It wasn't absent though, it was used several times to agree with the on field decisions, 1st, 2nd, and 7th were all checked for one thing or another, all decisions correct.
Yesterday we showed how to side step any VAR controversy, just keep scoring, and even yesterday we should have scored more than we did.
Not sure I agree mate. It would completely fuck our way of defending up if there had to be clear daylight between last defender and forward runner.Definitely! He was level in every sense, there’s no way that was offside. If any more than the width of a thread on the sleeve of the shirt being nearer to goal than the defender I’d be surprised.
The offside law when used with VAR is anti- football, anti-goals and favours the defender every time.
If someone has a shot and 99.9% of the ball is over the line but not the whole ball, it’s not a goal. Therefore the whole of the player should be beyond the defensive line in order to be offside. Just like the ball and the line, if any part of the attacker is onside, he is onside.
Spurs fans will be rightly livid, come the end of the season that could be the difference between them winning fuck all again or winning fuck all again!
Definitely! He was level in every sense, there’s no way that was offside. If any more than the width of a thread on the sleeve of the shirt being nearer to goal than the defender I’d be surprised.
The offside law when used with VAR is anti- football, anti-goals and favours the defender every time.
If someone has a shot and 99.9% of the ball is over the line but not the whole ball, it’s not a goal. Therefore the whole of the player should be beyond the defensive line in order to be offside. Just like the ball and the line, if any part of the attacker is onside, he is onside.
Spurs fans will be rightly livid, come the end of the season that could be the difference between them winning fuck all again or winning fuck all again!
We not counting the offside in the build up that they then forgot to use VAR to check with? It seemed to be an offside for Chelseas goal the previous week.updated for Everton game, 5 games in a row now with no VAR controversy
We not counting the offside in the build up that they then forgot to use VAR to check with? It seemed to be an offside for Chelseas goal the previous week.
Nothing wrong with evertons goal, at no point was the player receiving the ball in am offside position. A different player Being offside and receiving the ball later in the move from an onside position is fine.
We not counting the offside in the build up that they then forgot to use VAR to check with? It seemed to be an offside for Chelseas goal the previous week.
Yep. The problem with VAR and offside is that it’s taking too long. If VAR gave an offside decision as quickly as goal line technology then I think that fans would be much more willing to accept it. There’d be less argument about its accuracy. The fact that it takes so long for a decision to be made tends to make people less trusting in the outcome.Still doesn't change anything, if he was 1mm clear then it's still offside and people will still complain.