VAR Thread - 2021/22

[Colin Bells Boots]

And that's what football has come to. Like a dick I celebrated.

Seems to me that the only ones celebrating are PiGMOL and their cronies .

 

[kaz7]

I should know better by now , they actively spend a couple of mins for a really tight offside call trying to find a frame to chalk the goal off , teams in red it takes ten secs or less or not at all, dipper game , i still celebrate goals , reflex

At the start of var i said we were the lab rats , they literally tested it on us , corrupt shits

 

[Mr Ed (The Stables)]

It's taken all the spontaneity out of the game which has spoilt it for me. Whats happened to the clear and obvious error we were all told about. A couple of inches offside isn't clear and obvious imo, whether its for or against us.

 

[Blue Mist]

It's taken all the spontaneity out of the game which has spoilt it for me. Whats happened to the clear and obvious error we were all told about. A couple of inches offside isn't clear and obvious imo, whether its for or against us.

I think there should be a time limit as to how long they can spend analysing a decision. clear and obvious is not 2 minutes intense study

 

[dadnlad]

I think there should be a time limit as to how long they can spend analysing a decision. clear and obvious is not 2 minutes intense study

so they can get their bets on

 

[Coljj]

It's taken all the spontaneity out of the game which has spoilt it for me. Whats happened to the clear and obvious error we were all told about. A couple of inches offside isn't clear and obvious imo, whether its for or against us.

It's definitely changed the way I watch football. I now often find myself watching for anyone in an offside position and the actual player on the ball is in my peripheral vision.

At the weekend when Ronaldo 'scored' his 2nd I was confident he was offside before he smashed it in and the flag went up.

 

[tommy116]

For me i can no longer celebrate City goals as i always think it will be disallowed. The forensic review of every City goal has taken the enjoyment from the game. Jesus's goal on Saturday was a disgrace, to spend so long looking to disallowing it should tell these twats it was not clear and ovbious. The dippers and rags goals never get as much forensic review as we do, we are being ref'd differently on and off the park.

 

[Scaring Europe to Death]

The weirdest for me was the Brighton-Liverpool game last season when Liverpool were leading 1-0 and then scored from a Free Kick, at which point I took the dog for a walk.

When I got home, Klopp was in mid rant at Des Kelly, and I punched the air when somebody mentioned Brighton's controversial equalizer.

It must have been another fortnight before I realised that the game had actually finished 1-1 and not 2-2.

 

[Tommy_Catons_Perm]

OK, here's one for you and its nothing to do with us.
Villa v West Ham. A Villa player clearly elbows a player in the face to stop him getting past. Ref nothing vreviewed by var nothing. BUT the seconds later the second defender appears to foul the attacker. He was outside the box not heading for goal, reviewed, red card as he was deemed to be in a goal scoring position !!! It's as though they were just making it up as they go along......oh they were!!! Ah that explains it.

I just watched this on MOTD 2. Konsa was initially given a yellow card and was then sent off following a length VAR review by the ref looking at the monitor. OK.

In the leicester v arsenal game, Johnny Evans was given a yellow card for denial of a goal scoring opportunity. The subsequent consensus seems to be that it should have been a red but apparently there was no VAR review. Why not?

Laporte was given a straight red card for his denial of a goal scoring opportunity..I was at the game and it was not obvious to me if VAR reviewed it. The ref, Andre Mariner certainly did not go to look at the monitor. Why not?

It's all rather confusing and looks ideal for corruption.

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

I just watched this on MOTD 2. Konsa was initially given a yellow card and was then sent off following a length VAR review by the ref looking at the monitor. OK.

In the leicester v arsenal game, Johnny Evans was given a yellow card for denial of a goal scoring opportunity. The subsequent consensus seems to be that it should have been a red but apparently there was no VAR review. Why not?

Laporte was given a straight red card for his denial of a goal scoring opportunity..I was at the game and it was not obvious to me if VAR reviewed it. The ref, Andre Mariner certainly did not go to look at the monitor. Why not?

It's all rather confusing and looks ideal for corruption.

All part of a cunning plan Baldrick .