Arn Slot: Renth with X -rated Liverpool coach in Michael Oliver revealed after Everton's red card

The Football Association has released what Liverpool coach Arn Slot has released late last month in the derby of MersySide against Everton, referee Michael Oliver, which resulted in a red card, £ 70,000 and was banned for two matches.

Following a fiery hit with the referee Oliver and the written reasons of FA, at the end of the 2-2 chaos was dispatched to Godison Park, and the written reasons FA showed that Liverpool coach and his assistant Sipke Hulshoff are said to have said after the final whistle.

In the report, FA said the slot told Oliver that “he has given them everything”, and added, “If we do not win in the league, I would blame you” because he would touch Oliver and the referees’ assistant.

The slot is also said to shout “AF ****** Shameful”, at this stage Oliver produced a red card. The written reasons for FA adds that Oliver reported that “the method of confrontation and aggressive” slot – leads to the Liverpool coach by FA.

The written reasons FA says that while accepting the allegations, the slot of the used language used and shows that there may be “confusion” between what he and Holshov told the authorities.

“If we do not win the league, I would like to thank it,” Slot said, but FA did not agree, and anyway, he ordered that it would not cause a dispute in punishment. The slot did not miss the shouting “F ******** Shame” to the referee while touching.

In his defense, the Liverpool coach also said that his language was not “guided by personal abuse” not to “express public hope”.

The Touch Prohibition Slot was delivered to him. (Gett pictures)

The slot apologized for his post -match actions and told a press conference that “emotions were better than me” after the James Tarkovsky governor in the 97th minute denied Liverpool’s victory. The slot explained that he is upset that the Tarkovsky goal was added to the time after the added time.

The slot made the first two -match touching against Newcastle last week against Newcastle. He will also be banned from playing in the upcoming Premier League with Southampton, but is available to oversee the Liverpool Carabao final against Newcastle on Sunday, March 16.

The FA report said it was not for Slot’s previous good record, a ban on three matches, meaning that the Liverpool coach may have lost his first final in the Reds.

At that time, Liverpool’s draw in Everton seemed to be a potential as a potential in the match, but the Reds have since increased their leadership to 13 points, and a second Premier League championship in 5 years except Anfield in May.