VAR

[4737carlin]

How many pens has VAR handed out this season? Just typical Everton, last season that was never a pen, not sure it even was this

 

[havrey0123]

How many pens has VAR handed out this season? Just typical Everton, last season that was never a pen, not sure it even was this

He full on stepped on his foot, it was an accident but still a foul

 

[Minimeister]

He full on stepped on his foot, it was an accident but still a foul

Shut up you wall pushing idiot.

 

[Kiwi]

He full on stepped on his foot, it was an accident but still a foul

OK Kopite remind me why you waste your time haunting our forums again?

 

[Kiwi]

How many pens has VAR handed out this season? Just typical Everton, last season that was never a pen, not sure it even was this

One.

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

Make no mistake, that VAR call was utter nonsense today.

 

[Kiwi]

How many pens has VAR handed out this season? Just typical Everton, last season that was never a pen, not sure it even was this

We're talking where the VAR has actively overruled the refs decision for a "clear and obvious foul"

 

[Deleted member 28206]

How many pens has VAR handed out this season? Just typical Everton, last season that was never a pen, not sure it even was this

Have a guess.

 

[Ring master]

Everton as ever ALWAYS THE 1ST,why cant we have good things happen to us lol

 

[Osamabindiesel]

I said it before- it should not be used on judgement calls. It should only be used for offsides and blatant handballs. You are allowing flawed human beings to interpret calls, so they are open to “interpretation.”

 

[Everton1970]

The Championship is now more exciting and more genuine than the corrupt Premier League.
Competitive games, passionate players and no VAR.
Money and Sky have totally ruined the Premier League and will continue to do so.

Please explain the corruption behind a Brighton v Everton game, are you saying there’s corruption in every game or just at the top to let the RS win it? Or is the corruption just involving us and all the officials are anti Everton? Each and every team have been had over in the last week or 2, it’s not corruption, it’s ineptitude and the failure of the Premier League to implement VAR properly.
The refs have been advised (so says Dermot O’Leary) not to use the monitor as it would slow the game down too much. The ref SHOULD be the only one to make decisions that are subjective as we were told it would be, but this hasn't happened. We have a ref blowing for a pen in real time without reviewing it, and then a reluctance by VAR to overrule the ref or like today, the decision being awarded by a man sitting in a room miles away without the man, who should be making the decision having a 2nd look. Elsewhere, the ref is told it could be a pen, the ref reviews it and makes the decision. He is the sole decision maker.

 

[Walken]

He full on stepped on his foot, it was an accident but still a foul

Its not and you are an idiot if you think that you kopite scum

 

[Carl O'Ancelotti]

Seems that today was the day that they finally decided to take note of the recent criticism that they always back the referee's decision on penalty shouts.

Unfortunate timing for us, as they (well Mason - who else), seemed to go to extraordinary lengths watching replay after replay in an attempt to prove that a penalty which wasn't given by the on-field ref actually was one. This is backed up by today's unprecedented decision to overturn the ref's decision to give Chelsea a penalty against Burnley and book the player for diving instead. So basically they have compounded the problem by making yet another error in an effort to show that they were listening to criticism.

Then when you remember the decision to make an example of us by being the first club to receive a retospective 2 game ban for Niasse's 'simulation' v Palace a couple of years ago, you really begin to wonder who is being made a scapegoat here..

 

[f.t.r.s]

Seems that today was the day that they finally decided to take note of the recent criticism that they always back the referee's decision on penalty shouts.

Unfortunate timing for us, as they (well Mason - who else), seemed to go to extraordinary lengths watching replay after replay in an attempt to prove that a penalty which wasn't given by the on-field ref actually was one. This is backed up by today's unprecedented decision to overturn the ref's decision to give Chelsea a penalty against Burnley and book the player for diving instead. So basically they have compounded the problem by making yet another error in an effort to show that they were listening to criticism.

Then when you remember the decision to make an example of us by being the first club to receive a retospective 2 game ban for Niasse's 'simulation' v Palace a couple of years ago, you really begin to wonder who is being made a scapegoat here..

The RS infested media can't touch utd, and they can't risk making it obvious by going after city so we're next down the list....

 

[Everton1970]

The RS infested media can't touch utd, and they can't risk making it obvious by going after city so we're next down the list....

What list is this, where we are 4th behind RS, Utd and City? Why would we be a target to be had over? Seriously, take a break from the game If you think there’s them levels of corruption.