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Message: [QUOTE="DarthGrumpy, post: 3718471, member: 2141"] Violent Conduct, which is Red Card offense, can be issued for basically anything on or even near the pitch. That is what what is usually called on players when a scuffle takes place after the whistle has blown or even after the game ends. If the Referee and Video Replay Official felt that the action occurred after the play, because the Offsides call resulted in a stoppage of play, the call should have been for Violent Conduct (Red) and an indirect free kick given to Liverpool as it was after the play. PS - One of the newest Send-off Offenses under Law 12 is for 'entering the video operating room (VOR).' I would love to know what the VAR call was and the fool who lost his head and when charging into the VOR room from the pitch caused the need for that rule to be created. [/QUOTE]