Jacko93
Player Valuation: £35m
Should be premier league regulation
It would be, if it wasn't them two that didn't have it.
Should be premier league regulation
But it's OK to use var In cup games when a lot of teams don't have the infrastructure for it,They can't as it would be unequal for fanbases across the country, as Liverpool and United don't have screens in their stadium
Great football names on the panel. Lawrie Sanchez! Tony Agana! Some sense at last.![]()
Everton: Dominic Calvert-Lewin's red card a 'clear and obvious error'
Officials made a "clear and obvious error" when they sent off Everton's Dominic Calvert-Lewin in an FA Cup tie at Crystal Palace, says independent regulatory commission.www.bbc.co.uk
Clowns
It's absolutely pathetic what he's saying there, the bellend who runs VAR hasn't got a clue.
Never in a million years was that a pen and I think @Jacko93 has just mentioned that he thinks it's the linesman on the bullens/Street end side that actually gives it. If that's the case, that's a linesman who is about 50/60 yards away from action and wouldn't have any kind of view at all.
So, from that audio, we need to work out if it was the family enclosure lineman who gave it or if it was the bullens road lineman who gave it
I honestly believe that if VAR didn't exist, the Liner would have given that anyway. Their confidence has been shot down massively by the fear of immediate embarrassment, so they just let it go when contentious in real time.and let VAR deal with it. They'll only flag for things the have absolute confidence in, they used to flag at about 95% confidence and be right.
I remember reading a stat somewhere that Liners got something in the region of 99.7% of offside decisions correct. This was never what VAR was brought in to rectify.
Offside is essentially just being used beyond its intended purpose. The reason it used to be 'if your off, your off' was just to stop goal-hangers.It was never judged as scientifically and minutely before VAR. The benefit would usually go to the attacker unless it was clear.
This is what winds me up they’re basically bare faced liars. All this shouldn’t be a pen but under the rules this season it is. Well it wasn’t at old Trafford earlier in the season when Garnacho fired a ball at Romero, who was just standing in a defensive posture. He wasn’t diving in, to block a shot, he was further away than Onana and the shot wasn’t as powerful. His arm was away from his body under the rules 100% a pen Yet the referee didn’t give it and Var didn’t eitherIt's absolutely pathetic what he's saying there, the bellend who runs VAR hasn't got a clue.
Never in a million years was that a pen and I think @Jacko93 has just mentioned that he thinks it's the linesman on the bullens/Street end side that actually gives it. If that's the case, that's a linesman who is about 50/60 yards away from action and wouldn't have any kind of view at all.
So, from that audio, we need to work out if it was the family enclosure lineman who gave it or if it was the bullens road lineman who gave it
It's a shame we can't get some sense when it matters when VAR is actually usedSome sense at last.
This is what winds me up they’re basically bare faced liars. All this shouldn’t be a pen but under the rules this season it is. Well it wasn’t at old Trafford earlier in the season when Garnacho fired a ball at Romero, who was just standing in a defensive posture. He wasn’t diving in, to block a shot, he was further away than Onana and the shot wasn’t as powerful. His arm was away from his body under the rules 100% a pen Yet the referee didn’t give it and Var didn’t either
"It's high and it's above the head" well it wasn't was it, it was at his face.
He's a corrupt, lying bellend
It’s sounds like they are full of glee and can’t wait to give it. No critical thinking involved.He's a corrupt, lying bellend
It’s sounds like they are full of glee and can’t wait to give it. No critical thinking involved.