Lingard elbow
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World Cup VAR
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Bigga
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Lingard elbow
Normally, I would agree, but the defender got a slap as well, so I think the ref called it 'evens'.
quiet_riot
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Bizarre VAR in this game. Seemingly non-review of elbows in the box, but lengthy reviews of an 'offisde' that wouldn't have affected the outcome anyway. Odd.
Barcon
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Bizarre.
Hart of the Matter
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Really?prove me wrong then
you know you have lost the argument on a forum with that response.
Bigga
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Really?
you know you have lost the argument on a forum with that response.
Erm, you haven't produced a POV to render anyone silent, so win an argument first!
Hart of the Matter
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Eh? If So, what do i need to prove then?Erm, you haven't produced a POV to render anyone silent, so win an argument first!
BerkshireBlue
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Really?
you know you have lost the argument on a forum with that response.
what argument everyone heard and saw the ref wait till the player got up and then issue the red. There is no argument it's called a matter of fact
NorCalBlue
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I'm not sure if the penalty for the foul on Kane was given by the centre-ref or VAR, but either way, you have to credit the VAR f*ck-up in the Tunisia game with forcing that decision. The sooner they stamp out wrestling players to the ground, the better, and if defenders know they're being watched by VAR and that penalties will be given, it'll stop pretty quickly.
It also looked like Kane was deliberately not fighting back so as not to let the ref(s) argue that both players were holding - because, let's face it, the defender initiates it 90% of the time on corners, and the attacker's just fighting to shake him off.
It also looked like Kane was deliberately not fighting back so as not to let the ref(s) argue that both players were holding - because, let's face it, the defender initiates it 90% of the time on corners, and the attacker's just fighting to shake him off.
quiet_riot
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what argument everyone heard and saw the ref wait till the player got up and then issue the red. There is no argument it's called a matter of fact
Which player? The one that was fouled? Boateng was up straight away waving his finger,