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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...

Its fine. If that does happen, we can just demand to play it again.

The lack of an award of a penalty to Luton last night is every bit as important a mistake, as the offside at Spurs. But who cares about Luton or Burnley - so it won’t get a mention anywhere.

But this still image isn't of a 'man with a knife in their hand, next to a body on the floor'. It is a 'man with a knife pictured plunging it into the chest of the other man'. The other part is a weird take too. By very definition they are looking to 'influence the ref'. If they were NOT trying...

I've seen this 'still image' thing repeatedly, and I don't understand that argument at all. It is a picture of Bissouma's ankle bent double, with Jones' studs flying into the side of it, a foot off the ground. That still image EXISTS because Jones' studs DID in fact fly into Bissouma's ankle, a...

In related news, Liverpool have now appealed Curtis Jones' red card from Saturday's game. It's a little unfortunate, because there wasn't huge intent, and his foot did slide over the ball - but unlucky mate - its is the dictionary definition of 'endangering an opponent' and is a clear red card...

I disagree that our experiences at Spurs were 'nothing like as bad'. This Liverpool one CAN ultimately be put down to a terrible failing in communications - something that a tightening of their procedures / script ought to prevent from happening again (and I have no issue with them asking for...

in terms of procedure, VAR was inconsistently applied, to the detriment of the away side in each instance. Mitoma scored a goal, but it was ruled out on the field because the linesman thought he’d spotted a possible brush of the ball with his arm. The VAR looked at it, and decided that it could...

Its nothing at all about conspiracy. Jurgen Klopp, the red-friendly media machine, and the worldwide army of Liverpool fans, are up in arms about Saturday's events, and are making as much fuss about it as they possibly can. Consciously or subconsciously that puts a huge amount of extra...

Thinking about this specific element of it all though - do we know what these officials are seeing at that time? They are sat in a dark room 100 miles away, seeing only what the TV production people choose to be playing on their various screens. I can see how (from some angles / zoomed in) you...