Osavo

Oh I totally agree, as I acknowledged. It's shambolic that the incorrect decision was made given technology is in place to deal with these incidents. VAR is clearly not fit for purpose, especially the way it is being implemented currently in the PL and needs a serious review. Personally, I would get rid altogether but that's a wholly different debate. My point was that mistakes have always been made refereeing, and all VAR is is a higher quality (allegedly) application of the rules. When it and its operatives make an error fixtures shouldn't be replayed, just as they shouldn't be, and never have been, when a human referee makes a mistake. I suspect Klopp doesn't truly believe what he's saying however. Imagine he's just kicking up as much of a fuss to give himself and Liverpool some credit to leverage in future against the PL.

What a load of utter nonsense Yes, it's shocking that they got the decision wrong given the access to technology. But throughout the history of football referees have got decisions wrong, that doesn't mean we replay the match afterwards when we realise. I also personally demand a replay of our away tie at Atletico in 2017. Oh, and the Cardiff play off semi-final whilst you're at it.

Have you seen how much work has already happened on it? A great deal of the structure is in place.

I have to say, Onana is a fantastic addition to the English game. Kudos to Man Utd for signing him, the entertainment is quite literally non stop.

Can tell it's a Forest fan because of how thick it comes across. No idea what they're on about with the 'outstanding' £18.1m. Firstly, the loss we made has no relation to the fine paid and, more crucially, 21 less 3.1 does not equal 18.1 .

Sorry, shouldve made it clear that I was talking about Nacho here.

He can't play effectively as a loan striker and never has been able to. One of my biggest gripes with him, you basically have to play a front 2 and build the system around him.

Painful not to see Danny Ward on that list. Presume his expires in 2025? Not many on that list I'd retain tbh. Ndidi maybe if his good form continues, Vardy if he accepts drastically reduced terms. Iheanacho would be a wait and see, though his start to this season has been largely sub standard.

Looked lively tonight. Will be a very useful player for us this season.

This guy is absolute mustard. He's genuinely good enough to play outfield, whilst his actually keeping worm is excellent also. Comes out early to claim crosses and a great shot stopper. Added to that, I bet he absolutely cleans up on a Saturday night out in town.

Brilliant stuff 👏 Josh Hull, well bowled indeed. Support throughout the day sounded amazing on the TV.

Whilst I agree with the sentiment, I can't see that happening with the system we're playing. Feel that it has to be Coady or Vesty playing that central role in the back 3.

Mental stat, that. Still find it crazy that he no longer gets in Pakistan's test team.

Huge wicket!

Harwood-Bellis got to be booked for that challenge on KDH, no? Advantage or not.

He's that sort of player though. He'll look poor but then pull a piece of brilliance out.

There's a reason both of these teams got relegated

Smart touch and finish, Kasey.

Could've been. Hard to tell with Don.

Very much enjoyed Don Goodman saying that he was "surprised a Premier League club didn't make Leicester an offer they couldn't refuse" for Harry Winks.

Let's beat our record!

Even this is probably a stretch. I've got no idea what mine is off the top of my head.

Bamber is a bloody good bowler. Not quite quick enough for international recognition (imo) but one I've always admired. Skiddy action.

VAR proving yet again that it's just another tool to give the big clubs free points. Shocking corruption.