Any incident to me is always based on the, 'would that have been given against LFC and what would have been the reaction if it had'. If that had been given against lfc then there would have been wall to wall coverage, still photos that it hit the sleeve and not just the arm, how the ref./liner is biased against them, weeks and months later they'd still be talking about it - Diaz disallowed offside goal against Spurs for instance. VAR is bent, the prem is bent, officiated by officials too scared - in case they give the 'wrong' decision against the established order or a particular 'agenda' they have, eg. against us with the points deduction - that they'll lose their livelihood to properly ref. games in the premier league. And when they are caught out, virtually making the rules up as they go along, like last night, the 'established order' - Neville and Carragher - step in to back up the officials. We should be used to it by now, but it still hurts.
