Premier League Games 15/16/17

[jimharri]

I’ve no love for Forest or Leeds but they are struggling and the goal is vital in these games. If they concede they’ve basically had it.

This one tonight is worst as it was clearly deliberate.

Definitely deliberate. But it's L***s, so it's all good.

 

[Ghostofmerlin]

If VAR doesn't allow for that to be deemed a hand ball, what is it even for? Just ridiculous.

 

[hertsblue]

They keep tweaking the rules which gives more licence to manipulate it.

New rules if it benefits red top teams from the laughable Rashford miles offside v Dippers and explained as new tolerance levels despite not being used before or after inc a game same weekend where a goal was ruled out as toenail offside, to the laughable Slabhead handball v Forest where they introduced “ congested area” to excuse not giving it and tonight, he clearly moved his arm to the ball yet 5 second’s is too far back to over rule it yet fine to rule ours out at Dippers

 

[Stelea]

Ben Mee?

 

[SebastianBlue]

Looks like you’re correct

They can still disallow goals for deliberate handballs in the build up. The simplification was regarding accidental handballs in the buildup (as long as the hand/arm aren’t used to directly score).

This was a deliberate handball that setup the attack just like a pass by TAA (without his arm stuck out the ball is played past him, setting up a Leeds counter). The ball goes in the exact opposite direction after hitting TAA’s arm and two passes later they score, with TAA getting an assist (he wouldn’t have been in that position if not for the handball and the huge bounce toward goal).

It was an obvious unfair advantage gained that VAR chose to ignore for… reasons.

 

[BlueMonkey79]

Commentry team said too far back in the build up to award handball.

Trent handles it, runs forward, plays a pass, then receives it back, then crosses for the finish. He's directly involved and gained an advantage by handling it.

Bent as fuck. Same as Maguire last night. Made himself bigger by having his arm out as wide as he could. No handball given.

If we win the league this sesoen it will be our biggest one in terms of overcoming the officiating. We have overcome the cheating bastards as we get reffed totally different compared to everyone else.!!

 

[BringBackSwales]

I'm pretty sure they simplified it so it had to be the goalscorer handling it to be ruled out.

I've yet to see them go back for a handball in the build up. They only go back for fouls.

Not sure if that’s correct but even if it is then the fact that the ref didn’t see it as handball in the first place is still inexcusable

 

[Roachy]

Carragher a corrupt **** who spits in little girls faces. Why is the despicable **** on my tv?

Hope any City fan who meets reminds him of it as well.

 

[levets]

Alexander Arnold deliberately hand balls it...ignored....sets up "goal"....
Nothing to see here.

Corruption hidden in plain sight.

Even McAteer says it was deliberate hand ball

 

[hertsblue]

Needs to be an investigation into Tony Harrington on Var. 1st Spurs v Brighton fiasco where he got so much wrong, all in favour of 1 team it just cannot be incompetence and not calling that deliberate handball tonight