VAR in regards to City related incidents.

[asahartford1]

Their goal should not have stood, no one on here is debating that. The concept of because we scored one, that would have resulted in a 1-0 win to being flawed logic is.

Having watched the entire world cup I think VAR just needs applying on a few things.
1) offside goals
2) violent conduct
3) obvious dives (results in red card)
4) inside/outside box fouls

I think the penalty decisions have been a bit of hit and miss. The premier league have to copy the WC format as well where everything was shown on the big screen.

United have no big screen

 

[arbabarshad]

Next on goals on Sunday to focus on diving today - bet they have silva and Agüero to show diving. They didn’t find it last week for Salah.

This is called creating a media narrative.

 

[manchester blue]

.a.a

Having watched the entire world cup I think VAR just needs applying on a few things.
1) offside goals
2) violent conduct
3) obvious dives (results in red card)
4) inside/outside box fouls

I think the penalty decisions have been a bit of hit and miss. The premier league have to copy the WC format as well where everything was shown on the big screen.

Have the biggest club in the world got a screen now?

The arguments that the game would have finished 1-0 to us are flawed as games and tactics are changed by goals. Wolves might have attacked more and we might have scored even more. The fact is that VAR should be used for clear and obvious errors.

 

[stonerblue]

United have no big screen

Wolves?

 

[tonea2003]

How would we have won with VAR yesterday?

i used the word could mate, we had a better chance of winning at 0-0 than 1-0, pretty simple really

 

[BerkshireBlue]

.a.a



Have the biggest club in the world got a screen now?

The arguments that the game would have finished 1-0 to us are flawed as games and tactics are changed by goals. Wolves might have attacked more and we might have scored even more. The fact is that VAR should be used for clear and obvious errors.

Doesn't matter if we won 1-0, lost 1-0 or drew 0-0 all we want is correct decisions being made.
I've no idea why people are arguing about winning games for, eradicating shit decisions is the aim

And yes we have got screens only shitty small time teams don't have screens

 

[BerkshireBlue]

United have no big screen

fuck em

 

[manchester blue]

Doesn't matter if we won 1-0, lost 1-0 or drew 0-0 all we want is correct decisions being made.
I've no idea why people are arguing about winning games for, eradicating shit decisions is the aim

And yes we have got screens only shitty small time teams don't have screens

Haha. I should have put that TM logo next to Biggest Club. Agree entirely with your VAR point.

 

[tonea2003]

Thought the subject of var would pop up after yesterday game and be lots of posters saying how we 'need' it because we woz robbed.
What we had yesterday was a cracking game with 2 teams going for it. Once they scored the game ramped up and City made a real fight of it to get back into the match. This is known as 'excitement' and that's what we pay to hopefully see.

it popped up because it was a clear and obvious error of the highest order and would have been corrected by VAR, the fact that it was cracking game is irrelevant

 

[dw7]

i just don't understand why you wouldn't want to arrive at the correct decision, VAR isn't shite certainly not in decisions like yesterday

Its a joke that bayern munich game on friday night var was used and it was a shambles.

Can you imagine celebrating a goal like agueros then been told you have to wait 2 or 3 min on var. To me its bullshit.