VAR Thread - 2021/22

[goatinho]

This weekend, wrong decisions so far

• Spurs goal disallowed
• Newcastle stone wall penalty
• Liverpool offside goal
• Liverpool initiating contact and given dodgy penalty
• United offside goal
• Stonewall red card for foul on Laporte

whoooaahhh calm down ...you will be getting called biased soon

 

[goatinho]

i can guarantee we will see more of these poor shocking var decisions over the next few weeks so the title race can be evened up.

 

[ysmsa]

You know full well that they could have chosen a frame which showed Cavani offside with the ball still at Martial's feet and NOBODY would have questioned the decision.

VAR is being used to manipulate close decisions and we are being conned.

100%

We've seen loads of goals chalked off in similar circumstances.

The games are being decided by some tit with a digital pen!

 

[Barcon]

All well and good talking about the foul on Kev by Romeu being outside the box but he's not the one that they should be looking at. The penalty should have been given for when the defender (#22) stamped on top of Kev's foot after he had made his way into the box.

 

[moh]

100%

We've seen loads of goals chalked off in similar circumstances.

The games are being decided by some tit with a digital pen!

That’s no way to speak about Sir Gareth Neville!

(edited to add. Somebody should keep a track of how many controversial VARs start with his weird sex sound. If Gary don’t moan it don’t get checked at the minute)

 

[SWP's back]

This weekend, wrong decisions so far

• Spurs goal disallowed
• Newcastle stone wall penalty
• Liverpool offside goal
• Liverpool initiating contact and given dodgy penalty
• United offside goal
• Stonewall red card for foul on Laporte

You’re correct on 5 out of 6 of those but the United goal wasn’t offside.

 

[ChicagoBlue]

Mike Dean knows that kind of tackle is a red card…

 

[bondsman]

what do people think on the Kane disallowed goal...didnt watch the game but just seen the highlights...looks like a deliberate push by Kane to me on Silva so rightly chalked off.....doesnt have to be a hard push whn moving at that pace to knock someone over (especially when pushing them in the direction that they are moving in anyway)

however seems to be a lot of uproar about it

Is the uproar part of the smoke screen. Lots of discussion of this incident on analysis with pundits to show how useful VAR is and how we are lucky to have it?

 

[give it to gordon]

Kane did a slight push. Chelsea scored from a free kick where Chelsea players were pushing goal stood. Same match free kick given to spurs in the penalty area even though a spurs player was rugby tackling a Chelsea player.

The refs and VAR in this country are fucking shit. No one has any idea of what a foul is nowadays.

And as for that penalty for the dippers it can only mean the game is bent. Who is pulling the strings ? Is it the refs ? The premier league ? TV companys ? Mike them up asap

 

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

Kane did a slight push. Chelsea scored from a free kick where Chelsea players were pushing goal stood. Same match free kick given to spurs in the penalty area even though a spurs player was rugby tackling a Chelsea player.

The refs and VAR in this country are fucking shit. No one has any idea of what a foul is nowadays.

And as for that penalty for the dippers it can only mean the game is bent. Who is pulling the strings ? Is it the refs ? The premier league ? TV companys ? Mike them up asap

I wouldn't even trust the c*nt's if they were mic'd.

What they need is true independent oversight, but I fear that with all the money sloshing around in the game that is never going to happen. Someone is always going to have a controlling influence.