Well, here we are again.

We got away from it for a few weeks.

We got three wins in three games, didn't we?

We thought everything was going to be good.

Then we go into the Manchester United game and you know,

you head into it and you're thinking to yourself,

I think we can get something out of the game and then Isaac isn't available and then you're wondering where are we going to get our goals from and

ultimately we started terribly, absolutely awful first art performance from Liverpool and you

you get the Kunya goal really early doors and you know it comes off macha's arse and the heather from the corner from

Robertson was nowhere near good enough and you're thinking to yourself not again how many

times can we concede a bloody deflected goal over and over again this season all right

wipe the slate clean.

Let's start playing football now.

And Liverpool don't start playing football at all.

I could argue with anyone that Liverpool didn't play football in the first half at all, at all.

And then, you know, inside 15 minutes for 2-0 down, this time, CESCO, and yeah, definitely comes off his fingers.

You can see, I thought the biggest tell was the rotation of the ball.

I think once it touches his fingers, it spins even more into the goal. Now, what I will say is, I do think it was one of those decisions. Being honest is I do think it was one of those decisions, being

honest, I do think it was one of those decisions where it's very hard to overturn when there

was multiple angles and one of them it didn't look like it hit his fingers and on the other it did.

Now, I would say it categorically did hit his fingers and therefore it should have been ruled out.

But I have so little faith in referees and VAR that I was nowhere near surprised that the decision on the field stood and the goal was given.

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