Var debate 2019/20

[VOOMER]

the main issue is the inconsistent decisions by the officials. Against Wolves, Ederson was red carded, for essentially not being able to jump out of the way. The little diving twat ( a wolves trait throughout the game), even moved into Ederson. Yet when Adama goes hurtling into the back of Mendy, not shoulder to shoulder its okay. Add the numerous other times that they haven't followed protocol this season and the biggest question is why weren't officials read the riot act after the second set of games?

 

[alexmcity]

It was though. Stones is obviously ahead of Salah and Fernandinho and his foot is closest to goal.

The ball in the pic also seems to already have been passed by robertson, which with common sense I would assume Salah was a bit deeper even

Edit:sorry to dense to link images

It's not obvious at all, angle, perspective etc. matter, this is why you need technology, people are easily fooled.

 

[ballinio]

It was though. Stones is obviously ahead of Salah and Fernandinho and his foot is closest to goal.

The ball in the pic also seems to already have been passed by robertson, which with common sense I would assume Salah was a bit deeper even

Edit:sorry to dense to link images

Ha ha fucking hell, you really are something lol

 

[VOOMER]

It was though. Stones is obviously ahead of Salah and Fernandinho and his foot is closest to goal.

The ball in the pic also seems to already have been passed by robertson, which with common sense I would assume Salah was a bit deeper even

Edit:sorry to dense to link images

Utter bollocks go back to rawk

 

[ScottSinclair]

You forgot the lines pal. He's further off than Pukki & Sterling were in similar situations.

Its conflicting with lines as well though mate.

But for that very reason I agree, a transparent VAR-check was sorely lacking.

 

[ScottSinclair]

Ha ha fucking hell, you really are something lol

Yes, im not blind with delusion, and angry at different opinions. You should try that some time

 

[SilvaisSkyBlue]

It was though. Stones is obviously ahead of Salah and Fernandinho and his foot is closest to goal.

The ball in the pic also seems to already have been passed by robertson, which with common sense I would assume Salah was a bit deeper even

Edit:sorry to dense to link images

You forgot the lines pal. He's further off than Pukki & Sterling were in similar situations.

So to @ScottSinclair, why did you leave the lines out, as per @half & half derby scarf clearly shows he is offside,

Would it be because it doesn’t suit your narrative, or you are a sycophant for all things liverpool, hmm I wonder which...

Also why in that game did Oliver give no handball against TAA, but he did give liverpool the exact same handball against Leicester when the Leicester player had his hand in less of an unnatural position than the liverpool did.

As we all knew at the time before the match started, there was no way Oliver was ever going to give City any decision which would directly affect the game against liverpool.

 

[Larry Stranger]

You forgot the lines pal. He's further off than Pukki & Sterling were in similar situations.

Yeah but if you look at the pic on the right and the half circle it wouldn't be in line of the start of the 18 yard box. But at the same time it still wouldn't be 100% accurate even with the pic on the left. Unless you have a camera looking straight down the line you really don't know.

 

[SilvaisSkyBlue]

Its conflicting with lines as well though mate.

But for that very reason I agree, a transparent VAR-check was sorely lacking.

Haha, you are a WUM/Troll, the line you have on there looks like you have drawn it.

Also still no official image from the game, why is that?

 

[half & half derby scarf]