Jurgen Klopp may have been proven right once again after the officiating team’s treatment of Mo Salah during the 3-1 win over Southampton.
The Egyptian King was taken down inside the penalty box as he was getting his shot away but both the on-field referee and the team back at Stockley Park felt the incident didn’t merit the award of a spot-kick.
Granted, the No.11 didn’t go down to the turf when he perhaps should have, though we hardly see why he should be penalised for attempting to play a fair game.
It goes to show that Klopp had absolutely every right to vent his frustrations during the 1-0 win over Manchester City when his top scorer was being mauled across the pitch.
Further to the point, it begs the question as to why the FA was so keen on ensuring our head coach got his touchline ban after an initial review settled on a fine.
You can catch the clip below, courtesy of Reddit user u/Mcool18:
Bella-Kotchap challenge on Salah not given as a penalty from LiverpoolFC
This is the country that racism and colonialism was created! To Sir With Love!
It’s quite simply sorted, make refs justify their decisions after ghe game like managers and players have to be interviewed, as for var its a waste of time any human involvement leaves it open to differing interpretation, the tech works in cricket for instance as there are set rules that aren’t interpreted by the off field umpire, take it out of the hands of the humans hahaha
What has Mo Salah got to do to be treated fairly by the so called football authority? Cheat ? It’s not the way of Liverpool!!! Wake up you lazy b’s.
It is not the first time and unfortunately it will not be the last one