Pundit describes Salah as “pathetic” when the duo scold Liverpool and...

Hammer boss David Moyes described the fall of the Egyptian international under a duel by Arthur Masuaku A nosedive “ although the defense attorney makes contact.

Salah struggled to take the free kick home just before the break and equalize. This allowed Liverpool to expand their unbeaten home league run to a record of 63 games.

OPINION: Premier League winners and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer …

However, there was criticism of Salah’s actions from several pundits, ex-players and media commentators over the weekend Jürgen Klopp couldn’t explain it on Monday.

Harry Kane was also involved in a controversial criminal incident on Sunday when VAR official Jonathan Moss awarded Spurs an early sentence their victory over BrightonKane was fouled in the box by Adam Lallana when he looked marginal. Kane sent the free kick home for his 149th Premier League goal.

Keep talking talkSPORTFormer Liverpool midfielder Danny Murphy claimed that both Salah and Kane were guilty of “manipulating the referee”.

“Callum Wilson, Harry Kane, Mohamed Salah, they all did it and it’s something so many strikers are doing now, using the inefficient umpires and rules to get penalties,” Murphy said.

“I don’t want to see it. They all do it, they all cheat, they all manipulate the referee – you can use the word you want.

“And it won’t stop because you won’t get any penalties if you don’t go down! In fact, the only way to stop it is if the defenders stop engaging in stupid tackles. You can’t attack in the box, you just have to assert yourself.

“But why can’t referees have the intelligence and common sense to see through? You can see that they went overboard, they overdone, they dived and after the event they fell late to the ground – don’t give any penalties! ”

And Jordan agreed with Murphy’s take on the weekend incidents and he had some strong words, especially for Salah.

“Salah’s reaction was embarrassing, his reinforcement was pathetic,” said the former owner of the Crystal Palace. “Kane was just as bad, but for different reasons.

“I think it’s cheating and I think referees should have the ability to see through it and do something about it, but they don’t.

“When the FA said, ‘We don’t want any more of these theaters,’ those players go under like they’ve been shot in slow motion, ‘that has to stop,’ and the game started naming and shaming and saying that’s what we don’t want to, ”this embarrassment factor could help create a culture of personal responsibility among the players.

“Because if I were a player and saw myself doing it, I would think, ‘Yes, I won a result,’ but I would know from the bottom of my heart that it was ridiculous.”