Exposed to the public! This is the shocking truth behind Anthony Taylor’s game-changing calls during the match between Manchester United and Liverpool! “You are not going to believe what actually took place!” This is definitely not happening please 😳🙀
Anthony Taylor, aged 45, has been appointed as the head referee for an upcoming match, with Gary Beswick and Adam Nunn as assistant referees, and John Brooks as the video assistant referee, supported by Richard West. However, this decision has sparked controversy due to Taylor’s ties to both Manchester United and Liverpool.
Born in Greater Manchester, Taylor’s affiliation with the region has raised concerns among Liverpool fans regarding potential bias. However, it’s worth noting that Taylor supports the National League team Altrincham rather than either Manchester giant.
Despite his neutral club allegiance, Taylor’s past officiating matches involving Liverpool and United have been contentious. When he refereed United’s games, they suffered a significant loss of points, and Liverpool has struggled in games under his watch as well, with only one win out of four matches this season.
A particular bone of contention was Jurgen Klopp’s dissatisfaction with Taylor’s decision to omit Ibrahima Konate from a match against Arsenal, which Liverpool subsequently lost 3-1.
Taylor’s history includes presiding over two high-profile matches between Manchester United and Liverpool, including a goalless draw in 2016 and a 5-0 win for Liverpool in 2021, which saw Paul Pogba being sent off.
Despite his extensive experience officiating in the Premier League since 2010, Taylor’s affiliations with both clubs continue to be scrutinized. Despite holding a season ticket for Altrincham, Taylor adheres to PGMOL rules, which prohibit referees from officiating matches involving teams they support or games that could influence their team’s fortunes.
