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Ref Watch
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fathellensbellend
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Atwell is a cheating ****, remember he is the clown who awarded a goal when it didnt even go in at Vicarage Road, the worst decision I have seen in 46 years, fuming
I've just watched it loads of times. Unbelievably bad decision. I can't stress enough how utterly poor this decision was.
Firstly, the linesman was correct to flag offside after the ball went in. (Cue vociferous complaining by Fernandez and Rashford, telling the linesman that Rashford didn't touch the ball).
The linesman then calms the United players down. I wonder what he told them. Maybe something like "Don't panic, the goal will stand". Obviously we don't know, but Fernandez's reaction to this brief encounter suggests he knew the goal would stand. Attwell and linesman then have a conversation, and goal is given.
Questions:
1. What did the linesman say to Attwell?
2. What did the VAR say, if anything? Why didn't he intervene and correct this abomination of a decision?
3. Why on earth, didn't the VAR recommend Attwell checks the monitor?
4. Why didn't Attwell ask to see the incident on the monitor to inform his own decision?
This is gross misconduct by all three of them. It should result in disciplinary action. You just know the whole refereeing establishment will close ranks though. Maybe we'll get an acknowledgement and apology.
This has to be a real low point in the already checkered history of VAR. You have to ask yourself if three officials all reaching the same wrong decision is a coincidence, or is it bent?
Firstly, the linesman was correct to flag offside after the ball went in. (Cue vociferous complaining by Fernandez and Rashford, telling the linesman that Rashford didn't touch the ball).
The linesman then calms the United players down. I wonder what he told them. Maybe something like "Don't panic, the goal will stand". Obviously we don't know, but Fernandez's reaction to this brief encounter suggests he knew the goal would stand. Attwell and linesman then have a conversation, and goal is given.
Questions:
1. What did the linesman say to Attwell?
2. What did the VAR say, if anything? Why didn't he intervene and correct this abomination of a decision?
3. Why on earth, didn't the VAR recommend Attwell checks the monitor?
4. Why didn't Attwell ask to see the incident on the monitor to inform his own decision?
This is gross misconduct by all three of them. It should result in disciplinary action. You just know the whole refereeing establishment will close ranks though. Maybe we'll get an acknowledgement and apology.
This has to be a real low point in the already checkered history of VAR. You have to ask yourself if three officials all reaching the same wrong decision is a coincidence, or is it bent?
He is physically chasing after the ballThe part where the rules imply it has to be physcailly impeding someone...which Rashford doesnt.
I agree his actions impact on the goal but the rules say that he has to physicaly impact on players - which he doesnt ...
bluesince76
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Apart from it would have been a foul and therefore probably a red, as the foul would have occurred before the offside.If it happens again Akanji should foul Rashford. VAR would then have to overrule a red card as Rashford was offside.
WestGorton
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And physically a barrier to Akanji.He is physically chasing after the ball
simon23
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but that doesnt physically change anything the opponent can do and thats the bit that mattersHe is physically chasing after the ball
There are a few not doing so. Rio/Scholes/Evra/Robson/Whiteside/milne/Moses/Birtles/Bebe/RobinsIn fairness every sports outlet and every ex professional is saying that they have no idea how the goal was allowed to stand
All the independents…..
BLUEisville
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You can’t have it both ways. If Akanji dove in to play the ball and caught Rashford, he’d be blocked from playing the ball by an offside player, so no foulApart from it would have been a foul and therefore probably a red, as the foul would have occurred before the offside.
This doesn’t stop a shite ref from bottling it at the swamp, mind you, but what does anymore?