VAR thread 2022/23

[Kippax77]

that should of been offside today for me- Rashford was impeding kind off - he was clever to back off from ball for Fernandez last moment

Ref/lino discussed and felt he didn’t interfere enough I guess

Walton mentioned a new ruling on that this season - not sure what that is

Didn’t see any other major contentious decisions that VAR should have got involved with, Haaland pen appeal at end but on replay it was never a pen.


* as an aside - can you blues sort it out. Really don’t want Arsenal winning the league

Off out now before the usual bombardment from Blue Mist and co

I'd run if I was you

 

[daztrueblue91]

that should of been offside today for me- Rashford was impeding kind off - he was clever to back off from ball for Fernandez last moment

Ref/lino discussed and felt he didn’t interfere enough I guess

Walton mentioned a new ruling on that this season - not sure what that is

Didn’t see any other major contentious decisions that VAR should have got involved with, Haaland pen appeal at end but on replay it was never a pen.


* as an aside - can you blues sort it out. Really don’t want Arsenal winning the league

Off out now before the usual bombardment from Blue Mist and co

Football needs VAR but when applied properly, it limits the referees influence on the outcome of games.

So they’ve come up with this shite hybrid system where VAR is used to justify whatever shite outcome the refs want.

 

[moomba]

The speed at which Olivar confirmed the Cancelo non penalty decision was highly suspicious. Musnt have watched it more once in real time and one replay.

 

[Bill the Blue]

that should of been offside today for me- Rashford was impeding kind off - he was clever to back off from ball for Fernandez last moment

Ref/lino discussed and felt he didn’t interfere enough I guess

Walton mentioned a new ruling on that this season - not sure what that is

Didn’t see any other major contentious decisions that VAR should have got involved with, Haaland pen appeal at end but on replay it was never a pen.


* as an aside - can you blues sort it out. Really don’t want Arsenal winning the league

Off out now before the usual bombardment from Blue Mist and co

Funny how you don't seem to see the stuff that matters when it comes to City getting fucked over by VAR.

Bit of advice too, name checking Peter Walton won't will win you any support on here..

Anyway, it's nearly tea time, haven't you got any eels to fry..?

Oh and how about that shower of shit you claim to support having a go and try to beat Arsenal when you play them instead of coming on here trying to fit in ..

 

[hammocity]

that should of been offside today for me- Rashford was impeding kind off - he was clever to back off from ball for Fernandez last moment

Ref/lino discussed and felt he didn’t interfere enough I guess

Walton mentioned a new ruling on that this season - not sure what that is

Didn’t see any other major contentious decisions that VAR should have got involved with, Haaland pen appeal at end but on replay it was never a pen.


* as an aside - can you blues sort it out. Really don’t want Arsenal winning the league

Off out now before the usual bombardment from Blue Mist and co

This is the rule:

 

[Goater=Legend]

FAO people thinking Rashford isn't interfering with play.

 

[Bluemoonadam]

that should of been offside today for me- Rashford was impeding kind off - he was clever to back off from ball for Fernandez last moment

Ref/lino discussed and felt he didn’t interfere enough I guess

Walton mentioned a new ruling on that this season - not sure what that is

Didn’t see any other major contentious decisions that VAR should have got involved with, Haaland pen appeal at end but on replay it was never a pen.


* as an aside - can you blues sort it out. Really don’t want Arsenal winning the league

Off out now before the usual bombardment from Blue Mist and co

Everything you've said is a fair point tbh.

 

[halfcenturyup]

Apparently it didn't go to VAR it was sorted out by the ref and the linesman who fucking flagged.

This sort of bollocks makes me dizzy. All goals are checked by VAR as a matter of routine. So what is the point of discussing with the linesman and changing the on-field decision? It's the same story as last week at Anfield. Change the on-field decision to suit then VAR can claim not enough to overturn the on-field decision. It's nothing but manipulation. Two correct on-field decisions over-ruled by the ref and then allowed by VAR. Beyond a joke now.

 

[give it to gordon]

This sort of bollocks makes me dizzy. All goals are checked by VAR as a matter of routine. So what is the point of discussing with the linesman and changing the on-field decision? It's the same story as last week at Anfield. Change the on-field decision to suit then VAR can claim not enough to overturn the on-field decision. It's nothing but manipulation. Two correct on-field decisions over-ruled by the ref and then allowed by VAR. Beyond a joke now.

Did VAR view the goal ? Some people saying it didn't and was down the the pitch ref

The game seems more bent with VAR which was meant to stop wrong decisions.

 

[halfcenturyup]

Did VAR view the goal ? Some people saying it didn't and was down the the pitch ref

The game seems more bent with VAR which was meant to stop wrong decisions.

They review all goals. Unless that has changed this week as well.