Var debate 2019/20

[ONTHERUNWITHTHAKSIN]

Even the ref couldn't see it clearly with VAR that's why he shrugged.

But if he was told handball and to look at VAR then surely the decision is already made for him and no goal

 

[Gazza]

That rule is not enforced until next season.
Think of Sergios goal at home to Arsenal (3rd goal) should that have been wiped off ? Another unintentional handball.

and it would have been if VAR had been present at that game.

 

[BlumerMooner]

The use of VAR in rugby is brilliant as they view every available single angle and TV viewers are able to hear what’s being said as well as all replays shown in the ground. If it can happen in rugby then why not in football given all the money in the game that isn’t in rugby. If it is going to be used then use it properly. The fact he was told to review it on the monitor surely suggests that someone had seen something not quite right.

But there is your point.... more money in football = more corupt!

But yes I do agree with you, they have it working fine.

I would rather it interrupted the flow of the game if the right call was made...

 

[onceabluealways]

It’s shit but having watched the view from behind the goal it shows how poor we defended. Kompany doesn’t read the flight so misses the clearance header and Laporte was wrong side of loriente

 

[FCBarca]

where did you get this statement from ?

AS is mentioned in the post, Madrid based paper and Iturralde is a retired former head of referees - one of the few competent referees Spain has had, Basque

 

[meeesh]

So from next season onwards it will hard to spontaneously cheer a goal. What's the fucking point anymore. My lad rang me up late last night and told me he's fucking his season card off for next season(he's 35 and been going since he was 5). Emotions running high I know but to me it feels like the game I know and love is fucked. I hate VAR with a passion and not just because of last night.

I feel like that this morning,big part of me says I'm finished with this shite,to a degree var is needed,and it will ruin the game we know and love,but let's have it fair,especially for all the fans who pay their money to watch.

I'll be back up for it on Saturday lunchtime,but very unsure about it going forward,just pisses me right off,if we had won all 4 this season,there would be plenty thinking about the future,well if you are a certain age I mean.but let's have one last push to win the league and FA Cup,we can do this.

 

[Jesus2018]

"And Aguero has just scored there to take the title from Manchester Utd in the last minute of added time. The fans are just waiting to see if it has gone to var. Yes. It has. And the goal is given. The fans here are applauding frantically. Some have even stood up. What an atmosphere"

 

[Paul1970]

So which one was it ? Last week or last night ? You mention both there,I'd say last week as well for the record

That team last week was a bad selection and we all know it . So yes it was lost last week .

 

[TheRemainsOfTheDave]

So from next season onwards it will hard to spontaneously cheer a goal. What's the fucking point anymore. My lad rang me up late last night and told me he's fucking his season card off for next season(he's 35 and been going since he was 5). Emotions running high I know but to me it feels like the game I know and love is fucked. I hate VAR with a passion and not just because of last night.

I can fully understand it. Offsides are the worst part of it for me. I've always accepted that if a player scores but is marginally offside, it's just one of those things, you win some, you lose some. Now the attacker will have to be less adventurous and that will be to the detriment of the game. Mind you, Liverpool will end up mid-table next season as a result!

 

[The blue phantom]

It was certainly cruel to us last night.