Do you celebrate a goal immediately or wait incase VAR rules it out?

[Stoned Rose]

If we have another Sergio moment at the end of this season how do you think the fans would react? Personally I think everyone would go mental - it’s just instinct.

Fernandinhoooooooooo

 

[metalblue]

Worth it though mate ;)

Ssssssh I’m on a diet and Mrs MB might see this ;)

 

[Stoned Rose]

Ssssssh I’m on a diet and Mrs MB might see this ;)

The Mrs you say. You know the rules son……….

 

[JackJack]

What a difference VAR has done to the way we celebrate goals. After Sterling and Jesus's chalked off goals against Spurs in the League and CL, I am afraid to celebrate goals now-a-days until we are clear of VAR!

I know its not healthy but I don't want to go through the roller coaster of emotions especially after the Sterling goal against Spurs in the CL. I now wait till VAR clears or doesn't react to the the goal then celebrate!

It's true, VAR has made the goal taste different... At least thank you for the fact that it doesn't ruin the taste of all goals!

 

[chaddblue]

Same here. Inside I am waiting for KO. VAR has damaged one of the most enjoyable moments for fans

And give a little fist pump when play restarts

 

[I'm Blue]

I think that’s it. You don’t have a clue what’s going on, can’t watch countless replays and just sit there in dumb wonder knowing the longer it goes on the more likely it will get overturned. 15 seconds or so is all these video refs should get to turn it over, letting them watch it 50 times and forensically exam it is shit.

I agree with the 15 seconds or so, especially for offside.
if it’s that tight that they can’t come to a decision in 15 seconds, then the goal should stand.
When at the ground we should also be seeing what VAR are looking at on the big screens.
Though maybe they don’t want us seeing it in the ground because when they give a bad VAR decision and it’s shown on tv it’s usually one or two angry fans sat at home on their sofa, in the ground it’ll be 30k+ voicing their displeasure at the corrupt..

 

[MCFC1993]

This could be a game changer and bring celebrations back.

Would only have to worry about handballs then (a lot rarer) and maybe the odd obvious foul that's been missed.

 

[I'm Blue]

Also just imagine 93.20
Sergio smashes it in, we all go mental and then
“VAR checking for being Manchester City”
Just like happened against Spurs to reach the CL final.

 

[Gray]

I jump up and start to celebrate then I realise it might not be given and wait to see if there is a VAR review.

 

[s1ty m]

Many happy moons have passed since but I do not think, outside of the Aguero goal, that I have celebrated a goal in the way I did with Sterling's disallowed one. Went fucking berserk and got back only to see that dreaded blue screen and the dirty three lettered V word. It was a head in hands moment.

Not been the same since that goal.