johnnytapia
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Put it to the vote.
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VAR Discussion Thread | 2024/25
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So are people off the “VAR is against us” train now?
So are people off the “VAR is against us” train now?
It took the officials 32 seconds of conferring before disallowing Stones goal with VAR almost certainly a part of that process.
The foul on Savinho vs Ipswich looked a pen all day in real time but the ref blew for a goal kick.
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It took the officials 32 seconds of conferring before disallowing Stones goal with VAR almost certainly a part of that process.
The foul on Savinho vs Ipswich looked a pen all day in real time but the ref blew for a goal kick.
Doesn’t make sense that the VAR would help convince the ref to rule out Stone’s goal on the field and then recommend he overturns it.
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So are people off the “VAR is against us” train now?
I am not sure what that proves at all. It is just overturns.
Had Stones goal been ruled out that would not have contributed 1 point to our score, but equally if the ref allowed it and VAR said no we would have got 1 point on this table. I dont understand the relevance. Its just showing VAR do their job and manage to keep everyone level(ish) which to me reeks of targets and measures.
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Wow. It’s crazy you post so confidently after being so wrong. VAR told the ref to give the goal. It was disallowed in the stadium by the LinoIt took the officials 32 seconds of conferring before disallowing Stones goal with VAR almost certainly a part of that process.
The foul on Savinho vs Ipswich looked a pen all day in real time but the ref blew for a goal kick.
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The. Lino. Disallowed. The. Goal. The. VAR. told. The. Ref. To. Check it again.I am not sure what that proves at all. It is just overturns.
Had Stones goal been ruled out that would not have contributed 1 point to our score, but equally if the ref allowed it and VAR said no we would have got 1 point on this table. I dont understand the relevance. Its just showing VAR do their job and manage to keep everyone level(ish) which to me reeks of targets and measures.
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So are people off the “VAR is against us” train now?
The corrupt FA want Brighton to win the league.
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In one weekend.
Saliba yellow correctly awarded a red thanks to VAR review.
Kudus yellow correctly awarded a red thanks to VAR review.
Fraser shirt pull on Vardy denying him a goal correctly awarded a penalty and a red thanks to VAR review.
John Stones winning goal correctly awarded thanks to VAR review and lino wrongly flagged.
massive injustices would have been allowed to stand had it not been for VAR.
'buT It'S KIlliNg tHe gaMe ''
Saliba yellow correctly awarded a red thanks to VAR review.
Kudus yellow correctly awarded a red thanks to VAR review.
Fraser shirt pull on Vardy denying him a goal correctly awarded a penalty and a red thanks to VAR review.
John Stones winning goal correctly awarded thanks to VAR review and lino wrongly flagged.
massive injustices would have been allowed to stand had it not been for VAR.
'buT It'S KIlliNg tHe gaMe ''
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kaz7
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Salah dived for a penalty though, thought you said it would stop him divingIn one weekend.
Saliba yellow correctly awarded a red thanks to VAR review.
Kudus yellow correctly awarded a red thanks to VAR review.
Fraser shirt pull on Vardy denying him a goal correctly awarded a penalty and a red thanks to VAR review.
John Stones winning goal correctly awarded thanks to VAR review and lino wrongly flagged.
massive injustices would have been allowed to stand had it not been for VAR.
'buT It'S KIlliNg tHe gaMe ''
Gordyola
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How many weekends has it taken to get to this? No doubt it will be back to normal soonIn one weekend.
Saliba yellow correctly awarded a red thanks to VAR review.
Kudus yellow correctly awarded a red thanks to VAR review.
Fraser shirt pull on Vardy denying him a goal correctly awarded a penalty and a red thanks to VAR review.
John Stones winning goal correctly awarded thanks to VAR review and lino wrongly flagged.
massive injustices would have been allowed to stand had it not been for VAR.
'buT It'S KIlliNg tHe gaMe ''
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How many weekends has it taken to get to this? No doubt it will be back to normal soon
Most weekends the vast majority of games have little VAR involvement or maybe 1 match has a VAR controversial incident which is blown all out of proportion. It’s clear people rather moan and be angry - even when VAR rescues them 3 points some still find a way to criticise.
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Indeed.How many weekends has it taken to get to this? No doubt it will be back to normal soon
This was a the PL have had their arses handed to them so we can't fuck up week.
Back to normal when Alti Fan refs the Dippers match this weekend...
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Salah dived for a penalty though, thought you said it would stop him diving
Was he awarded a penalty ?
Pre VAR he would have done. So your point is pretty moot.
kaz7
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YesWas he awarded a penalty ?
Pre VAR he would have done. So your point is pretty moot.
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So they got the decisions right..fuck me they SHOULD get EVERY one right..they have loads of replays from different angles and get to replay them in slow motion and even freeze the frame.In one weekend.
Saliba yellow correctly awarded a red thanks to VAR review.
Kudus yellow correctly awarded a red thanks to VAR review.
Fraser shirt pull on Vardy denying him a goal correctly awarded a penalty and a red thanks to VAR review.
John Stones winning goal correctly awarded thanks to VAR review and lino wrongly flagged.
massive injustices would have been allowed to stand had it not been for VAR.
'buT It'S KIlliNg tHe gaMe ''
Is VAR killing the game..hmmm let me put it from my viewpoint as a match going supporter..I can't stand it..
We will all have our opinions on it and as I've said a few times most of the match going fans I speak too hate it.
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No, he didn’t get awarded a penalty. Wrong as always.
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So they got the decisions right..fuck me they SHOULD get EVERY one right..they have loads of replays from different angles and get to replay them in slow motion and even freeze the frame.
Is VAR killing the game..hmmm let me put it from my viewpoint as a match going supporter..I can't stand it..
We will all have our opinions on it and as I've said a few times most of the match going fans I speak too hate it.
The point is without VAR the decisions would have been allowed to stand, imagine the outrage and outcry when Stones winner got ruled out ? Would be massive cries of corruption.
VAR is far from perfect, will never get decisions 100% correct but as can tell this season it is very much needed
kaz7
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Haha, i know but made you look . Funny how you never have a list of mistakes they make , one day maybeNo, he didn’t get awarded a penalty. Wrong as always.