Not proven. If they say what I think they were saying it is down to guesswork.But they were inconclusive.
What wording would you use?
Not proven. If they say what I think they were saying it is down to guesswork.But they were inconclusive.
What wording would you use?
Is it not the other way around?Not proven. If they say what I think they were saying it is down to guesswork.
There was a decision in the Wolves match and they also used the wording inconclusiveNot proven. If they say what I think they were saying it is down to guesswork.
Because your a fucking troll.
eh? the ball was clearly in and there was not enough in the foul, which leaves the offside as a contentious call but given they couldn't even see where the fucking ball was then how can they prove offside. It was the correct decision all day longI have just heard a new get out word to do us. On Sky football "inconclusive" was used repeatedly, they had the chances to rule the Magpies goal out and took four and a half minutes to rule it to be legal. If any body does not know what I am referring to, the VAR cowboys decided that the three incidents in quick succession were inconclusive and allowed the goal to stand. Arsenal were robbed.
Fuck em.I have just heard a new get out word to do us. On Sky football "inconclusive" was used repeatedly, they had the chances to rule the Magpies goal out and took four and a half minutes to rule it to be legal. If any body does not know what I am referring to, the VAR cowboys decided that the three incidents in quick succession were inconclusive and allowed the goal to stand. Arsenal were robbed.
This is probably more of a trolling post than any that Mark has made on here.
You joke of cause, he is fucking useless.Howard Webb’s doing a good job, by the way.
The Sheffield penalty was a poor decision, not as bad as Taylors’s at Wolves but still no penalty for me.I thought it was a foul but the other two bits I agree.
The Sheff U one is iffy
You did mention about Arsenal being robbed though!I did not mention Havertz but I agree he should have been on his way. There was nothing inconclusive about that assault.
I agree. You cant disallow a goal because the ball ‘might’ have been out of play, benefit has to go with the attacking team?Just send the Newcastle v arsenal. Thought both teams should have been down to ten men.
As for the goal. Just because you can see a gap between the line and the ball doesn't mean it's out. The whole of the ball has to be over the line, I think the ball was still in. Like at corner kicks the ball sites outside the quad angle but the circumference is on the line.
Gordon cant be off side as the ball goes back towards him.
No foul on the gooners defender for me.
I hope they throw the book at Arteta.
Which is how it used to be and how it should be.Is it not the other way around?
VAR couldn’t see a conclusive reason to change the onfield decision, so the original decision stood.
Umpire’s call, if you will.
The ball can go in any direction and your offside if in an offside position. This is the decision that Arsenal should be moaning at but VAR couldn't find the ball to draw the lines so no evidence to overrule the goal. He probably was offside by a knee or leg but VAR quite rightly doesn't work on "probably" for offsides.Just send the Newcastle v arsenal. Thought both teams should have been down to ten men.
As for the goal. Just because you can see a gap between the line and the ball doesn't mean it's out. The whole of the ball has to be over the line, I think the ball was still in. Like at corner kicks the ball sites outside the quad angle but the circumference is on the line.
Gordon cant be off side as the ball goes back towards him.
No foul on the gooners defender for me.
I hope they throw the book at Arteta.