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LIVERPOOL
The video circulating on social media showing David Coat making vulgar comments about Klopp and Liverpool has caused an uproar, with fans of the Reds highlighting three matches where the referee in question blatantly wronged their team.
Liverpool celebrated in 2019 winning the Champions League, in 2020 they broke the curse of 30 years away from the Premier League title and in 2022 they triumphed twice at “Wembley” in the space of a few months, beating Chelsea both in the FA final Cup as well as in that of the League Cup, however just before it leaves in 2024 a referee comes to challenge rage in her world.
This is England referee David Coat as a video circulating on social media of him swearing at Liverpool and their former manager Jurgen Klopp, with fans of the Merseyside club flooding social media and calling for the Referees’ Association to take action case and to proceed with his punishment.
According to several Reds friends, the referee in question even stripped their team of major titles with their decisions, due to his bad opinion of the club and Jurgen Klopp, with three matches he officiated being particularly memorable .
These are as follows:
October 17, 2020: Cote was on VAR for City’s derby with Everton at Goodison Park, the first meeting between the two sides for the 2020-21 season and the first since Liverpool won the Premier League title in 2020. In that the game Virgie van Dijk suffered a torn cruciate ligament from a dangerous tackle by the Candies’ keeper, Jordan Pickford, however, was never given a penalty, while he as VAR never intervened.
December 23, 2023: Liverpool faced Arsenal in a crucial test in the title race, but could not overcome the Gunners’ hurdle, with the match remaining 1-1 thanks to goals from Gabriel in the 4th minute and Salah in the 29th minute. However, the outcome of the match (and possibly the title fight) could have been different had the home side been awarded a penalty on a clean hand by Edgard inside the box, with referee Kavanagh not seeing the offense and Var-ista Coat closes his eyes too.
November 9, 2024: Coate was the referee in Liverpool’s 2-0 win over Aston Villa on Saturday and raised questions about his move to show “no foul” when the last Villa defender brought down Salah as he came on alone against Martinez. Fortunately for the Reds, Nunez, who was following the phase as a trailer, took the ball and scored from a sideline position, with Coate’s move earlier meaning that he would not give a foul and a red if the Uruguayan missed.
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