Arne Slot: Liverpool boss told referee Michael Oliver he would ‘blame him’ if Reds don’t win title
Liverpool manager Arne Slot told referee Michael Oliver that he would blame the club if he fails to win the Premier League this season.
The Dutch showed him a straight red card after facing Oliver and one of his assistant referees with Oliver Merseyside Derby 2-2 last month.
The slot is In view of two bans and fined £70,000 The Independent Football Association Committee accepted allegations of acting inappropriate manner and acted against the match referee and assistant referee using insults and/or abuse of speech and/or conduct.
Oliver claimed that when the handshake handshake said, “If we don’t win the league, I’ll blame you (exaggeration).”
The slot machine objected to the so-called language, claiming that he said, “If we don’t win the league, I will thank you for you.”
But the committee believes that “it is more likely that Arne Slot uses the language claimed by the referee and the FA.”
The FA believes that the difference has not had a significant impact on sanctions because the words used still work in inappropriate ways.
The slot machine accepted this and did not express “(condemn) shame” to the assistant referee, as part of his outburst of anger.
The FA letter also accused the Reds boss of the statement that Oliver “had given them everything (exaggeratedly)” and hoped that the referee would “be proud of the performance.”
The slot machine admitted that his behavior was unacceptable and he made his frustration better because he felt certain decisions were related to his side during the game.
The committee acknowledged that he apologized privately and publicly since then.
Slot’s fine was reduced from £100,000 due to mitigation factors (including his apology), to admit the charges at the earliest opportunity, and because he had no previous record of misconduct.
Slots’ assistant coach Sipke Hulshoff also received a two-game contact line ban and claimed he had contacted Oliver in an “extremely radical way” and said he was a “(Expletive) shame”.
Both Liverpool and Everton have been accused of failing to ensure their players are misconduct or provocative.
After James Tarkowski obtained a dramatic 98-minute equalizer for Everton, the late chaos at Goodison Park began after a video assistant referee (VAR) check.
Liverpool insists that the goal should be banned as Toffees Striker Beto pushes the goal on Reds defender Ibrahima Konate.
Everton midfielder Abdoulaye Doucoure then celebrated in front of Liverpool fans amid the final whistle before visiting midfielder Curtis Jones, both players sent out their second yellow card attack.
Both slots and hulshoff show red cards after approaching Oliver on the court.
After receiving a contact line ban, Slot’s first domestic game after an international break will face Newcastle in the Carabao Cup final on March 16.
Liverpool’s top 13 points in the Premier League, hosting Everton at Anfield on April 2.
