I just watched the Everton defeat and for their goal from the corner, their no.16 is

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holding Saliba. When Saliba jumps, the Scouser has his hand on Saliba's shoulder, pulling him down.

Saliba couldn't get a full jump and therefore can't quite get his head on the ball.

If White holding the 'keeper's hand is a foul, then why isn't that?

1'32" here:

https://www.arsenal.com/video/men?entryid=0_53mbgtjs

Yes, quite right, and I believe I pointed this out in an earlier post. Surprised, or maybe not, that no one commentating mentioned it.

And if White's was a foul, how was the pen against Newcastle not given when Gabriel's shirt was pulled back over his shoulder?

Inconsistencies GG, made all the worse by the joke that is VAR.

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Yes, quite right, and I believe I pointed this out in an earlier post. Surprised, or maybe not, that no one commentating mentioned it.

And if White's was a foul, how was the pen against Newcastle not given when Gabriel's shirt was pulled back over his shoulder?

Inconsistencies GG, made all the worse by the joke that is VAR.

I really don't get some of it. I remember Olly G having his shirt literally ripped off his back so he had to replace the rag with a new shirt. Not given as a foul. WTF?

Also, I once saw Cesc round the keeper who, with arm at full stretch on the floor, raised his hand to clip Cesc on purpose. Cesc stumbled, tried to stay on his feet but with the lost speed, the angle was wider and he hit the outside of the post.

Not given. Had he gone down, then it's a pen and a straight red for the 'keeper. Cesc tried to be a gent and just get the goal without having the 'keeper sent off, but the ref wouldn't call it back for the foul. This is insane.

But re: Gabby, shirts etc. I think they should change the rules one summer. Anyone who grabs an opponent's shirt or arm at a corner gives a foul. VAR looks. The first person to do it is done. So it's either a FK or a pen. It would be messy at first but by the end of the season no-one would be doing it.