Neville Kneville
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We'll likely get decisions in our favour which will prove it's all fine.
Delia will call it out & we'll be branded the oil/v.a.r club.
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Var debate 2019/20
- Thread starter Chi-town blues
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We'll likely get decisions in our favour which will prove it's all fine.
Delia will call it out & we'll be branded the oil/v.a.r club.
Take city out of the equation. Does anyone else not just hate watching a game with VAR in use, said it during World Cup, champions league etc... takes the beauty out of the game.
Should of stopped at goal line technology, the rest is sh*t.
I think it’s going to get to the stage where both sets of supporters start questioning decisions which will start the beginning of the end for VAR. it won’t and shouldn’t last, forget this “give it time” bs.. the same people which will accept robots refereeing games soon.
VAR GTF...
Should of stopped at goal line technology, the rest is sh*t.
I think it’s going to get to the stage where both sets of supporters start questioning decisions which will start the beginning of the end for VAR. it won’t and shouldn’t last, forget this “give it time” bs.. the same people which will accept robots refereeing games soon.
VAR GTF...
andyhinch
Well-Known Member
After going 3-0 upWe'll likely get decisions in our favour which will prove it's all fine.
Delia will call it out & we'll be branded the oil/v.a.r club.
Bluescholar
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It stinks, it sucks the joy and spontaneity out of the game we love, without it the game is no longer a game. We will benefit when 4-0 up against someone shite, anyone who thinks VAR wasn't made to fuck us up is wrong, one question, who believes that would of been disallowed if they had scored it? Or utd? Or the scouse? Much easier to turn us over from 300 mile away. The game is done as we know it.
Spot on. Games a bogey mate.It stinks, it sucks the joy and spontaneity out of the game we love, without it the game is no longer a game. We will benefit when 4-0 up against someone shite, anyone who thinks VAR wasn't made to fuck us up is wrong, one question, who believes that would of been disallowed if they had scored it? Or utd? Or the scouse? Much easier to turn us over from 300 mile away. The game is done as we know it.
Watching at the game it completely ruins it, will put a lot of match going fans off. But new ones will take the place. At home, pub on the telly watching with the armchair fans they seem to enjoy it. They soon cottoned on to the var shouts.Take city out of the equation. Does anyone else not just hate watching a game with VAR in use, said it during World Cup, champions league etc... takes the beauty out of the game.
Should of stopped at goal line technology, the rest is sh*t.
I think it’s going to get to the stage where both sets of supporters start questioning decisions which will start the beginning of the end for VAR. it won’t and shouldn’t last, forget this “give it time” bs.. the same people which will accept robots refereeing games soon.
VAR GTF...
mancity2012_eamo
Well-Known Member
I’ve never been as disinterested in a lead up to a football season.
This was partly down to the shit we had to endure about us at every opportunity. Partly due to the screwing of us in the CL again.
But mostly expecting exactly what we’ve seen in the first two games.
Technology is not really something you can argue against. It’s supposed to make things fairer.
But we all know in our hearts that it is basically going to make it easier for faceless officials to influence results.
It’s the regulators I don’t trust.
VAR technology is just a way to automate the corruption.
Refs don’t get the blame anymore.
This was partly down to the shit we had to endure about us at every opportunity. Partly due to the screwing of us in the CL again.
But mostly expecting exactly what we’ve seen in the first two games.
Technology is not really something you can argue against. It’s supposed to make things fairer.
But we all know in our hearts that it is basically going to make it easier for faceless officials to influence results.
It’s the regulators I don’t trust.
VAR technology is just a way to automate the corruption.
Refs don’t get the blame anymore.
What if we still win the league?It stinks, it sucks the joy and spontaneity out of the game we love, without it the game is no longer a game. We will benefit when 4-0 up against someone shite, anyone who thinks VAR wasn't made to fuck us up is wrong, one question, who believes that would of been disallowed if they had scored it? Or utd? Or the scouse? Much easier to turn us over from 300 mile away. The game is done as we know it.
mancity2012_eamo
Well-Known Member
Genuinely think it would be our greatest achievement yet.What if we still win the league?
We’re going to need a miracle.
greasedupdeafguy
Well-Known Member
Really can see myself falling out of love with the game.