Someone make it make sense. How on earth was Moises Caicedo NOT sent off for a challenge that saw studs strike a Brentford player’s ankle?
It’s utterly baffling given that we, as Liverpool fans, had been told that Curtis Jones’ tackle on Yves Bissouma, accidental or no, was worthy of a red card upon review by VAR, despite Simon Hooper initially awarding a yellow card.
The Premier League is just rife with officiating inconsistencies at the minute, isn’t it?
At least the poor call didn’t cost Brentford in their 2-0 win over the Blues at Stamford Bridge.
You can catch the match still below, courtesy of Redmen TV:
But Jones’ was a red 🚮 pic.twitter.com/lCbFcti2FK
— The Redmen TV (@TheRedmenTV) October 28, 2023
The neutrality of the officiating personnel in the English premier league is questionable. There is no consistency as if the decisions they make are not based on the.rules of.foot ball but from.their heads.If one looks at what Caicedo did.Brendford one. can agree. Alternatively the referees have clubs that they are fans of.It is therefore imperative for them to account