He spoke badly of Liverpool, karma came to him and now he lost his job

The scandal surrounding English referee David Coote has come to an end. Following an exhaustive investigation, the Premier League College of Referees (PGMOL) has decided to dismiss the referee abruptly. Allegations of drug use, match-fixing and serious insults towards Jürgen Klopp and Liverpool have been decisive in this unprecedented decision.

In an official statement, the PGMOL has confirmed that Coote's conduct constitutes a "serious breach" of his contract. "Following the conclusion of the investigation into Coote's conduct, his employment with the Premier League has ended with immediate effect," the institution said.

The allegations against Coote began to become public several weeks ago, when a video was leaked in which the referee uttered racist and homophobic insults towards Jürgen Klopp and Liverpool. Subsequently, new information emerged linking Coote to cocaine use and possible match-fixing in 2019.

According to The Sun, Coote had booked Leeds United player Ezgjan Alioski with the intention of financially benefiting a friend through betting. The English Football Association (FA) has also opened an investigation into the matter.

Impact on English football:

The David Coote case has shaken the foundations of English football and called into question the integrity of the competition. The Premier League, which has been characterised by its professionalism and fair play, is forced to take drastic measures to regain the trust of fans.

Coote's dismissal is a clear message to all referees: any behaviour that goes against the values ​​of football will not be tolerated. Integrity and honesty are essential to ensure the credibility of the competition.

David Coote's case is an example of how social media and the media can expose inappropriate behaviour and demand accountability. Transparency and the fight against corruption are key elements to ensure the health of football.

The Premier League has taken a step forward by dismissing Coote and sending a clear message to all actors involved in football: integrity comes first.