Neil Warnock believes Liverpool's penalty awarded against Crystal Palace on Sunday afternoon was further evidence that the top Premier League continue 'get away with murder' regarding referee decisions.
The decision to award Diogo Jota a spot-kick has been heavily scrutinised since yesterday's victory, with a number of pundits left furious with the call.
Warnock, who was most recently in charge of Championship side Middlesbrough, has become the latest individual to weigh on the Reds' fortune and used a Bill Shankly reference to criticise the top-flight officials who 'don't know the game'.
