Liverpool manager Arne Slot admitted that he had to give a better example in the future after details of his details about his explicit Ranto near Judge Michael Oliver.
The slot lost the temperament with Oliver after the derby Merseyside with Everton, in which he saw Liverpool Launated for a 2-2 draw After a dramatic equaller stopping James Tarkowski.
The Dutchman passed to the field, saying Oliver that “F ** King gave them all” – reference to the slot and LiverpoolCoach staff, feeling that many key decisions were past Everton’s path – and that “if we don’t win in the league, I blame you King.”
FA Forbidden slot and his assistant Spike HulShoff From the touch line for two matches – the suspension only applies to domestic competition and does not enter into force For the Liverpool Champions League, the conflict with PSG – and was punished by former Fayenoord chief £ 70,000.
Talking to the media in front of The first leg conflict with PSGSlot admitted that he misjudged the situation and let his emotions go best from him.
“The moment that happened, I was pretty emotional because of everything that happened in the last seven or eight minutes, and maybe the whole game,” Sloot said.
“I decided to go to the field, instead of staying calm, I stay inside and then talk to Michael. Now I have no same emotions anymore, so I think I should give a better example than I set up and not go into the situation then.
“It’s clear what I wrote and what Michael wrote [in the report]. Michael has been in the news lately and I don’t think it helps if I add something to that now I have my emotions under control. “
Oliver is in the spotlight repeatedly this season, namely, because of his decision Send Arsenal’s Myles Lewis-Skelly Against Wolverhampton Wanderers – The red card was subsequently canceled after the appeal.
Was placed under police protection In the days after the game, they received a torrent of abuse and threats on social media.
Oliver was also a judge in charge of the fifth round of Crystal Palace, with Millwall, in which he saw striker Jean-Philippe Mateta that he got a sick blow to the head after colliding with a high goalkeeper Liam Roberts’ boot. The Frenchman required 25 stitches To close a nasty wound behind his ear, although Roberts was only fired after he intervened and sent Oliver to the monitor.
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