David Edgar

Eww, that was poor defending.

BULLSHIT yellow

Pep lite on his way home after the match

I don't find him very funny.

Spurs fans booing the replay of Romero going in like a cunt shin high

Good weekend of Barclays for us, mind.

Referee played 100 minutes for Liverpool

Liverpool will now win.

5 minutes in and Liverpool aren't 8-0 up. I guess that's something.

Transferred in some Villa players. You can all thank me for today's result.

Praying the Liverpool coach driver has gone to Leeds by mistake?

Offside, eh.

Are they complaining about Havertz staying on the pitch?

Mr Who?

Plush carpet.

So, is this the season that finishes off "the big 6" brigade?

Viera's response is exactly what our players would do in that situation and we would laud the shithousing. It was a foul, but I don't think that was a yellow card in isolation. Maybe the ref gave it for an accumulation of fouls or something, which I think they can do.

I agree that Gabriel throws himself forwards after the contact, but to me it looks like Gabriel is prevented from getting the ball by Joelinton's two hands in the back move before that happens. I said already that I think the slightly theatrical way Gabriel goes down hasn't helped his cause, maybe. If you watch it through, you can see that Joelinton has two arms in Gabriel's back and his weight forward, which stops Gabriel from rising to meet the ball. And I just don't think it is allowed for a player to use his hands/arms like that on an opponent?

Of course, but you can't just stick two hands in an opponents back and prevent them from jumping. Last I post on it, or we end up going around in circles. Unless someone can prove that you are allowed to do what Joelinton did.

Ah yeah, of course. I think that is just how it has always been as well? Just so much nonsense surrounding the offside rules that I've forgotten a core basic that has stayed the same for my entire lifetime watching the sport

It prevented Gabriel from making contact with the ball, which is a foul. A player can't put two hands in an opponents back and then lean in like that - it is just a foul.

Looking at the incident again now and I'm now 100% that it should've been ruled out because of Joelinton's two hands in the back of Gabriel. Can understand the fume on that one.

I dunno, I think all 3 points that VAR checked were warranted. Did Willock keep the ball in play? They didn't have the technology or camera angle available to make a precise decision. It looked like it was still in play, so they couldn't rule that out. Did Joelinton stick two hands in Gabriel's back and prevent him from heading the ball? Yeah So, out of the three this is the one that I feel VAR should've acted on. I guess Gabriel does a little swan dive after the contact which makes it look like he played for it under minimal contact. Probably cost him. Was Gordon then offside after Joelinton plays the ball in the challenge on Gabriel? I haven't got a clue what the offside rule is now and it seems that VAR didn't have an angle or a frame available to rule on that one so had to let it go.

Wait, what? That makes zero sense!?