Dermot Gallagher made a “moving” remark about Virgil van Dijk’s penalty
Former referee,
pundit Dermot Gallagher understood why Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk was red carded in the first half of Sunday’s win over Newcastle.
He explained that the decision came down to denying a clear winning chance (DOGSO) which he personally believed to be a proper challenge on John Brooks’ field.
Researchers Sue Smith and reluctant former Reds defender Stephen Warnock agreed.
The former Reds defender admitted it “probably” deserved a red card, but the decision was
“frustrating” after a clear attempt to kick the ball. The former Liverpool striker loved it during Newcastle’s away win
Former Liverpool striker Jon Newby shared his joy at St. of being at James’ Park, calling the event “the best away party” he had attended.
Newby was part of the 1996 FA Youth Cup winning team. He moved down the football pyramid to pursue a career and later returned to Kirkby as an academy coach and
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Against Newcastle, he fell in love with fellow striker Darwin Nunez’s late substitute strike and also expressed his joy at being able to experience such a moment with his son.
