Graham Roberts can’t believe what he’s hearing on Sky about Tottenham-Liverpool VAR drama
This Tottenham and Liverpool VAR drama seems to be never-ending!
That Luis Diaz goal that didn’t stand still continues to hit the headlines on Tuesday and the media, nor Liverpool, will probably stop until they get clear answers – the player himself has posted a two-word message on Instagram amid that drama.
But as Tottenham legend Graham Roberts switched on Sky Sports, he couldn’t believe what he was hearing because there seems to be suggestions by some that the weekend encounter should be ‘replayed’.
That has left Graham Roberts pulling out his hair, as he stated on Twitter ‘Am I going mad?’, as he urged all parties involved to ‘move on’.
Well, it’s pretty obvious that Liverpool won’t be doing that because they want answers and, firstly, in the form of the VAR recordings of that Luis Diaz decison being shared with the public.
But, in the meantime, a lot is being said of this matter and you assume it’s going to even swim its way into this weekend’s action.
Tottenham-Liverpool replay?
“I’ve been listening to Sky Sports News, am I going mad,” said Roberts. “Yes, the refs mucked up on Saturday, re the goal.
“The sending-offs were right. Now they (are) saying we should replay the match JOKE. Should Man Utd v Wolves get replayed when Wolves didn’t get a penalty? Everybody needs to move on.”
I’ve been listening to skysports news am I going mad , yes the refs mucked up on Saturday re the goal the sending offs were right , now they saying we should replay the match JOKE. Should Man Utd v wolves get replayed when wolves didn’t get penalty . Everybody needs to move on
— Graham Roberts (@GrahamRoberts4) October 2, 2023
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A replay would never happen
It’s utterly daft for anyone to suggest that a replay is on the cards because that would just open a can of worms.
Every team up and down the land would then pipe up and want certain games replayed. Everyone has been in the position Liverpool finds themselves in now.
This fallout will just continue and continue until the conversation between those in the VAR hotseat and the on-field referee is released.
That way fans can, for themselves, judge how it all unfolded.
