VAR thread 2022/23

[Alan Harper's Tash]

It’s because those two grounds don’t have 360 degree cameras!

Theses tight calls though never ever go in favour of the away team and always in favour of the home team!

If the 360 degree camera thing is true, why don’t they and are they the only grounds without them?

 

[GaudinoMotors]

They are constantly blurring the rules so they can blurr the decisions. It's not rocket science, it's legitimised, organised outcome fixing. I'm all for debates and arguments, but anyone thinking this is a good and positive introduction - is clearly an idiot.

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

They are constantly blurring the rules so they can blurr the decisions. It's not rocket science, it's legitimised, organised outcome fixing I'm all for debates and arguments, but anyone thinking this is a good and positive introduction- is clearly an idiot.

Dodgy bastards.

 

[Blue Mist]

Offside is a factual decision.

How does your logic apply to Rashford’s goal? It was a marginal decision that went for the rags and simultaneously against the dippers.

If it was factual how are we discussing two very similar incidents a page back ?

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

If it was factual how are we discussing two very similar incidents a page back ?

Because they were both marginal decisions.

Thats literally all they have in common.

 

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

Offside is a factual decision.

How does your logic apply to Rashford’s goal? It was a marginal decision that went for the rags and simultaneously against the dippers.

Marginal decisions are SUBJECTIVE, not factual.

There is currently no way to tell the exact frame the ball was passed, and the camera frame rate is so slow that there can be >20cm difference frame-to-fame. It's a GUESS.

 

[Blue Mist]

Because they were both marginal decisions.

Thats literally all they have in common.

But the marginal decisions always seem to favour the favourite 2.
Can you recall a marginal decision going against Liverpool? I cant
Conte said last night that England need to learn how to use Var ! How many years has it been in and we still, in his opinion, don't know how to use it.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Marginal decisions are SUBJECTIVE, not factual.

There is currently no way to tell the exact frame the ball was passed, and the camera frame rate is so slow that there can be >20cm difference frame-to-fame. It's a GUESS.

That isn’t true. They are factual based on the cameras they work with.

 

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

That isn’t true. They are factual based on the cameras they work with.

They are still guessing when the pass was made.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

But the marginal decisions always seem to favour the favourite 2.
Can you recall a marginal decision going against Liverpool? I cant
Conte said last night that England need to learn how to use Var ! How many years has it been in and we still, in his opinion, don't know how to use it.

Apart from the Rashford one, which was like Schrodinger’s decision. The scousers were on the “wrong” end of that one and the “right” end of the Isak one.