Premier League Games 21/22/23 January '22

[Paladin]

That was two players colliding. Why was one of them to blame? If Jota hadn't miskicked the ball in the first place, they would have still collided, but the ball would probably have been there too. If it resulted in a save, would a penalty have been awarded for the collision? Probably not.

When the referee is asked to consult the monitor, he invariably backs up the VAR with the decision.

Why couldn't this have been an innocent collision with no-one at fault?

 

[waspish]

The point is, there were 2 marginal decisions yesterday (Kev's pen and the red card for the foul on Laporte) and 2 marginal decisions today (Offside for their second goal and the pen). 4 out of 4 of those marginals went against City. That is a pattern, and it's obvious to anyone who wants to look.

Plus our referee never once was asked to look at the monitor why? Because they was a rag kunt in var

 

[BlueMoonRisin’]

The ball had already gone before Jota craftily collided with the keeper with added theatricals to gain a pen. Jota should have been booked for that, nevermind a pen that clearly wasn't a pen!

 

[stonerblue]

Ruined the game.

You clearly haven't read the Bluemoon script. We're obviously (with the aid of VAR) going to piss away our lead over Liverpool. Get with the programme GD.

No, that the knicker wetter script.

 

[super_city_si]

It was a foul so why wasnt it a free kick ? I dont understand

Cant re referee for free kicks, only penalties.

 

[Father Paul]

NBC very happy with the result -Title race is alive, viewers will continue watching. There was real danger of losing big money with title race appearing to be over so soon.

Well the game is all about money so anything that may effect revenue is frowned upon. Our owners probably wouldn't have invested in the PL if not for the lure of big money.
Neutrals don't want to see a procession like the last two seasons they want a contest. Add to that the fact that most people don't like us anymore means many would love to see us hauled back and overtaken. We have to make sure that does not happen by keeping up the pressure.

 

[MCFC1993]

Still shaking my head at that one:

3 minutes to change the right decision to a wrong one.

0 minutes spent on the offside in Liverpool's 2nd.


PGMOL needs ripping up and starting from scratch.

 

[stan bowles]

What can you say about VAR and the way it's being used ? Do we need a panel of 3 instead of just one telling the ref to look at the monitor ?
Good discussion on Bein sports right now with Gray, De Jong and Keys. Why aren't we allowed to hear the discussions when the ref is told to view the monitor and while it's being looked at ? Why are the officials allowed to hide this wall of silence and why are the fans in the ground being ignored when they have no knowledge of what's going on.
The current situation cannot be allowed to continue.

 

[Blu1]

That was two players colliding. Why was one of them to blame? If Jota hadn't miskicked the ball in the first place, they would have still collided, but the ball would probably have been there too. If it resulted in a save, would a penalty have been awarded for the collision? Probably not.

When the referee is asked to consult the monitor, he invariably backs up the VAR with the decision.

Why couldn't this have been an innocent collision with no-one at fault?

Jota stepped into the keeper for me. Correct decision would be palace free kick

 

[citytill1die84]

I'm absolutely fuming, it's a fucking disgrace, not even arsed it was Liverpool it's an absolute joke Friend & the VAR official should be relegated to the lower leagues immediately.