🚨 Jamie Carragher reacts to PGMOL admitting their mistake over Ryan Gravenberch’s controversial red card against Manchester City: 🎙️ “So they admit they got it wrong now? After Liverpool have lost 3-0? What a surprise. Where was this honesty when Gravenberch was being sent off? The first booking was questionable, the second decision was incredibly harsh, and now Liverpool are expected to accept an apology as if that somehow makes everything right. It doesn’t. You cannot make a damaging decision during a game and expect a statement afterwards to erase the consequences.” “What makes this even more frustrating is the inconsistency. We have seen challenges like these go unpunished in other games, yet Liverpool end up suffering the consequences here. The rules cannot suddenly change depending on the referee or the occasion. If PGMOL can look at the incident afterwards and recognise that the officials made a mistake, then serious questions need to be asked about how that decision was reached in the first place.” “And let’s be honest, what does Liverpool gain from this apology? The 3-0 defeat remains on the record. The players cannot replay the match, the supporters cannot get their afternoon back, and the team cannot recover whatever momentum was lost. PGMOL gets to admit its mistake, release a statement and move on. Liverpool are left to deal with the fallout.” “I’m not saying referees should never make mistakes. They’re human beings. But there is a massive difference between making a mistake and facing no meaningful consequences for it. If the governing body can admit an error after the damage has been done, then there must be a process to prevent the same thing from happening again. Otherwise, these apologies mean absolutely nothing. Liverpool don’t need sympathy from PGMOL. They need better officiating, consistency and accountability.” #LFC