VAR in regards to City related incidents.

[Rammy Blue]

Ferguson was a twat, Pep isn't. You can't change the way our manager believes is the right way to behave and nor should we try. Much better to improve the quality of the officiating than to ask our manager to behave like a twat.

Our owners wouldn’t accept Pep acting without humility anyway.

 

[tonea2003]

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.

not if its the correct decision it isn't. so your'e happy that the wolves goal stood so the lad could celebrate

 

[jimharri]

I don't think any of our players saw it! Do we just review every goal? Do we give VAR the power to override goals that have been incorrectly given and not reviewed at the time like yesterday?

Vinnie appealed for something, probably offside. The two Wolves players who went for the ball were both onside (I think) when the cross was played in. But if the first Wolves player got the tiniest touch on it, then Boly was offside when he scored. Whether Vinnie's appeal was just an act of desperation or whether he thought Boly was offside, I don't know. Or was he appealing for handball?

 

[The blue phantom]

Vinnie appealed for something, probably offside. The two Wolves players who went for the ball were both onside (I think) when the cross was played in. But if the first Wolves player got the tiniest touch on it, then Boly was offside when he scored. Whether Vinnie's appeal was just an act of desperation or whether he thought Boly was offside, I don't know. Or was he appealing for handball?

I think he was just appealing for anything. Every game you see with whatever goal is scored you'll see players appealing, just a natural thing they all do.

 

[simon23]

VAR needs to be brought in.

Why wouldn't it be after its successful trial at the World Cup?

 

[mosssideblue]

VAR needs to be brought in.

Why wouldn't it be after its successful trial at the World Cup?

Isn't it because most PL teams voted against it

 

[simon23]

Isn't it because most PL teams voted against it

I think so but surely that will change if its in place in major tournaments. I thought they voted on it before its use in the World Cup. Now it has been shown to work and is effective then hopefully it will be brought in

 

[kippaxking79]

If VAR comes in the one team that will definitely benefit the most is US. We are constantly denied pens and tackles on our players that should be yellows not even a card issued. We get the shitty end of the stick most games but our class normally prevails. Also on the flip side the other (media) clubs will lose a lot a decisions that go for them. So it's a win win for us. I can only see Liverpool, Spurs, Arsenal not wanting it as they know they benefit without VAR.

 

[GeorgeHeslop'sTackle.]

VAR needs to be brought in.

Why wouldn't it be after its successful trial at the World Cup?

Never happen while Gill & Co. are in charge at the FA.
No coincidence whatsoever that the Rags & RD’s were two of it’s most vociferous opponents when clubs recently voted on whether it should be used in the PL

 

[Xhavenjoe]

VAR used correctly in Barcelona match to disallow a late goal. Also Enes Unal had a great game and caused all sorts of problems to Barcelona