Liverpool boss slot machine admits he should “set a better role model” after Oliver Row

Liverpool manager Arne Slot knows that after the Football Association revealed details of his exchange with referee Michael Oliver, he must set a better role model.

Oliver was sent away after his final meeting with neighbors with Everton, Slot was suspended from two contact lines and a £70,000 fine after Oliver was sent away.

James Tarkowski beat the final equalizer for a 2-2 draw, sparking wild celebrations among Everton fans, which was annoyed by the Dutch. Oliver decided not to foul Everton in the goal, and Var also maintained Var’s support, which also ruled that Tarkowski was present.

After the final whistle, Abdoulaye Doucoure’s celebration in front of Liverpool fans led to a melee between him and Curtis Jones, both seeing Red fired for demonstrations with Oliver before Slot.

A written report from the Football Association showed that the slot machine had said that Oliver gave Everton “f****** everything.” After holding Oliver’s hand for the second time, the slot machine said: “If we don’t win the league, I’ll blame you.”

Before Liverpool’s last 16 matches against Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League, when asked about the exchange at the press conference, Slot said: “What I said in the written report, I can say it again, that moment, the moment that happened, I was very excited about what happened in the past seven or eight minutes.

“I chose to keep pitching instead of staying calm and then talking to Michael.

“Now, I don’t have the same emotions anymore, so I think I shouldn’t get caught up in this situation by taking a better example than I set back then.

“It’s obvious what I wrote and what Michael wrote. Michael has been adding a lot of news to the news lately and I think if I add something, my emotions are being controlled.”

Liverpool chased three times in the Calabar Cup final against Newcastle United on March 16 and took a 13-point lead at the top of the Premier League.

But it is unclear whether they will have forward Cody Gakpo available as the Reds hope for their Champions League in the first leg of Princes against PSG.

“He’s ready to play again, but unfortunately, he had to block the shot yesterday and he felt a little bit of pain again,” Slot said of Gakpo.

“We took him with us to tell if he could be a part of the team, but it would be a close call.”