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VAR in regards to City related incidents.
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bluestevei
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a shocker today and the premier league should hang its head in shame for not adopting VAR this season
other clubs didn't want it this year, but next year it will be different bent refs wont be able to not see hand balls and clear pen
kippaxchris
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a shocker today and the premier league should hang its head in shame for not adopting VAR this season
They know if they do that City would win by more then 19 points. So that's a big no no
BillCarlisle
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I don't care about other leagues,i watch wall to wall prem games and i also watched all of the world cup
Football is always going to have controversy but i would prefer it with the majority of decisions being the correct ones
Correct. Anyone with half a brain knows that VAR can never be perfect as its still down to the humans in the box who are viewing it. Thus there will be decisions which will be based on opinion. That handball today left nothing to opinion. Instances like that would be corrected by VAR as it was clear. As you say, it is better having a system that by definition will improve matters rather than not having it at all. I think that's the whole point.
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Really? So you like to take in two points up your ass? Explain short sighted.It's pretty simple. Do you want to slow the matchflow down so there will be slightly more correct decisions? Many of the paranoid type around here will probably think it will benefit us more, but they would be wrong. Bringing the topic to the forefront after today is not unexpected, but it's short-sighted.
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If VAR was in place today , we would have won that simple as .
Short-sighted simply means that VAR is the subject of the day because a couple of decisions today didn't go our way. Next week we could benefit from a decision that might be reversed by VAR. Have I lost you yet?Really? So you like to take in two points up your ass? Explain short sighted.
The match was actually 0-0 when the handball goal was allowed, so how is are people determining we would've won the match? Crystal ball perhaps? Or would everything after the handball happened exactly the same? I can't remember how that sort of shit goes down in sci-fi movies.
Short-sighted simply means that VAR is the subject of the day because a couple of decisions today didn't go our way. Next week we could benefit from a decision that might be reversed by VAR. Have I lost you yet?
The match was actually 0-0 when the handball goal was allowed, so how is are people determining we would've won the match? Crystal ball perhaps? Or would everything after the handball happened exactly the same? I can't remember how that sort of shit goes down in sci-fi movies.
the point is with VAR in place that goal would not of stood, that is all that matters
its the subject of the day for a reason
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