General Premier League Thread 2022-23 - mod note in OP 12/03/23

Taylor just needs a dodgy Tumble from a City player in the box to hand this one over. Woefully bias...

Nunez looks an awful player. Just had to roll salah in and it was game over.

Edit: Well maybe not awful but definitely not Liverpool standard anyway.

I've never called out a ref or encouraged it from a manager, but I'd fully back Klopp if he lets rip on Taylor after this. How can so many dodgy decisions go their way?

This game should have been put to bed. Another chance gone for Liverpool. Too much weight on that pass from Nunez.

Totally deserved by Liverpool.

It's a lot easier say it after a win, but that ref had a shocker. So many bad decisions across the game.

Salah plays a forward and not as a midfielder and look what happens.

If Trent put in that performance from Cancelo today, there would be a new Sky Sports channel created to slate him so much.

There really needs to be an enquiry in to the persistent allocation of Manchester refs to Manchester teams games so often. It doesn’t happen in any other part of the Country.

The referee was biased right to the final whistle after 100 minutes. When injury time was supposed to be 6 minutes.

How did Pep not sent off or at the very least get carded for his antics throughout the whole game.

I mean they pretty much had nearly all the best chances. Probably should have won by more really only for daft decision making.

I thought City were in complete control. Salah had the one on one that Ederson saved but that was it. They had the couple of botched breaks after that when City were pushing but overall I thought City were comfortable (apart from the first 5 mins)