Liverpool were also unlucky with Jota's first yellow card when he clearly did nothing wrong.
The Curtis Jones red wasn't as contentious because even though it may have looked worse than it was it was still a potential leg breaker in the still picture the ref was shown.

If you consider it though Teddy, with Dermot the ref will still be correct. The excuses will be "only had the information available to him". When, realistically, it should be "how the f*** has he not seen that?". I'd put money on it.

Red and Blue Army!

VAR Ref axed!

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I couldn’t believe it at the time, they didn’t really query it live, when it was clearly onside, you could tell by the cut of the grass. Gary Neville was rambling on about his leg was only dangling or something somehow defending the decision. I bet he’ll say different now

Also on the subject of Neville, a decision that was right, Neville and Redknapp saying Jones didn’t deserve a red, well what ever era you’ve watched or played the game in, even in this day and age, if you go over the top of the ball with a challenge it’s a sending off, those numptys wind me up more than the poor decisions

Should’ve happened after the Villa game

I know I've said it before, but VAR in it's current incarnation is broke. Whether it's the technology is not easy enough to use, or the people using it are incompetent, it is currently not fit for purpose. It should be removed for analysis, so 'they' can get it right.
This means the powers at be accepting there is a problem, and that they've fecked it up - which won't happen so they'll plough on with it regardless, creating even more complicated applications of what should be a simple (and rarely used) implementation of the Tech.
Can we just go back to onfield decisions, and accept that the decisions are sometimes incorrect.

"It was a Team effort, I guess it took all players working together to lose this one"