Glover_elbow
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Fook right off you sore loser
Klopp demands spurs replay
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Bernies_quiff
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What a t!t he is
GibbosEmpire
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If this happened to Boro though, would you be saying the same thing? He has every right to feel ***ed off, the negligence is right there and that 1 point or 3 points could be the difference between 1st and 2nd place.
MichaelDebeve
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Aye alright then Jurgen, ....silly man
Marvanelli
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He's a very bitter old man.
The decision was a ridiculous one, but there's been blunders previously and no doubt there'll be blunders in the future.
Get on with it.
The decision was a ridiculous one, but there's been blunders previously and no doubt there'll be blunders in the future.
Get on with it.
EuropaParmo
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No, we wouldn't beyond the 'this should happen etc' knowing really it can't. Because as Carrick says 'That's football'.
MichaelDebeve
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Need to drill it back down to what it is; human error.
Long before VAR, there was human error in decisions on the pitch, and replays never got mentioned.
Its just bad luck.
Message to the world of football - MOVE ON
Long before VAR, there was human error in decisions on the pitch, and replays never got mentioned.
Its just bad luck.
Message to the world of football - MOVE ON
TeaCider
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We've been robbed by plenty of refereeing decisions over the years.
I've not seen many seriously suggesting the match be replayed.
EuropaParmo
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Just because this one showed gross incompetence of the VAR officials, we've already had numerous apologies from PGMOL. Should they all be replayed?
atypical_boro
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Remember in 1986 when eventual World Champions Argentina beat England with 2 clearly illegitimate goals. We should replay that match, with all the same players who are still alive.
GibbosEmpire
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Exactly, and was everyone silent then? Did nobody complain?
Marvanelli
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Jan Vertonghen has on Twitter.
EuropaParmo
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Everyone likely complained. No one really believed a game should be replayed.
TeaCider
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Nobody asked for the match to be replayed, least of all the manager.
Caesium137
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In a letter submitted three days after the Spurs’ game, Klopp said: “I am sorry for my reaction in that immediate moment when I ran towards the fourth official, Mr Brooks, and I fully accepted a caution was justified. Equally I am sorry for some of the tone and content of my post-match interview.
“Although it was not my intention I accept now it appears that I was questioning Mr Tierney’s integrity. I take ownership of this.”
Klopp added: “To be absolutely clear, I know that Mr Tierney, along with all other officials, do their work without any pre-conceived bias or prejudice.
www.theguardian.com
“Although it was not my intention I accept now it appears that I was questioning Mr Tierney’s integrity. I take ownership of this.”
Klopp added: “To be absolutely clear, I know that Mr Tierney, along with all other officials, do their work without any pre-conceived bias or prejudice.
Jürgen Klopp gets two-match ban for tirade against referee Paul Tierney
Jürgen Klopp has been suspended from the touchline for two matches, the first to be served on Saturday against Aston Villa
www.theguardian.com
Corcaigh_the_Cat
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He wasn't demanding a replay when things went Liverpool's way due to erroneous decision making, and there lies the problem
You can't stand on principle when it's only you that benefits.
ForssAwakens
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What happens if son and Maddison are injured for the replay?