Klopp angrily criticized VAR! He finally understands Mourinho's pain

Since the implementation of VAR video assistant referee in the Premier League, there has been constant controversy. Many coaches have ridiculed VAR. Among them, the one who has the biggest opinion on VAR is Tottenham coach Mourinho, because Mourinho He has always been a victim of VAR. The Tottenham Hotspur he coached has lost points due to VAR many times. This season alone, Mourinho has angrily criticized VAR twice, and Tottenham has made controversial penalties in three of the four games it has played. At that time, many people did not understand Mourinho's mood, and many people even made fun of Mourinho because he was so talkative. However, someone now feels the same way, and he is Liverpool coach Klopp.

In the just-concluded Liverpool 2-2 Everton match, Liverpool suffered multiple unfavorable penalties, and coach Klopp finally couldn't stand it anymore. After the game, Klopp also began to angrily criticize VAR. In the 6th minute of the game, Everton goalkeeper Pickford scissor-kicked Van Dijk. Then VAR intervened and determined that Van Dijk was offside. There was no penalty kick or card. According to Pickford's actions, a direct red card is actually not controversial. In the 92nd minute of the game, Liverpool once again became a victim of VAR. Henderson scored, but was called offside. VAR believed that Mane, who was passing the ball, took the ball in an offside position, but judging from the line, Mane No offside.

After the game, Liverpool immediately wrote to the Premier League, asking for an explanation, and coach Klopp angrily denounced VAR at the post-match press conference, roughly meaning: I support VAR, I think he will let the game Fairer, but it doesn't seem that way. Against Villa, they disallowed our goal because the armpit was offside, and I tolerated it. This time I didn't even see the armpit, maybe one of their other players should have been sent off, maybe our goal was legal. However, we obviously did not lose to us today. It seemed that Uncle Zha was also very angry.

In fact, Liverpool is not the only victim of VAR. Teams such as Tottenham and Crystal Palace have long been victims of VAR, and Mourinho and Hodgson have criticized VAR more than once. Lopp may also really know what they were thinking at the time, and the pain of having the game affected by VAR. In fact, there is no problem with VAR, but the real problem may be the penalty scale of VAR. If VAR cannot unify the penalty scale, maybe he is destined to become a joke!