cheekybids
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If there was no camera angle wtf where var officials doing for two minutes while the decision was reviewed?
We will never know.
If there was no camera angle wtf where var officials doing for two minutes while the decision was reviewed?
Destroying the evidence ???If there was no camera angle wtf where var officials doing for two minutes while the decision was reviewed?
What the fuck does this simple croaky rag prick know?Simple Simon has the answer:
Why Wolves' goal was disallowed
Liverpool 2-2 Wolves
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Simon Stone
BBC Sport
To be clear, the Wolves (third) disallowed goal was due to (very experienced) assistant flagging for offside against corner taker when ball was returned to him.
There was no camera angle available with any evidence to overturn decision.
There's a video on twitter showing the head of the wolves player just about on the screen as the wolves player heads the ball back to him and from that video/angle, he's well onside...
There's also a video of the referee pointing at the linesman just after the ball goes in the net, "possibly" telling the linesman to put his flag up?
This would justify a situation whereby incredibly bent decisions can be made all night long and stand, just because there was no evidence to the contrary...except the evidence everyone saw at the time.Simple Simon has the answer:
Why Wolves' goal was disallowed
Liverpool 2-2 Wolves
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Simon Stone
BBC Sport
To be clear, the Wolves (third) disallowed goal was due to (very experienced) assistant flagging for offside against corner taker when ball was returned to him.
There was no camera angle available with any evidence to overturn decision.
He could have been 10 yards onside but they would have found a way to chalk it off ............ did you see the foul on Traore at the end ?????? And he didn’t even give that :( seriously the media will just back them up because they are to scared to do anything about it :(I'm pretty sure from highlights he wasn't offside.
If you freeze frame when it was headed by the
Wolves player to the corner kick taker, Tront is
at the far post and only 2.5 yards from goaline
playing him on undoubtedly as Allison behind
in the goal.
Lino can just put his flag up,,its worth a shot
if he knows that area doesn't have VAR and
he's not going to be overuled..open to abuse,
Should never have that option in his pocket
Linesman is a yard behind the red line in the picture.And it would have shown the player was onside
He is looking down at Traore as he stamps on his face , what a f*cking cowardI hope someone breaks Robertson's foot, the **** knew exactly what he was doing.
The whatsapp group will have been lit up tonightI don’t think I’ve ever heard any officials decision supported with ‘he’s very experienced’ and yet I’ve heard it 3 times now, all I connection with this game. It’s all a bit weird.
This argument could be used all the time. There may be no camera angle showing offside because it was not offside.Simple Simon has the answer:
Why Wolves' goal was disallowed
Liverpool 2-2 Wolves
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Simon Stone
BBC Sport
To be clear, the Wolves (third) disallowed goal was due to (very experienced) assistant flagging for offside against corner taker when ball was returned to him.
There was no camera angle available with any evidence to overturn decision.
If Robertson wasnt cautioned there should be retrospective action , they did to Aguero when Sky had it on a loop for 24 hours , but as per usual the Dippers will not be punished for anything , their manager gets away with encouraging coach attacks , their fans with murder and their team with blatant cheating , its the Liverpool way'Hahaha, how's he avoided a red card with that footage available, ridiculous.