The true reason for the dismissal of Arne Slot after the Merseyside derby has now been revealed by an expert lip reader.
The crash in Goodison Park ended dramatically on Wednesday night, with a massive fight that resulted in four red cards after the final whistle.
Liverpool Curtis Jones midfielder and Abdoulaye Doucoure de Everton were fired after facing the end of an exciting 2-2 draw.
Jones was outraged by Doucoure's celebration in front of visiting fans a few minutes after the toffee had rescued a point against their city rivals in the final clash between the two old enemies in Goodison Park.
They raised their hands during a fighter fight that caught the attention of both players, police, butlers and the slot of the head of the Reds, who later also showed a red card for referee Oliver in an irritable exchange around his handshake in the field.
Now, lip reader Jeremy Freeman has raised the lid of what Slot told Oliver before and after being fired in Goodison Park.
The true reason for the dismissal of Arne's slot
An expert lip reader lifted the lid of what led to the sending of the Dutchman on Wednesday
In a clipThe slot could be seen approaching referee Oliver after full -time whistle. While walking towards the official, the Dutchman said: 'Great game'.
They proceeded to shake hands, with a slot apparently pulling Oliver in his direction before the official quickly swams a red card from his pocket.
It has been revealed that a baffled slot then replied: “Sure, do you give me a red for that? I will check it for later. I and you already? '
The captain of Liverpool, Virgil Van Dijk, also protested with the official and, apparently, confirmed that the red card was related to a “pull” in the handshake, he said: “Hi, Michael, that was not an attraction.” Michael is not personal. '
The Premier League has now eliminated a statement that suggests that Slot will receive a two -party contact line ban, referring to its alleged “offensive, insulting or abusive language.”
Our expert lip reader then analyzed Another clip Of the pranks after the game that showed Van Dijk trying to calm the situation.
The Liverpool defender told his teammates. Hey Go … enters' before telling Oliver again that it was not 'personal'.
In that same clip, could Oliver be seen: 'We talk later?'
In a third clip From the chaos after the game, Van Dijk was seen talking to Abdouye Doucoure from Everton, who also received a shipment for the fight. The Dutch defender, with a smile on his face, said: “Hey, good idea?”
Virgil Van Dijk tried to calm the situation and told officials that it was “nothing personal”
The Dutch defender also prompted Abdouye Doucoure from Everton after they sent him
Los Rojos's manager's assistant Sipke Huloff, was also fired after arguing fiercely with the official about the award of the Everton draw.
The atmosphere in Goodison Park was at a peak after James Tarkowski broke into the eighth minute of detention time.
The celebrations of local fans stopped abruptly when the strike was under a long review of VAR.
But Goodison Park was able to explode again once the goal was confirmed, the final in a pulsating draw.