stonerblue
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Filbert St isn't known for being a hot bed of a stadium full of hate and aggression but the var fiasco, coupled with some shocking refereeing turned it into the River Plate. I could feel the anger through me telly.
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Var debate 2019/20
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give it to gordon
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the one thing that puzzles me about VAR is why do spurs seem to get much help from VAR ? They seem to more than the dippers !!!
did I read somewhere that the spurs chairmen's company or something has something to do with the VAR technology
did I read somewhere that the spurs chairmen's company or something has something to do with the VAR technology
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After watching the Pucki offside against spurs last night it dawned on me that maybe, just maybe, the reffing community feel that var in its current state is ridiculous and are thus making ridiculous decisions in order to highlight how ridiculous it all is in order to bring about change.
It's a theory anyway.....
It's a theory anyway.....
quiet_riot
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What damage?
It's the most talked about thing in football Ric and that is good for business.
Some ardent and die hard fans may well vote with their feet in the UK. It'll not matter. Not in the slightest, because in today's crazy society they will be replaced very quickly by picture taking, half and half scarf waving bell ends
This.
And further down the line, we have VAR-voting. Replays shown and then the 'fans' vote for the decision using the hashtag #VARoffside, or #VARnopen
stonerblue
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Watching a match on Bein the other day and it was the, ''Geico VAR check.''This.
And further down the line, we have VAR-voting. Replays shown and then the 'fans' vote for the decision using the hashtag #VARoffside, or #VARnopen
PannickAtTheDisco
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Watching a match on Bein the other day and it was the, ''Geico VAR check.''
Ah so it's the queen's fault then.
HolisticJim
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The bottom line for offside is its usually correct. The part which is open to debate is the part of the body they are judging it on and which frame they are using..... Someone's armpit ffs!
Horse racing must use a very high fps camera to see who wins a race and so I'd say it has to be a very high speed 16k camera used.
It should be their feet only and a computer should be able to flash up on the big screen instantly if it's offside or not be used for offsides at all.
All this 'can we celebrate yet' bullshit has got to go.
Horse racing must use a very high fps camera to see who wins a race and so I'd say it has to be a very high speed 16k camera used.
It should be their feet only and a computer should be able to flash up on the big screen instantly if it's offside or not be used for offsides at all.
All this 'can we celebrate yet' bullshit has got to go.
PannickAtTheDisco
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The bottom line for offside is its usually correct. The part which is open to debate is the part of the body they are judging it on and which frame they are using..... Someone's armpit ffs!
Horse racing must use a very high fps camera to see who wins a race and so I'd say it has to be a very high speed 16k camera used.
It should be their feet only and a computer should be able to flash up on the big screen instantly if it's offside or not be used for offsides at all.
All this 'can we celebrate yet' bullshit has got to go.
They used an area near Zouma's arse to get Sterling offside with a diagonal line in the Chelsea game
Whymewhynot
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Just go back to daylight. Offside is there so attackers do not get an unfair advantage. Someone’s armpit being off isn’t an advantage in the slightest. Even more so if the frames aren’t 100% accurate. If there’s daylight it’s easier to manage and it means they are gaining a significant advantage. We seem to make it all more difficult than it needs to be.
BlueHammer85
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A lot of people mentioning the controversy VAR is but most of the time all it is doing is correcting a decision.
what is more controversial- a player diving and winning a penalty or a quick review to see that the player has dived so no penalty given ?
yet once this correct verdict comes in everyone loses their shit and say how much it’s killing the game!
The worlds gone mad.
what is more controversial- a player diving and winning a penalty or a quick review to see that the player has dived so no penalty given ?
yet once this correct verdict comes in everyone loses their shit and say how much it’s killing the game!
The worlds gone mad.