It sounds like you are/are going to be a poor ref.
To an extent I agree, but the issue is that the Dalot incident paints the whole performance with a completely different brush. When Nuñez got booked for elbowing Evans in the chest (a bookable offence, all good there), he then goes on to boot the ball away, and then clap sarcastically at the linesman - that's an additional 2 yellow card offences. During the game, Salah also booted the ball away on one occasion, and waved an imaginary yellow card in the Dalot incident (2 additional bookable moments for him). If he doesn't give Dalot that second yellow, you can maybe argue that he's been somewhat consistent in letting those situations go (even though Dalot gets booked for dissent). The fact that out of those 5 situations (the 2 for Nuñez, the 2 for Salah, and the additional one for Dalot) he chooses the most innocuous one to sanction, which happens to be about 5 seconds after the 1st yellow, just gives the overall game a completely different perspective.
I mean I'm not surprised. A game at Anfield reffed by Oliver without a pen or a red seems entirely unlikely, so it's par for the course. He objectively referees us in a different way than he does other teams, it's kinda insane.