Kinkybyname
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would have been given all day long by that pair if Rashford or fernandes was involved
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Netherlands v France - Fri 21st June, 20:00 | Euro 2024 Group D
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stuart_kennedy_tache
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If memory serves me right, wasn’t that Atwell on VAR as wellThat handball nearly on the half way line, was it Belgium? That was a bad call!
Bluemoon115
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That's what I'm saying, the ref makes the final call.Eh? The linesman had his flag up. Taylor ran over to him and then ruled it out on the linesman advice
The linesman had his flag up against Rashford at the swamp a couple of years back after he ran 40 fucking yards with the ball. But the ref overruled him for deffo not corrupt reasons.
This is why the ref having the final say is carved into my brain.
Anyway, fuck Alti, fuck the lino, fuck Atwell. Shall we agree on that?
SkyBlueFlux
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I think the referees should apply an informal logic to decisions like that. “What would a proper bloke like Barry down at the pub think?”
“Agh, it’s a bloody goal ref, stop fannying around with this interfering bollocks, it ruins the game!”
Goal given.
It’s a remarkably effective way of thinking about it.
“Agh, it’s a bloody goal ref, stop fannying around with this interfering bollocks, it ruins the game!”
Goal given.
It’s a remarkably effective way of thinking about it.
At the end of the day, it doesn’t matter. Still have to carry on. Sure it took forever to essentially come to an agreement but even if there was no var and you were fucked over by officials, you can only live with it, mistake or not.
In some way, the game is still the same, now it’s just a slower burn for elation, disappointment or disbelief.
In some way, the game is still the same, now it’s just a slower burn for elation, disappointment or disbelief.
super_city_si
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Will this be the first 0-0?
Jam Tomorrow
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In line with that theme if anyone has a problem it can be sorted out in the stadium car park after the game…I think the referees should apply an informal logic to decisions like that. “What would a proper bloke like Barry down at the pub think?”
“Agh, it’s a bloody goal ref, stop fannying around with this interfering bollocks, it ruins the game!”
Goal given.
It’s a remarkably effective way of thinking about it.
SkyBlueFlux
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Absolutely no irony in the commentators asking how France can have doubts over Saliba’s quality when he’s had two “exceptional seasons at club level”
Our Phil would like a word.
Our Phil would like a word.
Shuffs
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For me....he impacts the keeper from making an attempt to dive.
So yes, offside.
Whether he would get there or not , is another question.
So yes, offside.
Whether he would get there or not , is another question.
If it ends that way, yesWill this be the first 0-0?