That is an extreme, rare occasion.“You can see in a stadium whether a goal is contentious or not. Players’ reactions and length of time to make the decision are the biggest indicators.”
Yes, the City players knew Rodri was never being credited with that “contentious “ goal. And none of the fans celebrated.Night night.
Ok, so you’re ok with how VAR happened tonight then?Why would I moan when it’s accurate? Why would I moan about the referee when he is right? That’s not the point mate. Bit weird reply. Bit VARish
Spot onCelebrate goal. Wait 3 minutes. Stop celebrating. Its insanity to suggest it doesnt spoil it. It doesn't matter about whether it happens for or against city. As a spectacle. As a mode on enjoyment, visceral release, whatever you want to call it, it's being sanitised and thats insanity.
It happens in less than 5-10% of goals.Celebrate goal. Wait 3 minutes. Stop celebrating. Its insanity to suggest it doesnt spoil it. It doesn't matter about whether it happens for or against city. As a spectacle. As a mode on enjoyment, visceral release, whatever you want to call it, it's being sanitised and thats insanity.
It spoils the game for at least 90% (probably a lot more) of fans. It kills the elation mate for nearly all of us.Ok, so you’re ok with how VAR happened tonight then?
It doesn’t.It spoils the game for at least 90% (probably a lot more) of fans. It kills the elation mate for nearly all of us.
But when you know it has a 5-10% chance of being chalked off you don't celebrate properly. Each to their own and if you like it then I'm pleased for you but I genuinely have not met one fan face to face who likes it. Only read 1 or 2 on here.It happens in less than 5-10% of goals.
No one at the derby didn’t celebrate any of the goals. Even the one everyone thought Foden was offside for!
Did you celebrate all 6 Goals in the derby or sit on your hands waiting for the rags to kick off before jumping up?But when you know it has a 5-10% chance of being chalked off you don't celebrate properly. Each to their own and if you like it then I'm pleased for you but I genuinely have not met one fan face to face who likes it. Only read 1 or 2 on here.
You'r ewrong there mate... for me anyway and thousands and thousands of others. I hardly ever celebrate a goal like I used to, and when I forget myself and do, it's disallowed.It doesn’t.
No one left the derby bemoaning they didn’t enjoy it just in case VAR had made them celebrate when a goal might have been disallowed.
It spoils it when, on the rare occasion, it does disallow a goal and we revert to these types of debate again.