Rammy Blue
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I will only have the remotest bit of faith in the system once the scum or dippers have suffered a last minute fucking over like we had today, until then it’s bullshit.
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Var debate 2019/20
- Thread starter Chi-town blues
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FogBlueInSanFran
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Said it before, and I’ll say it again — until we move to a coach’s challenge situation where there are a limited number of challenges a match called by a manager, VAR will continue to be a/the lead story after every round of matches. The current system will not and cannot work. The logical extension of VAR is to stop a match every 5-10 minutes, to check for any coming together as a foul, for any contested ball as a corner or goal kick and any offside. Look at Liverpool today. Linesman told not to flag on close offsides. Robertson clearly offside on a play but it doesn’t result in a goal. But Liverpool get to keep possession for another two minutes, exhausting Soton, and THEN score. The implementation was simply not thought through.
Neville Kneville
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VAR is fine. The people behind it and the ones incorporating it are grade A morons.
How can it be fine, when it hands the ability to decide results to those 'morons' or biased/corrupt individuals ?
I predicted exactly this on record, on here, two years ago & have argued the point ever since.
Why the fuck some folks are still not seeing it for what it is, completely stumps me.
We are NOT going to benefit from this, no matter how many changes they make, no matter even if they really try to be unbiased. The same clubs, will benefit & they will still complain that they are hard done by & find statistical evidence, which proves it.
Navas >>| Fast Forward
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How come the ‘foul’ by Bernardo wasn’t corrected by VAR as a clear and obvious error!?
If var stays then I’ll have to look elsewhere for my weekend di
No disrespect but man the fuck up nath. We battered spurs they had nowt. We drew at home. Created a shed load of chances and looked the bollox. Yeah we conceded 2 soft goals and var went against us for the pen and the goal but on another day we batter them. our title wasn't lost today my friendIf var stays then I’ll have to look elsewhere for my weekend enjoyment
Trevor Morley's Tache
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I've been calling out VAR since its inception. Unaccountable human in the loop; open to abuse and corruption.How can it be fine, when it hands the ability to decide results to those 'morons' or biased/corrupt individuals ?
I predicted exactly this on record, on here, two years ago & have argued the point ever since.
Why the fuck some folks are still not seeing it for what it is, completely stumps me.
We are NOT going to benefit from this, no matter how many changes they make, no matter even if they really try to be unbiased. The same clubs, will benefit & they will still complain that they are hard done by & find statistical evidence, which proves it.
Trevor Morley's Tache
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Do you even need to ask?How come the ‘foul’ by Bernardo wasn’t corrected by VAR as a clear and obvious error!?
OB1
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VAR is shite.
andyhinch
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I’m doing Norwich away, if we get done over I’ll nuke the south east.We will get a stinker in our favour, v Norwich.
Evens it out.
Neville Kneville
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I've been calling out VAR since its inception. Unaccountable human in the loop; open to abuse and corruption.
Same here.
I don't believe today was an example of that. Purely someone in a box, thinking they need to be involved & ruining, again, a fantastic end to a game.
Bu the truly bent stuff will come.