VAR (PL introduction 2019)

Is that account believable?
I only ask as I’m sure I’d seen a post on here where they’d tweeted “the powers ruling football have decided Man Utd will win the FA Cup” or words to that effect.
I was thinking about that tweet earlier.

The blog has been very credible in the past. They helped the club in 2012 with their analytics which saw a certain bent scouse ref disappear to the states and another move to the MCC.
 
Is that account believable?
I only ask as I’m sure I’d seen a post on here where they’d tweeted “the powers ruling football have decided Man Utd will win the FA Cup” or words to that effect.
There's only so much help they could give the rags tbf, they really are shit.
 
According to the premier league site Kavanagh is registered with the Manchester FA which is presumably why he can't ref us or the rags so why is allowed to be in control of VAR in a game involving the rags?
On an issue which var is not supposed to be adjudicating?? Why did he stick his big red nose into the proceedings when Atkinson saw exactly what happened ? Why did Atkinson allow himself to be over ruled?
Mike Dean(on another note ) makes me laugh.just bare faced cheek.banned by pigmol from reffing liverpool matches ...after a ...ahem 32 game dodgy run...leaves liverpool(moves house)...quietly acts as 4th official in the liverpool v Bournemouth match a few weeks ago...just what is going on?
Then pops up at forest v ipswich. Leaving forest fans i know spitting his name in rage...Dean really does live an Interesting life.
 
I seem to remember the anti-VARers complaining that VAR would remove all the controversy from the game and therefore put an end to interesting discussions in the pub about dodgy decisions (which is way better than the right team winning...). I guess they got that wrong.
 
Replays of VAR incidents will be shown to fans inside an English football stadium for the first time during this weekend's FA Cup semi-final matches. Fans will witness the same different angles and slow-motion replays enjoyed by the VAR officials. [via @SkySportsNews]
 
Replays of VAR incidents will be shown to fans inside an English football stadium for the first time during this weekend's FA Cup semi-final matches. Fans will witness the same different angles and slow-motion replays enjoyed by the VAR officials. [via @SkySportsNews]
And they will still come to wrong conclusion
 
Replays of VAR incidents will be shown to fans inside an English football stadium for the first time during this weekend's FA Cup semi-final matches. Fans will witness the same different angles and slow-motion replays enjoyed by the VAR officials. [via @SkySportsNews]
We won't get that, instead it will be the VAR decision followed by the "definitive video clip".
 

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