mexico1970
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I thought the Everton goal was a good one wasn't it? Doesn't a player become live after a deflection from an opposing player?
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Var debate 2019/20
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Yeah they say they'll use a thicker line for offside, only thing is some teams lines will be thicker than others.and when someone is a full toe offside, they'll say it's still too close, then a foot, then a leg. Football is an analogue sport being (mis)controlled by a digital system.
Salford_Blue
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How could he be obstructing De Gea's view? Prior to the deflection, he going off in the direction of the initial shot, so could quite clearly see the ball then.
Why does this suddenly come into play once it goes in the net?
Absolute farce
Why does this suddenly come into play once it goes in the net?
Absolute farce
PannickAtTheDisco
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Here's a suggestion to rid ourselves of this VAR offside joke.
Why not scrap offsides altogether? Would make the pitch much bigger wouldn't it?
It's about as good a suggestion as the decisions being made by VAR.
"Gabriel Jesus like this"
Tuearts right boot
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Here's a suggestion to rid ourselves of this VAR offside joke.
Why not scrap offsides altogether? Would make the pitch much bigger wouldn't it?
It's about as good a suggestion as the decisions being made by VAR.
Quite agree, would make for some great games, and scores......It worked OK before
It was a decision to keep them nearer top 4. The alpaca saw the original shot as he clearly moves to his right. The ball deflects to his other side which again he could see as starts to shift his weight. If a player lying on the ground is in the eyesight of a 6ft+ keeper then the keeper has a problem. If he wasn't on the ground the ball still would have crossed the line. Awful decision and it was quite clearly a bent oneHow could he be obstructing De Gea's view? Prior to the deflection, he going off in the direction of the initial shot, so could quite clearly see the ball then.
Why does this suddenly come into play once it goes in the net?
Absolute farce
give it to gordon
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The Everton 'goal' has to be in the top 3 for dodge decisions ever. Even now 24hrs later I still cant see how VAR have got it so wrong, other than really fat envelopes in the VAR Shed.
They really is no other reason, the game is bent.
They really is no other reason, the game is bent.
asahartford1
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I thought the Everton goal was a good one wasn't it? Doesn't a player become live after a deflection from an opposing player?
No you are wrong .
asahartford1
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Definitely ite offside in my opinion.
And the lazy git should be fined for lying around on the floor.
Cost Everton 2 points
And the lazy git should be fined for lying around on the floor.
Cost Everton 2 points