I also note that your post was liked by one of the main posters on here that calls people cunts all the time.But you've got plenty of time and energy to have ago at people who do?
Rent free, blessI also note that your post was liked by one of the main posters on here that calls people cunts all the time.
Seems ironic that she thinks I call people names when she doesn’t it all day every day.
And yes, this is me calling someone out. She’s a vile poster.
Chief troll along with his hammer friendAre we still feeding Alan Harper’s Tash on this topic? Fck me.
Not at all. You’re an irrelevance, just a nasty one.Rent free, bless
Bless, can you not take a different opinion to your own?Are we still feeding Alan Harper’s Tash on this topic? Fck me.
Thiago Silva commits handball with Ayew free to rin in on goal...
Extract from Law 12: "Where a player denies the opposing team a goal or an obvious goal-scoring opportunity by a handball offence, the player is sent off wherever the offence occurs (except a goalkeeper within their penalty area)".
Atwell on VAR: Yellow!!!
Understand, but my point comparing it to how cricket (and rugby) apply it relates to the public seeing the replays whilst listening to the conversation between VAR officials and ref.
At the moment, football is a closed shop with Stockley Pk and the Ref being the only participants.
Sort of agree , i dont think the tech is specific enough , fast enough for offsides , there seems to be the ability to manipulate that a bit , totally agree with the people running it , no consistency , even within the same game . Yesterday was a demonstration on how not to use it , the ref looked stupid and wrong decisions were forced on himVar isn't the issue it's the refs and the officials interpretion of laws and not applying them correctly imo
Picking up a back-pass?The law seems incongruous. How can a goalkeeper commit a handball offence within their own penalty area?
I wouldn't call it forced but sheer incompetence because at the end of the day he's primarily responsible for the calls, if you can't figure out whether it was a deliberate hand ball or not from TV replays then this job isn't for you, it was one of the most absurd decisions everSort of agree , i dont think the tech is specific enough , fast enough for offsides , there seems to be the ability to manipulate that a bit , totally agree with the people running it , no consistency , even within the same game . Yesterday was a demonstration on how not to use it , the ref looked stupid and wrong decisions were forced on him
Don’t think that can be a handball offence mate. Indirect free kick, handball is a penner :)Picking up a back-pass?
I think it was the red card visit to the monitor that he looked for ages , turned away and went to walk off but half turned back , he wasnt sure, god knows what was being said to him in his earI wouldn't call it forced but sheer incompetence because at the end of the day he's primarily responsible for the calls, if you can't figure out whether it was a deliberate hand ball or not from TV replays then this job isn't for you, it was one of the most absurd decisions ever
Let's face it, we can all rant but, even if a vast majority of fans don't think the benefits of VAR (or how it is introduced) outweigh the negatives, especially the spontaneity of celebration, VAR isn't going anywhere. The only question is how it can be improved and I think most posters can agree on some aspects of that. So why doesn't it happen?
Actually, thinking about that. Mic'ing up the refs wouldn't have helped clarity too much last night. Portuguese discussions for Danish and British fans .... Maybe make them all speak English. Bloody foreigners.
Had a look at Law 12, they refer to the goalkeeper touching the ball twice after a restart, including with the hands. Indirect free kick but sanctioned if DOGSO. Not sure how that would work in practice, but there we are.Don’t think that can be a handball offence mate. Indirect free kick, handball is a penner :)
Did you watch the game last night ? If so talk me through all the visits to the monitor , how long or short a time and was the decisions correct by the laws of handball , taAlso, (for example) what if fans are outraged over a handball given in the box
and we get to hear the officials - ref' I think the ball hit him on the hands, pretty sure it's intentional what do you think?'' VAR team ''we think so too''
thats it? how will that satisfy anyone that feels it's the wrong decision?
Also, (for example) what if fans are outraged over a handball given in the box
and we get to hear the officials - ref' I think the ball hit him on the hands, pretty sure it's intentional what do you think?'' VAR team ''we think so too''
thats it? how will that satisfy anyone that feels it's the wrong decision?