They aren't quite as furious about that.What about the penalty spurs didn’t get in the same game?
They aren't quite as furious about that.What about the penalty spurs didn’t get in the same game?
he admits he should have called the ref over to monitor and really regretted that decision and it stuck with him a long time, he admits being in VAR room has got so serious that you can barely talk in between incidences, officials have to be hot on every single incident straight away.
Hence he walked away - it got to tough for him and too pressurised. Doesn’t seem any sign of manipulation or corruption.
It seems so easy to watch everything back in hindsight and yes for the glaring obvious ones they deserve stick, but all that showed to me was that officials still make human error even watching on a monitor- unless we get some AI system that can determine the correct call then unfortunately it’s always going to happen. Still, anything that can assist a ref that misses an incident should always be favoured in my opinion.
They aren't quite as furious about that.
It’s not VAR that is the problem but the clique that is PGMOL. It works fine in other sports , but then we knew that all along didn’t we? These wankers are not held accountable for their actions and if a massive bollock is dropped they are kept out of the firing line for a week or so and reinstated quietly shortly afterAs alot of people on here have already said the main problem with var is that its still the same incompetent people just looking from a different angle and until that changes it isnt fit for purpose
absolutely spot on, its jobs for the boys, pgmol is corrupt as they come, they make an absolute clanger and not only do they not have to come out and explain it, players and managers are fined for questioning them as well.It’s not VAR that is the problem but the clique that is PGMOL. It works fine in other sports , but then we knew that all along didn’t we? These wankers are not held accountable for their actions and if a massive bollock is dropped they are kept out of the firing line for a week or so and reinstated quietly shortly after
What this incident shows to me is that the system has failed and not fit for purpose. This is only one call, there are far more lost in the background that we will never get to hear about.
You would be perfect for VAR, even when it’s clear what you believe is wrong you won’t change your mind.
I like to think I can make the correct decision on every single incident in a matter of seconds like everyone, but ultimately in time I would get it wrong and then be labelled as corrupt etc.
Do think you could have a 5 man VAR panel who have a yes/no verdict and it goes with the majority, not sure if they do something like that already.
if you make the decisions according to the LOTG rather than who is playing & trying to undermine your decision.
It’s amazing that “didn’t see it” has been replaced by “subjective”.