VAR impact and consequence log - game 27

[flook]

Correct. This seasons version of VAR has been called “illegal” by IFAB twice. Along with this we can all guess why:

has it? link please, wasn't aware of that

 

[cookster]

The pools panel assisted by VAR have awarded Liverpool an away win for today's postponed game between Manchester City and West Ham.

 

[Hoohah]

For me, it’s blatant orchestrated bias and our “friend” at football is fixed predicted this as early as September though this is a post in December:

https://footballisfixed.blogspot.com/2019/12/3-posts-of-corruption-past-present-yet.html?m=1

Who’s fixing it for City to miss loads of brilliant chances in the games they should be winning?

 

[Boris Becker’s Backhand]

Who’s fixing it for City to miss loads of brilliant chances in the games they should be winning?

Pep

 

[salfordbluetrue]

Who’s fixing it for City to miss loads of brilliant chances in the games they should be winning?

spoken like a true scouser full of shit, City continue to have scored the most goals and have the highest accuracy

 

[Hoohah]

spoken like a true scouser full of shit, City continue to have scored the most goals and have the highest accuracy

Yes they have. But they’ve lost six games as when. If your players had taken their chances then you may have lost fewer games - VAR was (aside from the game against Liverpool) no factor at all in those losses.

If there really was a stitch up it’s a rubbish one considering City have lost games all by themselves without VAR intervention and Liverpool have had 5 goals ruled out.

 

[Eds]

Yes they have. But they’ve lost six games as when. If your players had taken their chances then you may have lost fewer games - VAR was (aside from the game against Liverpool) no factor at all in those losses.

If there really was a stitch up it’s a rubbish one considering City have lost games all by themselves without VAR intervention and Liverpool have had 5 goals ruled out.

Why the fuck are you still here spouting shit? Haven’t you any walls that need rebuilding?

 

[salfordbluetrue]

Yes they have. But they’ve lost six games as when. If your players had taken their chances then you may have lost fewer games - VAR was (aside from the game against Liverpool) no factor at all in those losses.

If there really was a stitch up it’s a rubbish one considering City have lost games all by themselves without VAR intervention and Liverpool have had 5 goals ruled out.

I know your only getting your rocks off trolling, but before you get banned, City have had four first team players out in every game this season, most in defense so liverpools 14 goals better defense in 25 games is pretty crap, especially when liverpool play fat sams hoof ball defensive football.
As for VAR while there were a lot of dubious decisions before the first game against Tottenham was the game that changed the league with the ref and VAR clearly cheating with the head of VAR coming out with a scandalous statement to hide his department cheating, this was quickly followed by the ref and VAR cheating in the liverpool utd and wolves games, as for liverpool they were cheating Southampton ,Tottenham, Leicester,City and Wolves to name but a few, but more than 22 points, well done with your winning the league but just like when SKY bought utd their win it will not last, teams at the bottom do not like going down just because SKY wants liverpool to win

 

[salfordbluetrue]

I was asking in general, are you saying they are all cheats or just the ones that make mistakes against Man City?

Thanks for that, i think it is a bit worrying that the only thing they are not talking about is the thing needed, ie an independent company running VAR as anything else will always be compromised by SKY`s wants

 

[ctid1894]

Another game, another bent decision against us last night against West Ham.

Their defender grabbing Aguero by the bollocks in the box; no penalty, no VAR. The TV replays apparently prove Aguero wasn't offside as well, despite that cünt on the touchline down near the South Stand having his flag up. The game was at 0-0, so could have potentially been game changing.