I have seen the incident in the WH game, and no more. It's one of those that IF he wanted to hit/hurt yer man he would have done that, but it does look a tad innocuous. His eyes are on the ball/looking down the line etc.
I've only seen one angle on twitter so take my opinion with a pinch of salt. But I haven't heard anyone, bar Chelsea fans, say it was a red.
I also heard there was a shocker against Newcastle in Pool game. Again, I haven't seen it so I can't comment.
Those who think VAR needs to be scrapped grow in number every week. But why would the FA listen to the fans!?
As for Liverpool. The lack of CB's shafted them from Oct-Jan, but a recurring theme has been the shocking shot conversion rate. They had more shots on Saturday than against Palace, who they beat 7-0, but they only scored one goal. I heard Dubravka made eight saves. I have no idea if they are eight routine saves or eight worldies, but if you create that many chances to only score once is piss poor. That's what has cost Pool this season, as much as the lack of CB's. The goals from Mane/Firminio, the midfield and back four are a fraction of what they should be. Salah and to a lesser extent Jota, are carrying the attacking threat for the whole team.
In home games against sides in the bottom six Pool have taken FIVE points. FIVE from eighteen. FIVE.
No ****ing chance they deserve CL with stats like that. Nor will they get it.
Utd away up next. I'll call in now. Pool will dominate possession, create feck all, take the lead (Utd don't do scoring first) then continue to dominate possession, get caught on the counter and lose 3-1 with one being a VAR shocker.
Par for the course with both clubs. Pool dominate and don't put the game to bed, only to lose/draw.
Utd go behind, play crap, take a few half chances and win, despite being ****.
