VAR Thread - 2021/22

[Kippax77]

VAR told Penandes that he HAD touched the ball for an offside Cavani to score.
The goofy **** couldn't even look into the camera when asked if he had touched the ball in the post match interview.
Even he knew he hadn't and VAR was helping the Rags.
Then the only people who saw an handball when AC Milan scored at the swamp was VAR.
Lineker and co in the studio went through every replay and nobody could see an handball.
Then there was........ fuck that i'd be here all night

 

[xgorton]

No more off by a toenail or nose,been reported thicker lines will be used for the new season says Riley.

 

[mat]

Premier League looking to clamp down on soft penalties in the season ahead

Players initiating or exaggerating contact in the penalty area can expect to win fewer penalties next season.

www.independent.co.uk

Clamping down on soft penalties. I'm calling bullshit.

 

[simmo]

Lee Mason retired as a ref but now the first dedicated VAR official.

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

Premier League looking to clamp down on soft penalties in the season ahead

Players initiating or exaggerating contact in the penalty area can expect to win fewer penalties next season.

www.independent.co.uk

Clamping down on soft penalties. I'm calling bullshit.

i note that Sterling and Foden are named in the linked address so can conclude that this is a City diving thing, not United who are given decisions for just walking on the pitch.

 

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

Said it many times. VAR is the tool used to achieve the desired result of the match, weighted heavily in favour of the commercial priorities of the premier league.

Other tools are also available.

Brand manipulation, pure and simple.

 

[KS55]

i note that Sterling and Foden are named in the linked address so can conclude that this is a City diving thing, not United who are given decisions for just walking on the pitch.

Foden is given as an example of a player who should have been awarded a penalty, but wasn't.

 

[Cobwebcat]

I like the new VAR rules

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

I like the new VAR rules

The concept is great. Let’s see them in action…

 

[PannickAtTheDisco]

so we're back to no objective rules and the refs can decide subjectively what to give and what not, so we're fucked, as proven them going after Raz as a dive and not Salah with Dias. We're fucked.