VAR

Hendrick: ‘Darren England should be fired and all his games investigated’

Daily Red Podcast - Dave Hendrick's Daily Roundup of All Things Liverpool FC Mainstream Media Mocking Liverpool Misses The Entire Point Dave looks back at the game against Spurs as the reds suffer a 2-1 defeat, alas that's not even half the story. Dave looks at the controversy surrounding the game, with the PGMOL admitting "human...

Alisson: VAR Errors Make Us “Feel Like Prisoners”

A Goal Controversy at Anfield In a recent clash between Liverpool and Tottenham, the air was thick with tension and controversy, primarily surrounding a disallowed goal. Alisson Becker, Liverpool’s renowned goalkeeper, didn’t hold back his displeasure regarding the VAR’s decision to rule out Luis Diaz’s initial goal, a decision later admitted to be incorrect by...

FA to Decide on Curtis Jones: Liverpool Appeal Red Card

The Incident in the Spotlight In a game already seething with drama and fervour, a 2-1 defeat for Liverpool at the heart of Tottenham's turf in North London turned even more controversial. Curtis Jones, Liverpool’s talented No. 17, saw himself initially cautioned with a yellow card. Yet, the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) played its part,...

Report: PGMOL Chief Apologises to Liverpool for VAR “Scandal”

A Regretful Oversight by PGMOL In a recent clash that saw Liverpool face off against Tottenham Hotspur, a pivotal moment unfolded as Luis Diaz’s first-half goal was erroneously dismissed for offside by VAR. This incident has sparked considerable discourse and has led to PGMOL (Professional Game Match Officials Limited) extending an official apology to Liverpool,...

Spirit of Shankly Demands Change in VAR Protocols

A Controversial Clash: Liverpool vs Tottenham In the aftermath of Liverpool’s 2-1 defeat to Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League, the supporters union, Spirit of Shankly, has voiced its concerns and frustrations over several contentious refereeing decisions, notably Luis Diaz's disallowed goal. The union has released a comprehensive statement, shedding light on the perceived inconsistencies...

Liverpool Seek “Transparency” From PGMOL

Liverpool's Call for Clarity Liverpool Football Club has called for “full transparency” in the review of the officiating errors that overshadowed their contentious 2-1 loss to Tottenham Hotspur. The club is prepared to “explore the range of options available” in response to the perceived mishandling by the Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) of the...

Darren England & Dan Cook: The VAR Debate Intensifies

A VAR Decision that's Hard to Digest On a typically drizzly Saturday in North London, Liverpool met Spurs in what can only be described as a theatrical affair. Not for the stunning goals or splendid footwork, but for the controversial VAR decisions that swung the match's balance, leading to Liverpool's unfortunate 2-1 defeat, punctuated by...

PGMOL Official Under Scrutiny After UAE Match

A Closer Look at Darren England's Overseas Assignment In a recent turn of events, Premier League referee Darren England finds himself in the spotlight, not for his officiating in England but due to his assignment in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The official, along with assistant Dan Cook, was at the centre of a significant...

Reds Question Decisions: Worst Officiated Match Ever?

A Controversial Clash: Liverpool’s VAR Woes In a recent Premier League fixture, Liverpool experienced a tumultuous defeat, falling 2-1 to Tottenham Hotspur, marred by what many deem one of the most egregious officiating errors in the league’s history. The Reds, led by manager Jürgen Klopp, found themselves at the centre of a VAR controversy, leaving...

Carragher: “Horrendous Mistake” Cost Reds Vital Points

A Controversial Decision In a recent Premier League fixture, a pivotal moment unfolded as Luis Diaz’s goal for Liverpool against Tottenham was disallowed, a decision that has since been confirmed as incorrect by the PGMOL. Jamie Carragher, the Anfield legend and renowned Sky Sports pundit, didn’t hold back his thoughts on this controversial ruling, expressing...