Which moments from our history would you want to retrospectively check using VAR?

[AliBobbyJ]

Bert Trautmann grabbing the Spurs forward's leg in the FA Cup semi-final with City 1-0 up is one I'm glad never got looked at twice.

 

[lancs blue]

This goal from Frannie Lee at WHL would never have survived VAR.

 

[Keeper!]

Liverpool league cup semi home leg in 81.

We were robbed, again.

And the away tie if I remember correctly

 

[117 M34]

When I think of var, I always think imagine if we had it in 2012 and aguero's goal went to var.
People would be having heart attacks while waiting to find out.

 

[jamiecav]

When I think of var, I always think imagine if we had it in 2012 and aguero's goal went to var.
People would be having heart attacks while waiting to find out.

And they pulled it back for the penalty on him instead. Mad Mario stepping up

 

[lefty goldblatt]

Some photographers andcamera men.
Franny Lee.
Alan Ball
A contract paper
A pen.
Two cheesy smiles

 

[sheepskin_tearaway]

The Micah ‘handball’ at Klanfield in 2012 was the most insane decision.

But I’m not sure VAR would have overturned it.

Therein lies the problem.

 

[Big Swifty]

Exactly. It still relies on subjective interpretation - and bias?

 

[Rolee]

The Sané goal in the Liverpool QF at the Etihad to put us 2 up at half time. We won't get a better opportunity to win the Champions League with the chance to rest our squad in the league because it is already well won

The first leg of that tie there were numerous offside calls that looked dodgy, plus the usual Robertson foul on Sterling in the penalty area.

 

[shemnel]

i think that Sane 'offside' vs Liverpool in the Champs Lge to go 2-0 up before HT. That's a big one.