Onholiday(somemightsay)
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Doesn't make sense to me - does this mean the English game can change any rule it wants as long as it is restricted to our shores?
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Var debate 2019/20
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kaz7
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PIGMOL is using it's own version of VAR,they have told by the governing body to use it according to their rules about 3 times,it's all domestic games hereDoesn't make sense to me - does this mean the English game can change any rule it wants as long as it is restricted to our shores?
The Light Was Yellow Sir
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What makes it even stranger is that it’s one of the few decisions VAR can get spot on.Someone has had enough
Pep Guardiola on the missed penalty vs Spurs: “In the Champions League, it would be retaken, but in England there is a new rule. The referees spoke with my team and said they don’t care and the goalkeeper can go forward and they will not disallow it..."
“So, in one country, it is one way and, in another, it is another way. That’s the situation. I’m not in the meetings any more. In Europe, you would have to repeat the penalty, but in England? No. Here, they say the keepers can do that." #MCFC | @ManCity
prestonibbo_mcfc
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What makes it even stranger is that it’s one of the few decisions VAR can get spot on.
You are forgetting that VAR is actually a person who is as useless/bent (make your own mind up) as the inept/corrupt officials on the pitch.
BlueHammer85
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I guess the real question is whether we'd be happy if VAR was removed or would we be moaning even more about offsides not seen or given incorrectly, penalties not given or given by mistake, certainly the shithousing in the penalty area which has all but ceased would return with knobs on, personally I think with a few tweaks here and there it's far better with VAR
well said
Blue Maverick
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Fuck them, if they don’t have it tough shit, the two biggest clubs haven’t got screens unfucking lucky, all other teams should be allowed to see it, let their fans kick up a fuss at their grounds. It’s no different to VAR been used in the cups at only premier league grounds.I’m on board with you pal.
It is getting and will continue to get better.
PIGMOL cannot continue to have it all ways though , all tight calls need to be shown both to the match day crowd and the TV audience.
Liverpool and United should be told to lose the seats and fit the system, period.
Its going to take more than a few tweaks to get VAR fully operational, and to convince us sceptical supporters that it will be beneficial for the game. Both United and Liverpool had found a way to circumnavigate the whole thing already.
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blueinsa
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My ERO has just informed me that VAR costs £9k odd plus VAT per game.
Far East bookies have no problem covering that.
BlueHammer85
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