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then wasted 2 minutes of time playing onThe first penalty came from VAR, but only because the ref, who was looking straight at it didn't give it for some inexplicable reason.
then wasted 2 minutes of time playing onThe first penalty came from VAR, but only because the ref, who was looking straight at it didn't give it for some inexplicable reason.
Broken fucking record , not you xThe spammers on, time to go.
Broken fucking record , not you x
@BlueHammer85 @Stephen230
Please provide reasonable explanations for the following (years in to VAR use, mind):
1) PL/FA/PGMOL refusal to share audio of officials during matches (the audio is already broadcast; this would be a near zero cost and technical change implementation).
2) Certain clubs (namely Liverpool and United) being allowed to have substantially different VAR supporting system setups, including fewer cameras leading to “blind spots” in VAR coverage, compared to other clubs in the league.
Because you dont debate , you lecture and repeat yourself endlessly , you have no intention of giving any ground , it puts people offno different to you constantly sticking up for Harry and Meghan is it ? (like i do)
what's the point of a VAR thread if you can't debate points and can only scream and shout that it's all a conspiracy?
Answer sebIf i answer anything i get accused of trolling, wum or being a broken record.
That’s a cop out, as you know there is no reasonable explanation for either of those situations.If i answer anything i get accused of trolling, wum or being a broken record.
In a £multi-billion industry there is simply NO reasonable explanation for the above other than the preservation (by deception) of said £multi-billion industry.@BlueHammer85 @Stephen230
Please provide reasonable explanations for the following (years in to VAR use, mind):
1) PL/FA/PGMOL refusal to share audio of officials during matches (the audio is already broadcast; this would be a near zero cost and technical change implementation).
2) Certain clubs (namely Liverpool and United) being allowed to have substantially different VAR supporting system setups, including fewer cameras leading to “blind spots” in VAR coverage, compared to other clubs in the league.