Not the only one to think it, it appears!

The BBC are usually very reticent to criticise police officers, but this is how they reported the LA enforcement.

It's very clear that some of these officers feel they can do whatever they want, no matter the rules. The trouble is, they're probably right.

BBC talking about Partey and cryptically referencing 'other factors' is the closest I've seen the risk-averse press to referencing the elephant in the room.

There is so much wrong with this from a BBC commenter (not least 'closet Newcastle fan this year'), but they do like to post their ragebait these days.

Meanwhile, the rest of us with eyes can see that a) it was not sufficient, and b) it was not inside the area.

Good process, lads.

So the league is done, we're pretty much a lock for second, we don't even know the number of CL teams which reduces tension, and it's fair to say relegation is sorted too.

I mean, just look at the bottom three, the gap, and the form.

BBC making the point clearly. Now compare that challenge to the MLS one.

Reading the red card rules and watching the Nunez challenge yesterday and can't work out why VAR didn't recommend an upgrade.

If the shoulder is part of the arm, it classifies as violent conduct as it was a deliberate hit to the face, and even if not, it's serious foul play by this wording.

The silence from PGMOL on what is a clear change in direction on how they officiate this, probably stemmed from the incidents we suffered from at the start of the season, continues to be annoying.

It FEELS like Liverpool are on much better form than us, but...

I *might* be showing my age here.