liverpool were also lucky in the game, more lucky than spurs. Wenger used to do the same, hide players poor performance as well and play victim mentality everytime they lost points. Sir alex used to call out players and take up blame after poor performance. I still remember after our 2-3 loss against Spurs in SAF's final season, he openly criticized the performance. I also remember vividly there were some bad decision by ref that game. But sir alex called spade a spade and admitted United were poor defensively although we should have won the gameKane should have really seen red before Robertsons incident and they had a clear pen disallowed at a key part of the game. So yeah I call hyperbole in that post.