VAR thread 2022/23

[Alan Harper's Tash]

No, who is arguing that every decision individually is made with an ulterior motive?

Apologies. Every decision is potentially corrupt. We just can’t know which ones are.

Therefore it’s the colour of the shirts that decides corruption. Right?

 

[bondsman]

Thoughts on that shit there then?

It didn’t seem to affect the outcome of the league though, so maybe they’re shit at being corrupt too.

 

[domalino]

I think it was a foul

It is a pretty blatant foul. he doesn't get anywhere near the ball and goes into the back of Eriksen, knocking him over.

 

[city2]

Fucking bullshit decision

 

[flook]

wasa foul, not clear and obvious though as evidenced by the time taken, thats VAR working outside its remit

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Thoughts on that shit there then?

I’m not watching it. We’re about to have 60 kids descend on us for a 2 hour party.

Fun.

 

[The Light Was Yellow Sir]

I think it was a foul

I’d have wanted the foul if it’d been against us.

 

[stonerblue]

As is to prove a point the rags get a decision they should never have had.

Absolute bollox decision

 

[blueinsa]

Credit to Sky and Neville for disallowing the goal before their patsy did lol

 

[Hart of the Matter]

I think it was a foul

That has been happening dozens of times in every match this season and not deemed a foul.