Hello everyone, welcome to Red Men TV. It is the Red Men by Tars podcast. My name is Steeho. It is

Tuesday, November 11th. I'm here to bring you all the latest Liverpool news in a nice neat boat. Listen to me. Get on with your day and you forget the reds ever existed. Maybe for a couple of days. Yeah, maybe. Maybe not. Yeah, it's not going great, is it? But it's fine. It's all fine. let's forget about that for now let's talk about the news

I mean to be fair this first piece of news

actually really going great is it but it's fine it's all fine let's let's forget about that for now let's talk about

the news um i mean to be fair this first piece news actually relates to the defeat at the weekend

liverpool have contacted referee chief howard web to raise serious concerns about virgil van dykes

this allowed goal in sundays three nil defeat to manchester, as reported by James Pierce of the Athletic.

Le Poole have told the P-G-M-O-L that they do not accept the decision was arrived at for

subjective reasons.

They believe that the wording of the law is clear and that no element of the criteria needed

to disallow the goal we're met met so it should have been allowed to stand

so yet Liverpool not happy with the decision to to disallow Virgil Van Dykes goal they have

contacted PGMOL there is a tick list of things that a player needs to do in order to be

judged to be committing to offside offence just being still offside isn't enough to them

to be flagged offside, if that makes sense.

You've got to actually do certain things. And Andy Robertson, according to Liverpool, and I've looked through the list myself. He doesn't really do any of those things. So I think Liverpool are fully justified. I mean, Liverpool aren't using it as an excuse why they've got beat. I think that's fair to say. And we'll touch upon that in a moment. But they've made a crystal clear they're're not happy with the decision. They think it was wrong, and yet they have complained to Howard Webb and the PGMOL. For what it's worth, rather, Virgil Fandike speaking, after the game, said, and I quote, long quotes will bear with me. He said, I don't know who was on VAR. Michael Oliver? I think Virgil knew.

He says, I think therefore the official at the stadium and the cover behind the screen

have to make the right decisions for the game. Today it was decided that the goal wouldn't stand because Andy Robertson was, for any reason, hindering Donna Rummer. But I think the goal should have stood. That's all I'll say. but I'm not the one he makes the decisions

I think the explanation was

that he was just hindering the goalkeeper

or something like that

but someone showed me a clip

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