The VAR operator cannot rule on anything, the final decision is always taken by the on-field referee, they are 'guided' by VAR, that is why people are keen to have the conversation between the operator and referee be heard by everyone.
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Perhaps it's actually corruption hiding behind the guise of incompetence.
I do thint the brand sides get the decisions. I think there's a clear bias toward the money clubs. I also think they've purposely moved away from strong refereeing characters like Webb, rennie, halsey etc and towards puppets. To keep the brand strong.
The PL is a business.
When the PL advertises to sell the rights in other regions they don't use brands with might not be there the season after, that's why it's called the big 6. You might think that this is bullshit but when moyes was incharge of man United and they were 14th or whatever, the chief exec of the PL came out and said it damages the brand when man utd are not at the top (or words to that effect)
I think you'll be on the next ticket when selling the rights come back round, but untill then your just another of the 14 so will have to put up with the shocking decisions untill then.
I know it sound a bit tin foil hat like.
Cool_Blue
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PGMOL accepts VAR decisions at Chelsea & Newcastle were wrong
Now to me, those games should be replayed after this astonishing admission. Imagine those had happened in the last game of the season with a relegation decided by one of those results. The FA would be sued to high heaven by the clubs adversely affected. The refs have had a shocker this weekend and some heads need to roll before the next round of games.
Yep spot on. The whole system absolutely stinks and really can't see how they are going to improve it without it adversely impacting the bigger teams, which is what they want to avoid.
jonnyboy316
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That Brighton one was a sickener too
MIKE85
Player Valuation: £5m
They usually change it from time to time. They had Brentford on a few weeks back after they had trashed Man Utd. My guess is, that pic is from their 9-0 win.
They wouldn't admit it then
VAR was a nightmare this weekend, not just in those 2 matches imo
This is mind-boggling. Both of those decisions were correct.
If the keeper in either of those situations was Pickford, we'd all be demanding the decisions that were reached by VAR during the match. That's the yardstick I always use when I analyse something like this.
Even more deranged is that THOSE decisions were reviewed ahead of others that were more contentious and clearly wrong - like VVD on Onana for instance.
The Mendy one was never a foul. One of the worst calls I've ever seen. If a keeper dives at someone's feet then of course there can be contact, but this was as minimal as it gets.
ForeverBlue92
Player Valuation: £80m
Whole things corrupt.
Can't have clubs like Brighton or WHU in the CL ahead of Liverpool or Utd now can we.
Think of the loss in viewing figures from the glory hunters in Asia, Americas etc.
Can't have clubs like Brighton or WHU in the CL ahead of Liverpool or Utd now can we.
Think of the loss in viewing figures from the glory hunters in Asia, Americas etc.
bernie inn
Player Valuation: £6m
Any VAR review that takes more than 30 seconds, should default back to the refs decision automatically 2,3,4 minute reviews are absolutely ridiculous
No danger of that this season
PeregrineT
Player Valuation: £40m
So Chelsea complain and all of the sudden they are like "Whoa, lets reexamine everything!". Not all the other really actually blatant stuff. At what point do the "Other 14" have enough and become an actual voting block to strike back at the massive 6 bias from the FA?
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