Timbucktoo
Player Valuation: £25m
Who is deciding what decisions were mistakes?
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NeilMorepies
Player Valuation: £35m
It’s the mistakes that PGMOL actually admit to.
that tacky one winds me up. They never show the picture of when Tarry actually kicks the ball. Macallister is nowhere near the ball, its Mcallister challenging late that caused that.
EFCINLONDON
Player Valuation: £950k
As bad as ever this season but every decision 'appears' to be for the biggest clubs
everton_jambo
Player Valuation: Free Transfer
It’s so bad. Really poor that nobody voted with Wolves.
It’s even worse up in Scotland where we basically now just have two incompetent refs doing each game instead of one.
It’s even worse up in Scotland where we basically now just have two incompetent refs doing each game instead of one.
Tipp blue
If I agreed with you, we’d both be wrong.
It's not as bad as ever it's worse than ever, in the past few years there was a few major mess-ups over the weekend now it's that each day and in some cases that in a game.
You can touch an opposing player, but you shouldn't be allowed to grab his shirt. Wonder if they'd allow that in athletics. Might make the 800m more interesting. Do they allow it in rugby, for instance to stop a player running clear to score a try? Genuine question, i can't be bothered to look it up.
Those 2 examples are exactly why i was making the point about if not being that simple. The 800m is a non contact sport and rugby is a contact sport, the rules in football aren’t as clear cut as either because you can have some contact but only a limited amount, they don’t work as comparisons which was kind of the point.
'Bin it' is the only sensible thing
Opaque rules written for the purposes of interpretation for officials who are drunk on their own officialdom, whose subjective decisions are then subject to further interpretation by officials who need to justify their existence with further subjective interpretation, but only if its on certain areas of the pitch and the original official has done either nothing or something first, which then changes the bar for overturning the original subjective decision which is in no way, a good way, to deal with actual, factual occurrences.
Opaque rules written for the purposes of interpretation for officials who are drunk on their own officialdom, whose subjective decisions are then subject to further interpretation by officials who need to justify their existence with further subjective interpretation, but only if its on certain areas of the pitch and the original official has done either nothing or something first, which then changes the bar for overturning the original subjective decision which is in no way, a good way, to deal with actual, factual occurrences.
Mick OMalley
Player Valuation: £225k
The Fulham goal disallowed yesterday was a disgrace, its becoming a non contact sport, goals being disallowed for arms and kneecaps being offside its ridiculous, decisions forensically inspected, everything looks worse in slow motion, matches routinely being extended by 10 minutes, I hate it, bin VAR
get-your-coat-on
Player Valuation: £8m
Pointless after the event.
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