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Sutton won the Premier League with the Blackburn Rovers in 1995, which turned out to be a close two horse races, as his side beat Manchester United to the crown by a single point. After the recent controversy around Liverpool's talisman, Mohammed Salah, Sutton drew on his own experience of a tight title race, invite the Egyptian to cut out his theatricality before that ends up costing Jurgen Klopp's side.
Sutton baderted in his column of "The Daily Mail" that Liverpool could badly afford to lose Salah for two games, the suspension period for a ban related to the simulation, as rivals Manchester City will fully benefit of the error. Sutton wrote: "His fall against Crystal Palace was the second time last month that Salah has fell too easily. He won a penalty against Newcastle the day after Christmas go theatrically following the slightest touch of Paul Dummett.
Sutton continued: "He continues to dive, he risk of being hit with two games Prohibition FA. Liverpool only needs slide twice to put Manchester City behind the wheel of the title. Without the firepower of Salah, would Liverpool have won the title? backlash against the palace? This match proved that Klopp needs his main man available for each match.
The former Blackburn striker concluded by urging Salah to continue to make a positive difference At his side, writing: "I love his way of being able to carry teams at will. It would be a parody if it's the simulation, not its goal, that finally set the race for the most thrilling title for years. & # 39;
Salah has been widely criticized for his conduct in recent weeks, with a series of teammates, including Scottish captain Andy Robertson, feeling the need to defend the Egyptian in the media.
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