VAR thread 2022/23

[richardtheref]

Handball by Utd not given after VAR review, handballs it three times in the one move.

Not corrupt, just a different interpretation of the handball rule (when the team is man utd)

You know it's handball when neither Rio or Scholes argue the point.

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

You know it's handball when neither Rio or Scholes argue the point.

Did they say it was handball and should have been a penalty?

 

[Blue Mist]

And here we are again. Nothing to do with City so no conspiracy theories, just lads calling out a shit show.

 

[BlueHammer85]

Why are more and more Managers coming out asking for VAR in divisions that don’t have it ?

 

[1961_vintage]

Why are more and more Managers coming out asking for VAR in divisions that don’t have it ?

They'll be hoping that they get slightly firmer stools served-up in their shit sandwich.

 

[RadcliffeRick]

If VAR is such a good thing for the game why do we, and I would guess all other teams forums, have 94 pages on it? I would say that there is very little comments on any Rugby or cricket forums about video refs. That because it has been weponised in order to get the wanted results.

 

[NZBlue]

If VAR is such a good thing for the game why do we, and I would guess all other teams forums, have 94 pages on it? I would say that there is very little comments on any Rugby or cricket forums about video refs. That because it has been weponised in order to get the wanted results.

To get the commissioned results more like

 

[RadcliffeRick]

To get the commissioned results more like

Different words but the same meaning, the powers that be get to decide the outcome not the players on the pitch

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

If VAR is such a good thing for the game why do we, and I would guess all other teams forums, have 94 pages on it? I would say that there is very little comments on any Rugby or cricket forums about video refs. That because it has been weponised in order to get the wanted results.

Because people will accept factual decisions, but not subjective ones, especially ones that go against their own teams.

 

[dickie davies]

If it takes Mason a dozen looks at that stamp to make his mind up, surely he should have referred it back to the ref
Ultimately it's the onfield refs decision
He can have the bollocks to stand by his original decision