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.fuck off, ok, if you've bothered to read the discussion
19 fucking times by my count mate.You’ve said this a few times before haven’t you? ;)
I’ll, erm, remember that.19 fucking times by my count mate.
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.So don't fucking patronise me because you didn't read the thread properly. And Blueinsa and FI, jus
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).
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.
1st time I quoted you mate. The first three words.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.
Exactly, Willian’s legs both came together as he jumped to instigate the contact. You could see all night how many players Chelsea have who frequently dive.
Pedro’s dive looked very much like a dive because Gunn pulled out leaving no leg for Pedro to initiate contact with, the defender who made contact with Willian left his leg stretched out so Willian had the opportunity to make it look worse than it was. Dives look less like dives if there’s a leg to initiate contact with. Arsehole commentators saying the old “there was contact” bollocks. Morata’s dive was due to being slightly pulled whilst jostling for a loose ball, in this situation I’m not sure why both legs would go from under a player just because of hands/arms on a player’s shoulder/torso? Another blatant dive.
You’re forgetting about the other party though - the defender against Willian was no where near the ball and had his leg firmly stuck out in front of it - whether William initiated contact or not you can’t do that as a defender
Of course you can. A defender can put his leg anywhere he likes (except up high) as long as it's not touching an opponent.
Maybe in your head, he stuck his leg out to intercept the traveling ball. What about a player throwing himself in to block?You’re forgetting about the other party though - the defender against Willian was no where near the ball and had his leg firmly stuck out in front of it - whether William initiated contact or not you can’t do that as a defender
Pretty sure its decided in the next few days. Be surprised if they use it considering how many problems its caused but it is Fifa....Agreed Neville, there's too much that comes down to the opinion of someone rather than a black and white decision. I'd like them to scrap it and just have goal line technology and post match diving bans for blatant diving.
Rugby and cricket have definitely had the shine taken off them because you see a key moment such as a try or a wicket but you know half the time they're going to spend 2 minutes checking it for faults... The IPL T20 cricket tournament, the biggest in the world doesn't actually use video refereeing (DRS in cricket lingo) and for me it's all the better for it. When something exciting happens you know that's set in stone, not that some suit in a box 50 miles away is going to take their time and then make a decision.
Is VAR going to be used in the World Cup this year do we know?
Riley said the other day that this would mainly be for pens/goals where there was 'an obvious mistake' mistaken identity, violent conduct etc.
We saw in the Leicester game, narrow offsides, changed by V.A.R.
Shearer said Riley told him that was because the incident was close to goal & had it been far away, it wouldn't have been reviewed. So how 'far away' is 'far away' & why is a marginal offside, 'clear and obvious'.
We have seen so few reviews, yet all of them have been marginal calls. So someone can just decide which is a 'marginal call' & which is a 'clear and obvious refereeing mistake' & the same people can decide which is 'violent conduct' & which isn't.
This gives them the option of altering the score of any game they choose to.
This man, is in charge:
How the fuck do you think this is going to go ?