Ref Watch

[Leeky]

Var looks for ways to help Liverpool and Var looks for ways not to give us decisions hmmmm

 

[joenorth]

Years ago you would watch motd and talk to your mates in the pub the next day about the dodgy decisions, but its going to far now , these bad decisions are eating into you when other teams seem to get the decisions in their favour too often now.

 

[bongsblue]

Perhaps the goalie delivered more than the glancing blow suffered by Aymeric. What sort of conversations do these buffoons have before reaching their "decisions?"

 

[pavelsrnicek]

They were on the receiving end of one the other week when Kane didn’t sent off.

They fell foul of the England captain exemption.

 

[I'm With Stupid]

I think I know the answer to this, but to referees have to sign a non-disclosure agreement?

 

[bladdered]

Thank God VAR didn't exist then. It would have been a red for Demba Ba and a penalty for scousers for hurt feelings.

 

[Chris in London]

Still looking for the difference between Stones being sent off last season at Villa and the foul on Laporte yesterday.

Other than that Stones plays in blue.

 

[bongsblue]

Anyone just seen the Kane "foul" on Silva which causes a legitimate goal to be disallowed. What a joke

 

[WesthoughtonJohn]

Shocking decision that and typically lucky for the Dippers!!

"Lucky" - I can think of several other words that would fit better.
Caught it in the pub when out for other reasons - how many times did they look at it, more bloody reviews than ours yesterday, if they had to look so often how can it be deemed "clear and obvious"???
Zero consistency across Ref and VAR officials, yet the rules are written for them

 

[Bluearmy]

I’ve not heard any commentator say that Jota deviated his run and clearly moved towards the goalkeeper in order to bring about the ‘foul’. Piss poor by VAR and the ref

Hoddle and Shearer have i believe