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Utterly ridiculous.
Naah, they can disallow goals that look perfectly good to an accuracy of 1mm. It's all good!
Utterly ridiculous.
That is literally the definition of handball
Absolutely this.Naah, they can disallow goals that look perfectly good to an accuracy of 1mm. It's all good!
Yep. Its handballThat was literally the definition of handball even 20 years ago before they started fucking around.
BlatantThat is literally the definition of handball
Unless they release all audio from all games it will be just as subjective as the var decisions
And all that will happen is every Wednesday they will say 'yep we got that one wrong, sorry'.
Statement courtesy of the Howard Webb Public Relations Consortium Ltd.
Why would they not release audio? Whats the big secret?Unless they release all audio from all games it will be just as subjective as the var decisions
It will be selective , games with nothing much happening in it , he wouldnt have dared do it for several bent games including the offside rag goal v us
It will be selective , games with nothing much happening in it , he wouldnt have dared do it for several bent games including the offside rag goal v us
Re-recorded edited versionWell we’ll soon find out.
My 50p is on one of first games that Sky will air the audio from will be that derby.
If it was he’d be agreeing it was the right call just to be a contrarian. ;-)Ouch. @BlueHammer85 's alter ego?
Exactly this, like the offside lines from the Arnold Trent Alexander handball game against Liverpool.Re-recorded edited version
It’s easy to criticise it. They are releasing only select audio, after the fact.Difficult to criticise that, although I would like to, of course, but as always it depends on how it is implemented. I don't have great hopes.
It’s easy to criticise it. They are releasing only select audio, after the fact.
It’s a highly controlled quarter-measure, which protects them from having any questionable audio heard if they don’t want it to be. And it allows them to frame any contentious decisions with carefully scripted explanations, legitimising farcical decision making and incompetent refereeing.
It’s Ref Watch 2.0
Until they make the full audio available, live throughout the match, it is just another narrative crafting strategy.