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The Cardiff boss was not amused by a goal kick against his team during the Sunday home defeat against the Premier League contenders.
The theatrical performances of Liverpool star Mohamed Salah, looking for a penalty deserved a 10 out of 10, in the eyes of Cardiff City's angry boss, Neil Warnock.
Liverpool maintained their Premier League run at the expense of the relegated Bluebirds on Sunday with a 2-0 win in South Wales.
Gini Wijnaldum gave the visitors advantage before James Milner doubled the advantage after Salah's fall in the region.
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Warnock, however, was not amused by the decision and attacked the Egyptian star for being too easy.
"Once again, one or two things were blamed on us, but I'm still like that, is not it?", Launched Cardiff's manager at talkSPORT.
"There would be a lot of penalties in the matches if you gave things like that. It's a sweet penalty.
"At the end of tug of war, the theatrical movie of the dive was solid 9.9. It's a job of Tom Daley, that.
This disputed penalty call was not the only decision to meet the disapproval of the veteran director.
"It's not just the [Liverpool] penalty, I think we should have a penalty after half-time, "he added.
"When we look at the path [Andy] Robertson pulled his shirt, all the TV experts say it's a penalty from the law.
"But they are doing well. They say the sun may have been in the eyes of the linesman. "
Defeat in Liverpool means Cardiff runs the risk of falling to the championship next season.
The Welsh club is three points from Brighton outside the relegation zone, the Seagulls also playing a game.
But Warnock insisted that his team would continue to fight until the end.
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"I can not ask my players to give more than what they give," he said.
"The fans have been great and I'm really glad we had a performance today. We did not want to sit, we wanted to be positive and I thought we were.
"We play against a brilliant team. There is no weakness on this side. So, to go as far as possible, I think it was a fabulous performance. "
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