VAR (PL introduction 2019)

[aguero93:20]

fuck off, ok, if you've bothered to read the discussion

Had to highlight this part on its own, because either you haven't been reading the posts on this thread, or like many others you're ignoring the ones that don't fit your narrative.

 

[aguero93:20]

You’ve said this a few times before haven’t you? ;)

19 fucking times by my count mate.

 

[Machiavelli]

19 fucking times by my count mate.

I’ll, erm, remember that.

 

[aguero93:20]

So don't fucking patronise me because you didn't read the thread properly. And Blueinsa and FI, jus

Oh, insa and myself tend to get on well but he's never interceded on my behalf as a mod, pretty sure FI doesn't like me.

You're the one not reading the thread though, I've addressed this point about stopping play before. 19 times I think.

 

[Machiavelli]

I will be VAR on this one lads. The mods are probably in bed.

 

[PannickAtTheDisco]

The VAR reviews every possible penalty incident completely independently of the referee and if the referee has made a clear and obvious mistake informs him at the first available opportunity (may as well remember this one too).

I FUCKING KNOW!

I was responding to a guy who wanted to do it differently, and was pointing out by doing it differently it would be farcical.

For god's sake.

 

[PannickAtTheDisco]

Had to highlight this part on its own, because either you haven't been reading the posts on this thread, or like many others you're ignoring the ones that don't fit your narrative.

no, you're just being a colossal numpty.

 

[Machiavelli]

I’ve reviewed the thread and I’m going to go back to page 47 and go again.

 

[aguero93:20]

I FUCKING KNOW!

I was responding to a guy who wanted to do it differently, and was pointing out by doing it differently it would be farcical.

For god's sake.

1st time I quoted you mate. The first three words.

You haven't been reading the thread.

 

[caseball]

It needs the opportunity for a team to appeal for a review. To stop teams abusing it, they should get one go at it. If they lose the review that's it for that game. They could also be liable for yellow cards as a result of the review. So if Willian thinks he's been hard done to, Chelsea can make the appeal ASAP and it goes to the pitchside monitor. If Willian's got a case, they get a penalty and keep their appeal, if not, no penalty, no more appeals and a possible yellow for Willian. But it gives teams something to turn to if they think the refs are both wrong and will shut them up after the fact. Any complaints and the simple retort is "So why didn't you appeal it?" They'd just have to be pretty sure of their players.