Jurgen Klopp’s Right: Games CAN Be Replayed Due to VAR Malfunction
The main talking points of any Premier League weekend should be amazing goals, audacious pieces of skill and thrilling games.
And yet, more often than not it’s VAR – whether it’s questionable overrules, a lack of intervention or just downright human error – that dominates the back pages and social media discourse.
Over the course of a season, you’d like to think these things even themselves out – sometimes you’ll be on the right side of an officiating gaffe, other times you’ll be the victim. That’s modern football’s ying and yang.
But when the error is as cataclysmic as the breakdown in communication that cost Liverpool a goal against Tottenham, it’s hard not to feel extremely hard done by.
It’s fair to say that, in some quarters of Anfield, the Fenway Sports Group (FSG) aren’t the most popular of characters.
There are numerous different revenue streams available to football clubs, from ticket and merchandise sales to cashing in on their most valuable assets: their players.
Today, September 15, marks the anniversary of one of the most memorable Merseyside derby goals in recent memory.
Given the proximity of Anfield to Aintree, Chester and other racecourses in the North West, it’s perhaps no surprise that Liverpool FC and the sport of horse racing are indelibly linked.
Liverpool have bolstered the ranks of their various academy and youth age group teams this summer.
At the age of 32, the jury is out on exactly how many games Virgil van Dijk will be Liverpool captain for.
Pre-season friendlies are supposed to be about getting minutes into the players’ legs in a none-too-aggressive or competitive environment.