No idea. Common sense would be to start with the world cup as a standard and over time see wher it could be improved. I think most countries have. Why England have ripped it up and imposed this shambles is one thing but their refusal to shift is just negligent.Why don't FIFA step in and say this is the VAR set up everyone uses and end the bloody farce? Seems logical to me for them to do what they're supposed to do. VAR wasn't a issue at the World Cup, not to what it is in the Premier League.
How the Van Dijk handball for the Scousers goal against Wolves this morning is missed, and Laporte's "handball" for the winner against Spurs is caught is mind boggling. The same rule should rule out both goals. We all know the reason why one stands and one doesn't. I'm not getting into the conspiracy of it all but the Premier League have caused a issue with VAR where if they implemented it properly in the first place it never would've been one.
Just goes to show what football has become.
Stay on your feet despite someone going right through the back of you, no foul. Dive on the floor because someone's brushed your foot, and it's a foul.
Football has become a corrupt sport for snowflakes and divers, massively assisted by VAR.
Why do you think that VAR didn’t step-in?How on earth did VAR not overrule the goal. I was so mad with Mendy at the time I didn’t watch the replay but having seen that it’s as clear a foul as you will ever see. Joke
Just shows how little the pundits actually know. The number of goals scored has fallen across pretty much every league that has VAR in place.i wonder how many more penalties we see this season compared to last? The view of pundits was there would be a lot more goals but seeing the number chalked off today i doubt it very much, these off sides by millimeters are the real killer of the game.
I know why VAR didnt step in, because it wasn't a foul and the ony reason they scored was Mendy tried to be cute rather than doing the very basics of defending.Why do you think that VAR didn’t step-in?
Why don't FIFA step in and say this is the VAR set up everyone uses and end the bloody farce? Seems logical to me for them to do what they're supposed to do. VAR wasn't a issue at the World Cup, not to what it is in the Premier League.
How the Van Dijk handball for the Scousers goal against Wolves this morning is missed, and Laporte's "handball" for the winner against Spurs is caught is mind boggling. The same rule should rule out both goals. We all know the reason why one stands and one doesn't. I'm not getting into the conspiracy of it all but the Premier League have caused a issue with VAR where if they implemented it properly in the first place it never would've been one.
The Aussie version is just the same as the one used at the World Cup, I'd gladly take that in the Premier League, it fucking works and is transparent.We'll have the Oz version! We send 'em all those fuckin' convicts and the jailbirds have come up with the definitive football version that other international sports have been using for seasons. Fair dinkum to those Aussie bastards! And good luck with yer raging bush fires!
I know why VAR didnt step in, because it wasn't a foul and the ony reason they scored was Mendy tried to be cute rather than doing the very basics of defending.
He had to rub his career threatening injury for a further 10 minutes to keep up the pretence. Wouldn’t be surprised if the cheating mardarse has filed a claim for whiplash.There is definitely a tendency nowadays to make the most of any contact in or around the box. I'd categorise it as exaggeration /acting rather than diving. There was a touch of this about Mahrez and sometimes with raz. Wolves players also - it was the classic shot by a sniper reaction to the contact by Ederson, and the player pretending ottamendi had broken his neck in the second half.